The Modulations
Formed in the early 1970s in Durham, North Carolina, the Modulations was an R&B
and soul vocal group and not to be confused with the Florida-based gospel group
of the same name. The quartet – originally known as the Pimps - was comprised
singer/songwriters Larry Allen, Hoyle Saunders, Henry Chanel, and Larry Duncan.
Catching the attention and managerial skills of Henry Bates, a local
entrepreneur, the group signed to Buddha Records and released the single “I’m
Hopelessly in Love” in 1973. They followed that up in 1974 with the single “I
Can’t Fight Your Love”. While both singles ...
Those Were the Best Days of My LifeThe Modulations
It's Rough Out Here
I Can’t Fight Your LoveThe Modulations
It's Rough Out Here
Worth Your Weight In GoldThe Modulations
It's Rough Out Here
What Good Am I?The Modulations
It's Rough Out Here
I’m Hopelessly In LoveThe Modulations
It's Rough Out Here
Your Love Has Got Me Locked UpThe Modulations
It's Rough Out Here
