Remember the smooth harmonies, the soulful grooves, and the timeless hits of The Spinners?

While everyone knows “I’ll Be Around” or “Could It Be I’m Falling in Love,” this legendary group has a treasure trove of deep cuts that’ll make you shout, “Oh yeah, I remember this!”

Here are 5 Spinners hits you forgot about—but will instantly recognize the second those melodies hit your ears.

1. “One of a Kind (Love Affair)” (1973)

This Grammy-nominated gem often gets overshadowed by The Spinners’ bigger chart-toppers, but it’s a masterclass in soulful storytelling.

With its lush strings and Phillip Wynne’s velvet vocals, the song captures the magic of a love so unique it defies comparison.

Fun fact: It was their third Top 10 R&B hit in a row—proof that The Spinners were unstoppable in the ’70s.

2. “Ghetto Child” (1973)

Bold, poignant, and socially conscious, “Ghetto Child” showcased The Spinners’ ability to blend smooth melodies with hard-hitting lyrics.

The song’s message about poverty and resilience still resonates today, making it a forgotten anthem that deserves a second listen.

Plus, that bassline? Pure ear candy.

3. “Living a Little, Laughing a Little” (1975)

Ever need a pick-me-up? This underrated bop is pure joy in musical form.

Its upbeat tempo and infectious chorus make it impossible not to smile—or at least tap your foot.

If you’ve ever heard it in passing, you’ve probably hummed along without even realizing it was The Spinners.

4. “Love Don’t Love Nobody” (1974)

A heartbreaking ballad that’s as powerful today as it was nearly 50 years ago.

The Spinners’ harmonies shine here, turning a song about unrequited love into a soul-stirring experience.

It’s the kind of track that stops you in your tracks and makes you hit “repeat.”

5. “They Just Can’t Stop It (The Games People Play)” (1975)

This funky, disco-tinged hit is a hidden dancefloor killer.

With its slick groove and playful lyrics about relationship drama, it’s a reminder that The Spinners could make you move just as easily as they could make you swoon.

Why isn’t this played at every retro party? We demand justice!

So, how many of these did you remember?

The Spinners’ catalog is deeper than their biggest hits suggest, and these forgotten classics prove why they remain icons.

Next time you’re curating a soul playlist, don’t sleep on these—your ears will thank you.