The Top Stoppers | en

Piro,Feel,Wosh,Yoko .

Only made "I Need Love" which was a song written by Tom Curley, vocalist with the Maryland group the Mad Hatters. The Mad Hatters cut the original version in late '65. The Time Stoppers version wasn't released until 1967. The flip is a forgettable instrumental, Fickle Frog. This also appears to be about the last record ever released on the eclectic HBR (Hanna-Barbera Records) label. .

The Showstoppers were a four-piece vocal soul group from Philadelphia, their line-up including Alex and Laddie, younger brothers of Solomon Burke. They are best remembered for their 1968 hit ‘Ain’t Nothin’ But a Houseparty’, which was released on the local Philly label Showtime and sold well locally, but despite rights being acquired for national release by MGM, failed to become a national hit. However it caught on with DJs in the UK, was released on the small London independent label Beacon (giving it its only hit), reached No. 11 in 1968 and made the charts again on reissue in 1971,...