
Singer Patti Drew had the first hit version of "Workin' on a Groovy Thing," later a 1969 Top 20 R&B/pop hit for the 5th Dimension. She began her singing career as the lead singer of the Drew-vels, which included her sisters Lorraine and Erma and bass vocalist Carlton Black. Born December 29, 1944, in Charleston, SC, Drew grew up in Nashville, TN, and later moved with her family to the Chicago suburb of Evanston. During her teens, she attended Evanston High and sang with her mother and sisters in church.
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Tell Him
Hard To Handle
Fever
Beggar For The Blues
Workin' On A Groovy Thing
Keep On Movin'
Suffer
Stop And Listen
Turn Away From Me
He's The One
Hundreds And Thousands Of Guys
My Lover's Prayer
Just Can't Forget About You
Where Is Daddy
I Can't Shake It Loose
There'll Never Be Another
Midnight Confessions
A Guy Like You
I've Been Here All The Time
Beggars for the blues
The Love That A Woman Should Give To A Man
Which One Should I Choose
Wild Is Love
It's Just A Dream
Knock on Wood
Working On A Groovy Thing
Sufferer
Can't Shake It Loose
He's The One (I Love)
Hundreds & Thousands Of Guys
Show Me
Tell Him (the drew-vels)
They'll Never Be Another
I've Known
Beggar For The Blues (Digitally Remastered)
Someone to Take Your Place
You've Changed
Patti Drew - Fever
It's My Time (The Drew-Vels)
I've Known (The Drew-Vels)
It's My Time
Been Rained Out
Midnight Confession
Tired of Falling in and Out of Love
I've Known (Bonus Track)
Patty drew blue juice
Workin’ on a Groovy Thing
Hundreds and Thousands of Guys [Blaq Poet - 'Ain't Nuttin' Changed']
It's My Time (Bonus Track)
Tell Him (Bonus Track)
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