Chairmen Of The Board - Finder's Keepers

Year Released: 1973
Genre: Soul / Funk / Pop-Soul

Description:
Released on Invictus Records in 1973, “Finder’s Keepers” captures Chairmen Of The Board at the height of their creative period under the Holland-Dozier-Holland production team. Led by the charismatic General Johnson, the song blends funky rhythm guitar, buoyant horns, and irresistible vocal hooks in a playful, good-time groove.

Lyrically, the track plays on the “finder’s keepers, loser’s weepers” idiom to deliver a cheeky love-theft theme, wrapped in the kind of joyous arrangement that became the group’s trademark. The tight rhythm section and polished production epitomize the sophisticated yet danceable soul that bridged the Motown sound into the early ’70s funk era.

While not as monumental as their hit “Give Me Just a Little More Time,” “Finder’s Keepers” remains a bright gem in the Chairmen’s catalog — beloved by collectors for its infectious energy and crisp Invictus production