Premium Stuff Posted August 7, 2010 Posted August 7, 2010 (edited) The lead singer of the top-drawer group Cynthia and The Imaginations (Magic City & Blue Rock) and Cynthia & Imaginary Three (Big Hit) was Cynthia Girty. But who were the Imaginations and the Imaginary Three? And were the two backing groups the same but with just a slight name change, or were the line-ups different? Any info much appreciated Cheers Richard Edited August 7, 2010 by Premium Stuff
boba Posted August 7, 2010 Posted August 7, 2010 The lead singer of the top-drawer group Cynthia and The Imaginations (Magic City & Blue Rock) and Cynthia & Imaginary Three (Big Hit) was Cynthia Girty. But who were the Imaginations and the Imaginary Three? And were the two backing groups the same but with just a slight name change, or were the line-ups different? Any info much appreciated Cheers Richard according to cynthia girty, the imaginations records were first and was a real group that cynthia was connected to. the imaginary three were three people assembled by johnny mae matthews to sing behind her to maintain the same feel as the imaginations records.
Premium Stuff Posted August 8, 2010 Author Posted August 8, 2010 according to cynthia girty, the imaginations records were first and was a real group that cynthia was connected to. the imaginary three were three people assembled by johnny mae matthews to sing behind her to maintain the same feel as the imaginations records. Nice one Bob - yes that makes a lot of sense On the Big Hit 45 being later, I was puzzled to see the date on the attached scan taken from eBay a while ago showing the date as 1971 Can anyone confirm the date this fabulous record was actually released please (sounds too late for '71 but I guess it could be)? Cheers Richard
Jo Law Posted August 10, 2010 Posted August 10, 2010 Nice one Bob - yes that makes a lot of sense On the Big Hit 45 being later, I was puzzled to see the date on the attached scan taken from eBay a while ago showing the date as 1971 Can anyone confirm the date this fabulous record was actually released please (sounds too late for '71 but I guess it could be)? Cheers Richard [/quot the imag three were Quinton --Jerome--and Danny got all the info somewhere on this tune will try and dig it out for you
Premium Stuff Posted August 10, 2010 Author Posted August 10, 2010 (edited) Nice one Bob - yes that makes a lot of sense On the Big Hit 45 being later, I was puzzled to see the date on the attached scan taken from eBay a while ago showing the date as 1971 Can anyone confirm the date this fabulous record was actually released please (sounds too late for '71 but I guess it could be)? Cheers Richard the imag three were Quinton --Jerome--and Danny got all the info somewhere on this tune will try and dig it out for you Great - that would be excellent - thanks Jo! Richard Edited August 10, 2010 by Premium Stuff
Guest topcatnumpty1 Posted August 10, 2010 Posted August 10, 2010 Remember selling the Big Hit single to Pat BRADY about 1989,when not many people knew it-----great detroit record and i always wondered who the "Imaginary Three" were. T.C.
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