The vaults of Society Hill Records grace us with new mixes of two stellar tracks, "Still Love Him Anyway" and "I Love You", from the gone too soon vocalist, Brandi Wells. Wells, a native of Chester, PA, sang with Fat Larry's Band, Breeze, and Slick before embarking on a solo career. Her debut platter, "Watch Out" was released in 1981 on Fantasy Records and climbed to #37 on the US Billboard R&B chart. The album's title track also peaked at #74 in the UK Singles Chart in February 1982. Although "Watch Out" proved to be her only hit, she released a follow-up LP entitled "21st Century Fox" in 1985 and continued to put out singles during the 1990s. Sadly, Brandi passed away from breast cancer in March 2003, at the age of 47. While these tracks were recorded and released many years ago, producer Butch Ingram has remixed a new, shorter radio mix of "Still Loving Him Anyway" and finally a "final" version of "I Love You" which was originally sourced from a cassette tape. These new mixes allow us to take a look back at what could have been and pay our respects to the departed Ms. Wells.
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The vaults of Society Hill Records grace us with new mixes of two stellar tracks, "Still Love Him Anyway" and "I Love You", from the gone too soon vocalist, Brandi Wells. Wells, a native of Chester, PA, sang with Fat Larry's Band, Breeze, and Slick before embarking on a solo career. Her debut platter, "Watch Out" was released in 1981 on Fantasy Records and climbed to #37 on the US Billboard R&B chart. The album's title track also peaked at #74 in the UK Singles Chart in February 1982. Although "Watch Out" proved to be her only hit, she released a follow-up LP entitled "21st Century Fox" in 1985 and continued to put out singles during the 1990s. Sadly, Brandi passed away from breast cancer in March 2003, at the age of 47. While these tracks were recorded and released many years ago, producer Butch Ingram has remixed a new, shorter radio mix of "Still Loving Him Anyway" and finally a "final" version of "I Love You" which was originally sourced from a cassette tape. These new mixes allow us to take a look back at what could have been and pay our respects to the departed Ms. Wells.
