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The O'Jays Survival 1970s Epic Records award Songwriters Hall of Fame " "Love Too Good" and

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" "Love Too Good" and "Runaway"

The single would end up being certified Platinum (at that time meaning 2 million sold) on Mar

Percussionist Ray Cooper toured with Elton John and many other artists including Eric Clapton

Detailed Item Description: This RIAA Multi-Platinum Album/Singles award is a first presentation award that would have been manufactured in 2016

Australian label award from January 1979 to Chicago for the Chicago X album for platinum level sales in Australia

The O'Jays Survival 1970s Epic Records award Songwriters Hall of Fame " "Love Too Good" andEpic Records 1970s label award for The O'Jays album Survival. The album contained the hits the "Give the People What They Want", which topped the Billboard R&B Singles chart, and "Let Me Make Love to You", which reached #10 on the chart. The album itself topped the Billboard Top Soul Albums chart. This is a label award from Epic Records celebrating sales of over 500,000 copies presented to Sherry Santifer who became the first female, African American

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