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The Cogic Singers (member Edna Wright - sister of Darlene Love -- group name stands for Church Of God In Christ)

It's A Blessing / Since I Found Him - 1964

Hale & The Hushabyes ( a fictitious group made out of session singers, among members Brian Wilson, Sonny & Cher, Jack Nitzsche, The Blossoms, Jackie DeShannon, Darlene Love, Edna Wright and Albert Stone)  

Apogee 104 - Yes Sir, That's My Baby* / Nine Hundred Quetzals - 1964 *lead Edna Wright, who also sang backup for The Righteous Brothers, Johnny Rivers and Ray Charles' Raelettes)
Reprise 0299 - Yes Sir, That's My Baby / Jack's Theme - 1964

Sandy Wynns (Edna Wright)

Doc 103 -  A Touch Of Venus / A Lover's Quarrel - 1964
Champion 14001 - A Touch Of Venus / A Lover's Quarrel - 1965
Champion 14002 - Yes, I Really Love You / Love Belongs To Everyone - 1965
Simco 30,001 - I'll Give That To You / You Turned Your Back On Me - 1966
Canterbury 520 - Love's Like Quicksand / How Can Something Be So Wrong - 1967

Arthur & Mary (Arthur Adams and Edna Wright) 

Modern 1042 - Let's Get Together / Is That You - 1967 (a quote from Arthur Adams - "Modern Records had an idea for me to do it with Mary Love, but that’s Edna Wright" )

A Date With Soul 

York 408 - Yes Sir, That's My Baby / Bee Side Soul - 1967

The Brothers and Sisters of Los Angeles (members (The Brothers) Josephy Green, Andrew Herd, Jesse Kirkland, Chester Pipkin, Billy Storm, Ed Wallace, Fred Willis and Don Wyatt. (The Sisters) Shirley Allen, Sherrell Atwood, Ginger Blake, Hazel Carmichael, Merry Clayton, Marjorie Cranford, Oma Drake, Georgette Finchess, Brenda Fitz, Patrice Holloway, Gwen Johnson, Ruby S. Johnson, Gloria Jones, Clydie King, Sherlie Matthews, Barbara Perrault, Julia A. Tilman, Lolietha White, Carolyn Willis and Edna Wright (a.k.a. Sandy Wynns))

Ode 121 - Mighty Quinn / The Chimes Of Freedom - 1969 

Ode 123 - The Times They Are A Changin' / Mr. Tambourine Man - 1969

The Honey Cone (members Carolyn Willis, Edna Wright and Shelly Clark a former (unrecorded) Ikette who also sang backing vocals for Dusty Springfield and Little Richard. Group was spotted by Holland / Dozier / Holland on The Andy Williams show backing Burt Bacharach and asked to join the Invictus / Hot Wax set up)

Hot Wax 6901 - While You're Out Looking For Sugar / The Feeling's Gone - 1969
Hot Wax 6903 - Girl's, It Ain't Easy / The Feeling's Gone - 1969
Hot Wax 7001 - Take Me With You / Take My Love - 1970
Hot Wax 7005 - Take Me With You / When Will It End - 1970
Hot Wax 7011 - Want Ads / We Belong Together - 1971
Hot Wax 7106 - Stick-Up / V.I.P. - 1971
Hot Wax 7110 - One Monkey Don't Stop No Show (Part 1) / One Monkey Don't Stop No Show (Part 2) - 1971
Hot Wax 7113 - The Day I Found Myself / When Will It End - 1972
Hot Wax 7205 - Sittin' On A Time Bomb (Waitin' For The Hurt To Come) / It's Better To Have Loved And Lost - 1972
Hot Wax 7208 - Innocent 'Til Proven Guilty / Don't Send Me An Invitation - 1972
Hot Wax 7212 - Ooh, Baby Baby* / Ace In The Hole - 1972
Hot Wax 7301 - Women Can't Live By Bread Alone / If I Can't Fly - 1973

The Honey Cone

Collectables Col 033317 - Want Ads / Stick Up - ?

The Honey Cone / 100 Proof (Aged In Soul)

Collectables Col 033337 - One Monkey Don't Stop The Show / Somebody's Been Sleeping* - ? *Flip By 100 Proof (Aged In Soul).

Discography by Bosko Asanovic