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30617387 | Play | Fool Me | 02:26 Tools | |
30617388 | Play | What About the Music | 02:32 Tools | |
30617386 | Play | Homicide Dresser | 02:46 Tools | |
30617390 | Play | I Struck It Rich | 02:34 Tools | |
30617395 | Play | Sally Saying Something | 02:11 Tools | |
30617393 | Play | She's Almost You | 02:36 Tools | |
30617400 | Play | Honky Dory | 02:28 Tools | |
30617403 | Play | Something You Got | 02:12 Tools | |
30617398 | Play | I Got It From Heaven | 02:59 Tools | |
30617392 | Play | Sally Sayin' Somthin' | 02:09 Tools | |
30617396 | Play | Don't Want My Lovin' | 02:15 Tools | |
30617399 | Play | Everything Is Hunky Dory | 02:26 Tools | |
30617407 | Play | Irresistible You | 02:41 Tools | |
30617404 | Play | Watch Your Step | 02:27 Tools | |
30617402 | Play | Let's Get in Line | 02:08 Tools | |
30617391 | Play | A Message To My Baby | 02:56 Tools | |
30617405 | Play | These Are Not My People | 02:59 Tools | |
30617389 | Play | Human | 02:34 Tools | |
30617397 | Play | What About The Music [inst] | 01:32 Tools | |
69432488 | Play | What About The Music (Inst) | 01:32 Tools | |
69432489 | Play | Check You Out | 01:32 Tools | |
30617401 | Play | I'm So Hurt | 02:13 Tools | |
30617409 | Play | A Message to My Babe | 02:58 Tools | |
69432491 | Play | Irrestistable You | 02:13 Tools | |
69432490 | Play | All Through the Nigiht | 02:13 Tools | |
69432492 | Play | Anymore | 02:58 Tools | |
30617413 | Play | I Don't Mind Doin' It | 02:26 Tools | |
30617408 | Play | ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT | 02:13 Tools | |
69432493 | Play | All in My Mind | 02:58 Tools | |
30617411 | Play | Magic Carpet Ride | 02:26 Tools | |
69432494 | Play | Whatcha Gonna Do | 02:26 Tools | |
69432495 | Play | Half a Man | 02:26 Tools | |
30617417 | Play | Sally Sayin' Something | 02:07 Tools | |
69432496 | Play | Please Spare Me This Time | 02:26 Tools | |
69432499 | Play | Later Baby | 02:26 Tools | |
88021629 | Play | What About The Music [Instrumental] | 02:26 Tools | |
69432497 | Play | Everything's Hunky Dory | 02:26 Tools | |
30617406 | Play | Shes almost you | 02:58 Tools | |
89798991 | Play | I've Got To Check You Out | 02:58 Tools | |
69432503 | Play | Bending Over Backwards for You | 02:58 Tools | |
69432504 | Play | Two Lonely People | 02:13 Tools | |
69432500 | Play | What About the Children | 02:58 Tools | |
69432501 | Play | Open the Door to Your Heart | 02:58 Tools | |
89798992 | Play | Toot | 02:58 Tools | |
69432502 | Play | Message to My Babe | 02:58 Tools | |
88021630 | Play | Set Me Free | 02:58 Tools | |
88021631 | Play | Rages to Riches | 02:13 Tools | |
69432505 | Play | Almost You | 02:13 Tools | |
88021632 | Play | Hunky Dory | 02:13 Tools |
Known in Northern soul circles as "The Human Percolator," blue-eyed soul shouter Billy Harner was born and raised in Philadelphia, first emerging in 1964 with backing band the Expressions on the Lawn release "Anymore." His supporting unit proved short-lived, as the label of his follow-up, "Coney Island Wild Child," credited Harner alone, and in 1965 he signed to Cameo/Parkway to release "All Through the Night." After the release of 1966's "Let's Get in Line," Harner moved to the Kama Sutra imprint, where he recorded a series of cult-classic singles including "Homicide Dresser," "What About the Music," and the Northern soul favorite "Sally's Sayin' Somethin'," a minor hit that charted in Philadelphia, New York, and Los Angeles in the summer of 1967 but failed to gain national momentum. In late 1968, Harner signed to the local independent label Open/OR, where his debut release, the luminous ballad "A Message to My Baby," was licensed for wider distribution on Atlantic. Another Northern classic, the scorching Gamble-Huff track "I Struck It Rich" preceded the 1969 release of Harner's sole LP, She's Almost You. The album met the same discouraging fate as his previous releases, and after one final effort for the obscure 66 + 6 label, the Chris Kenner cover "Something You Got," the singer quit his music career to open his own barbershop in Camden, NJ. In the 1990s, Harner resurfaced on the East Coast oldies circuit. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.