With Paul Kyser in his first time as a horns and strings arranger, the group recorded "Love's Unpredictable" with Phillis Harris on lead.
At some stage Kyser replaced the original line up with the new one of, Retta Young, Bertha and Madge Quince.
[13] Given a four star rating by Record World in the August 22 issue, the reviewer remarked that the lead singer sounded like a cross between Freda Payne and Diana Ross.
The reviewer also said that this was a dynamic new group with a female lead singer, and the song had a tremendous contemporary lyric.
[15] As of the time info collected for the December 26 issue of Billboard, the three-piece group had appeared at the Lafayette Playhouse in Paterson, N.J., the US Navy Base in Brooklyn, and had done campus dates and fairs.
[21] On the week ending October 3, 1970, "Dawning of Love" entered the Cash Box Top 60 In R & B Locations chart at no.
[23][24] On the week ending October 17, 1970, "Dawning of Love" had entered the Billboard Best Selling Soul Singles chart at no.