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I just watched the film "Chokeslam" - on the soundtrack there is "Remember" by a band called "The Souls" - and in the credits the names John Shine, Jack Raczka, Tom Kobus and Richie Lauro are shown.
You can find that song also on "The Souls, The Essentials 1966-1969". Maybe the writer of the article knows how this interacts with The Strangeloves - as you can hardly find something about The Souls - but the four member names mostly lead here. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 89.245.193.87 (talk) 08:46, 26 August 2017 (UTC)[reply]
The Strangeloves' first single, "Love, Love (That's All I Want from You)", was actually released under the group name, Strange Loves, and only reached No. 122 on the US Billboard Hot 100.