They were signed with Colossus Records and released exclusively on Paul Kyser's Silver Dollar label.
[1][2] Their singles "Dawning of Love" and "So Glad You're Home" (1970) were written by Kyser and co-produced by him and Tom Vetri.
[6][7] With Paul Kyser in his first time as a horns and strings arranger, The Superbs recorded "Love's Unpredictable" with Phillis Harris on lead vocals.
[17] Interestingly, Young, Bertha Addison, and Madge Quince are credited with composing "Stuck To You Like A Magnet" which was registered for copyright in 1968.
[18] The first Devotions recording featuring Young was "The Saga of Will-E Jones" (1971), which was composed by Kyser and Vetri.
[19] They were listed in the Campus Attractions section in the March 27 issue of Billboard as an act available for a college date.
The single, "The Saga of Will-E Jones" was the first Jamie / Guyden release on the Silver Dollar label.