It was an unexpected pleasure to read that the Unifics had once again reformed And I found it even more rewarding when I listened to their ‘Unifics Return’ album. I first heard them 40 years ago in 1968 when their great debut single ‘Court Of Love’ was issued and followed their careers with interest through to ’71 when the superb ‘Dawn Of A New Day’ was released on Jerry Butler’s Fountain label. They were different from the many other vocal groups with groundbreaking songs ‘Court Of Love’ and ‘Beginning Of The End’ both written by their manager Guy Draper. But with the exception of the songs I mentioned, I found their first album disappointing – padded out with inferior covers and not much else. Not so with ‘Unifics Return’ which provides a mature sound with quality performances and great songs, the majority penned by the smooth lead vocalist Al Johnson, throughout. These songs sound fresh and soulful and the Unifics deserve big success. This album’s the real deal and I look forward to their next one anytime soon. Peter Burns, SoulMusicHQ.com

the entire cd is off the hook. through the years i have heard these voices get stronger and stronger. this group is the epitamy showmanship and star quality. whats next?

Ilike everything about the group and i really miss them dearly.And i hope they do come back very very strongly our childrens today don't know good music when they hear it. But my favorite song was the beginning of my end. And i pray that my brothers record the beginning of my end real soon and put that song back out there on the market because all of my friends been asking me do you have that and i reply i don't know what happen to the group but i wish they come back soon.And playing with my computer just typing in the group name it appear so please hurry up and get your music and more music out to sell. Thank you and god bless you. one of your fans jacqueline sinkler

Purchased the CD before seeing The Unifics in concert. I love and cherish this wonderful CD. I love it even more after seeing The Unifics live. Showy, stepping, and representing! Welcome back, Unifics!