In 1969, 'Little Caesar & The Euterpeans', a soul/garage group from Bristol, Tennessee entered the studio for a third time to record their first original cut 'It Was Love'. A natural when it came to singing & showmanship, Peter Anderson aka Little Caesar, backed by his 10-piece group 'The Euterpeans', had gained notoriety through wild performances in support of their previously released singles on Spot Records, covers of James Brown & Little Richard hits; 'Love Is A Beautiful Thing' & 'It Ain't What You Do It's The Way How You Do It'.

'It Was Love', written by bassist Donny Cross & Anderson, wasn't written about a girl in particular, but for every girl. A timeless ballad, that provided balance to their performance, has proven to be an iconic song of its genre despite the rarity of the original press on Trail Records.

Now available for the first time since its initial release in 1969, the single 'It Was Love' & 'Big Ole Good Thing' is revived as a limited 7" & digitally via Symphonical Records.