Next to the mighty Atlantic Records, Larry Uttal’s Amy-Mala-Bell family of labels issued more classic soul music during the 1960s than any other New York indie company. Looking For My Baby!—Soul Treasures from the Vaults of Amy-Mala-Bell takes the first ever in-depth look at this very important body of work, consisting of 50 splendid tracks that either hit the streets on Amy, Mala, or Bell, or one of the many labels across the country that Uttal distributed nationally (Maxx, Aurora, Big Hill, Twin Stacks, Big Top, AGP). Highlights include The Emperors’ "Karate" (later adapted by Carlos Santana as "Everybody’s Everything"), The Emotions’ "Brushfire," Lou Johnson’s stately Burt Bacharach/Hal David-penned "(There’s) Always Something There To Remind Me," Gladys Knight & The Pips’ Van McCoy-helmed 1964 hit "Giving Up," two sizzling ‘69 tracks by the dynamic duo of Larry Williams & Johnny "Guitar" Watson, and many, many others!