Singer: Donny Brooks
Title: The 8th Wonder of the World!
Label: Lost Nite Records ‎– LP–126/LNLPS126
Type: Vinyl, LP, Album, Compilation, Stereo
Country: US
Date of released: 1967
Category: Funk / Soul
Style: Doo Wop, Soul
Size MP3 zip: 1532 mb
Size FLAC zip: 1470 mb
Rating: 3.7✭
Format: MP3 MP4 AA MP3 MP1 AHX VQF FLAC FLAC

Tracklist

A1	–The Jive Five	My True Story
A2	–Soul Survivors	Expressway To Your Heart
A3	–Barbara Green	Young Boy
A4	–Billy Stewart	I Do Love You
A5	–Starlites*	Valarie
A6	–Lee Andrews	Teardrops
A7	–James & Bobby Purify	I'm Your Puppet
A8	–The Jesters	The Wind
A9	–Little Caesar*	Those Oldies But Goodies
B1	–Bobby Lewis	Tossin' An' Turnin'
B2	–Deon Jackson	Love Makes The World Go Round
B3	–Patti LaBelle	Down The Aisle
B4	–Jay Wiggins	Sad Girl
B5	–The Dreamlovers	When We Get Married
B6	–The Charts	Deserie
B7	–Knight Brothers	Temptation 'Bout To Get Me
B8	–Jackie Lee	The Duck
B9	–The Olympics	Mine Exclusively

Notes

Lost Nite Records • 1005 Chestnut St. • Philadelphia, PA

This is a compilation put together by Donny Brooks, aka "Soul Finger," who was a successful disc jockey in St. Louis for KATZ and a couple other radio stations in the 60s and 70s.

This particular release is kinda crazy in terms of cataloguing consistency in three areas:

1) On the cover his name is spelled "Donny" Brooks, but on the back cover it's spelled "Donnie," not to be confused with the rockabilly musician. On Side A of the label, his name is spelled "Donnie." Side B takes the nonsense further and spells it "Donne."

2) Apparently the title of this album, according to the front, is "The 8th Wonder of the World!" On the back cover, however, there's no mention of that title, but instead has the title "Favorite Oldies" above the misspelled "Donnie Brooks." The label of the record, on both sides, omits any title of the album.

3) There is no label or catalog number on the spine. On the upper right of the front cover the label is: Lost Nite LP–126 Stereo. On the upper right of the back cover, however, the label is: LNLPS126. The label on each side reads: LN-LPS-126. Also on the label, the record company is spelled Lost-Nite Records, with a hyphen.

I'm sure these inconsistencies, along with its limited release, has contributed to its obscurity.