hi,

here is a soundclip from a 45 (both sides ) that has a blank label, it's a Chicago soul record, with female vocals, sounds like early 70's,

run grooves is stamped with 105-A DRC-45,

CHECK SOUNDCLIP

Could anyone help?

thanks in advance

Edited January 14, 201015 yr by soulalligator

  On 14/01/2010 at 19:53, soulalligator said:

hi,

here is a soundclip from a 45 (both sides ) that has a blank label, it's a Chicago soul record, with female vocals, sounds like early 70's,

run grooves is stamped with 105-A DRC-45,

CLICK FOR SOUNDCLIP

Could anyone help?

thanks in advance

Your link does not work ?

  On 14/01/2010 at 19:58, ken said:

Your link does not work ?

what label is that on Ken

  On 14/01/2010 at 19:58, ken said:

Your link does not work ?

works here Ken

sounds similar to "mama, I dont think I know"

not much help

  On 14/01/2010 at 20:00, shute said:

works here Ken

sounds similar to "mama, I dont think I know"

not much help

I get quick time failed to initialise

  On 14/01/2010 at 19:53, soulalligator said:

hi,

here is a soundclip from a 45 (both sides ) that has a blank label, it's a Chicago soul record, with female vocals, sounds like early 70's,

run grooves is stamped with 105-A DRC-45,

CHECK SOUNDCLIP

Could anyone help?

thanks in advance

I JUST UPDATED THE SOUND

THANKS!

  On 14/01/2010 at 20:16, soulalligator said:

I JUST UPDATED THE SOUND

THANKS!

Still no good,to me

2nd side has the same backing as that god awful Dottie and Millie on Topper

  On 14/01/2010 at 20:31, Tedsoul said:

2nd side has the same backing as that god awful Dottie and Millie on Topper

yep true ted...........ive never heard it before..........dont do it for me, sorry........ezzie

  On 14/01/2010 at 20:31, Tedsoul said:

2nd side has the same backing as that god awful Dottie and Millie on Topper

Does sound like a Detroit thing rather than Chicago & yes it does have that Topper feel. Vocal sounds familiar but can't place it.....

M

Ha, the guitar and piano and even the sax when he takes a solo seem to be playing "Shotgun"! You sure this was released? Sounds like an outtake. An acetate, maybe?

Edited January 14, 201015 yr by weingarden

Here is a picture of the label, it has a trace of AC REED -BOOGALOO TRAMP label print on both sides, it might be from the same record plan, that's why i assumed it was from CHICAGO, i had 2 copies together and both have the same thing printed on the label, both sides have the Nike label, again run groove says 105-A DRC-45.

thanks for your previous replies.

quite like that one.....voice sounds familiar too

definately sounds like a topper 45 from 1966 could well be monique on maurci doing the vocal

dave

interesting one. flip side certainly sam backing as dottie & millie on topper. a side backing reminds me of tobi lark - talkin' about love on topper.

I agree with grant, voice sounds familiar. I'd say it's rather tobi lark than monique if it's one of them. i take it it's a proper press, i.e. no acetate?

Edited January 15, 201015 yr by Benji

I would say Monique, funny how clear the music is compared to the Maurci release but the second side has all that singing in the background like Kent's Little - Ann Sweep It Out release has.