Trying to help a friend / customer piece together a discog of this lady's career - can anybody help?

Many thx....MRez

Maybe / You don't need him ~ MOJO 103 (early 70s)

Hand in hand / What you gonna do ~ BOBLO 313 (early 70s)

All work and no play / Put my loving on you ~ TASK (1977)

Put my loving on you / Pickin' up where she left off ~ SOUND GEMS 106 (1977

From Sir Shamblings Deep Soul Heaven site.

The Boblo 45 is stupendous deep soul.

  On 27/11/2009 at 14:29, garethx said:

The Boblo 45 is stupendous deep soul.

Yes, indeed.

So is the Mojo 45 (Maybe).

A Wonderful record.... but my copy, now well worn.

It also appeared on a Jap comp (can't recall which).

Sean

  On 27/11/2009 at 14:29, garethx said:

The Boblo 45 is stupendous deep soul.

Sort of funky deep soul aint it . I like Pickin' up where she left off ~ and of course the old Vessie Simmons coverup "All work and no play"

Edited November 27, 200915 yr by Simon M

  On 27/11/2009 at 17:15, Sean Hampsey said:

So is the Mojo 45 (Maybe).

A Wonderful record.... but my copy, now well worn.

It also appeared on a Jap comp (can't recall which).

Sean

Yes Sean, 'Maybe' is the ultimate female wrist slasher.. love it...

My copy well worn too, but it would be worse if it was left unplayed...

Martin.

  On 27/11/2009 at 17:15, Sean Hampsey said:

So is the Mojo 45 (Maybe).

A Wonderful record.... but my copy, now well worn.

It also appeared on a Jap comp (can't recall which).

Sean

just picked up nancy day on this label. Another great double sider one deep and one funky soul. Not found the VJ yet though despite looking a while.

great these little southern labels. Love finding this stuff

  On 27/11/2009 at 17:37, Simon M said:

Sort of funky deep soul aint it . I like Pickin' up where she left off ~ and of course the old Vessie Simmons coverup "All work and no play"

Who was the first to play this covered up Simon? I think this 45 is possibly underpriced these days and due a small revival.

  On 27/11/2009 at 18:03, garethx said:

Who was the first to play this covered up Simon? I think this 45 is possibly underpriced these days and due a small revival.

yeah its in the hot box again . Im sure it was Art and Sam the once infamous duo of Modern soul lol

Edited November 27, 200915 yr by Simon M

Wasn't it a Pat Brady c/u? Well that's who I remember playing it anyway...

RB

  On 27/11/2009 at 14:01, Jaco said:

Maybe / You don't need him ~ MOJO 103 (early 70s)

Hand in hand / What you gonna do ~ BOBLO 313 (early 70s)

All work and no play / Put my loving on you ~ TASK (1977)

Put my loving on you / Pickin' up where she left off ~ SOUND GEMS 106 (1977

From Sir Shamblings Deep Soul Heaven site.

Cheers Jaco and everybody else who chipped in here - we alreday have info on these 4 releases - anybody know any more PLEASE...

MRez