Anybody know anything about this singer?

TIA

Julian

Try Mace, he helped pioneer this record, he may know something, or give you some pointers.

Or Des Parker.

 

I think it was Des who first covered it up.

Edited August 8, 201311 yr by Matt Male

Credit where credit is due it was an Andy Dyson discovery. First played at lifeline around the time we we at the Bell.

Mace sneeked a look at Andy's copy

There you go Julian, you now have a plethora of contacts to help satisfy your curiosity.

  On 08/08/2013 at 12:00, chalky said:

Credit where credit is due it was an Andy Dyson discovery. First played at lifeline around the time we we at the Bell.

 

 

Cheers Chalky.

I think he also went by the name of Johnny Parker recording for Ben Lee's labels in Philly.

Andy certainly takes credit for playing this covered up, and making many of us aware of it. When I first got a covered up copy, I was surprised that a few of the London folk already knew it via Nick Brown. It is indeed on one of his tapes from "Shades of Soul". J.T.

Parker is in fact John Parker, as Chalky states

 

Des

Edited August 8, 201311 yr by SOUL.INC

  On 08/08/2013 at 12:54, SOUL.INC said:

Andy certainly takes credit for playing this covered up, and making many of us aware of it. When I first got a covered up copy, I was surprised that a few of the London folk already knew it via Nick Brown. It is indeed on one of his tapes from "Shades of Soul". J.T.

Parker is in fact John Parker, as Chalky states

 

Des

 

 

Surprised me that one Des, I have all the Driveller's Delights in garage.

  On 08/08/2013 at 12:54, SOUL.INC said:

Andy certainly takes credit for playing this covered up, and making many of us aware of it. When I first got a covered up copy, I was surprised that a few of the London folk already knew it via Nick Brown. It is indeed on one of his tapes from "Shades of Soul". J.T.

Parker is in fact John Parker, as Chalky states

 

Des

I sold it to andy about 10  yrs ago, but I found it in the 8ts. I had it in the 'piss poor northern sales box' for many years, with no takers.