Basic Black & Pearl - We've Gone Too Far 1977 (45)


Hello my friends, I decided to present you one of my favorite 45. Basic Black & Pearl was a studio group from Canada. The members of the group were probably the pianist Leon Aronson, the guitarist Bobby Cohen, the drummer Marty Simon and the bassist David Nash. The lead vocalist was Sharon Lee Williams. 
The group released only singles from 1975 to 1980. All the singles were released on WAM Records. The label was owned by Leon Aronson. Some songs are great such as the song "There'll Come A Time, There'll Come A Day" that was released in 1975 and the song "Mystery Dancer" that was released in 1980.
Today I'm presenting you one more great song entitled "We've Gone Too Far". It was released as a single in 1977. The flip-side of the record 45 is the song "Love Signs". "We've Gone Too Far" was written by a fabulous composer called Carlyle Miller. He has written a few great songs for Canadian artists. He is also singer and released a few 45 in the 70's and 80's.
There is a strange thing about the song "We've Gone Too Far". The same song was released as a single on the same year on the same label by Sharon Lee Williams. As I told you Sharon was the lead singer of the group. I want to mention that the recording of "We've Gone Too Far" was different than the recording of the group.

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