Info Needed On Male Group Vocal Of Barbara Lynn

[dthedrug]

 HI ALL...... I Picked up a really nice version of Barbara Lynn's "you'll lose a good thing" at the STABLES, sorry can't do a sound clip but I don't know any male versions!

INFO I CAN GIVE IS:-   IT'S A BLANK LABEL, (NO CLUES THERE) of a Male harmony group, song has the same tempo as Barbara Lynn's

with a different arrangement, almost Latin soul, or WEST COAST maybe LA . there is a clever guitar break just past half way which makes the record 20 seconds longer than Barbara Lynn's   MATRIX hand written F1972-A  followed by a  what looks like Pele of Pete in a circle,

not much to go on, but as I say how many male group versions do you know???

ANY INFO    DAVE K

[boba]

it's probably kenny smith and the loveliters on flo-roe:

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yuq5BY38vWs

 

there's no group on it though so if your record has a group on it then it might be something else. i think there might be a san antonio cover of the song, but in terms of likeliness, it's probably the kenny smith and the loveliters

[dthedrug]

 Hi All.... The Kenny Smith 45 is great, but not the record that I have, I was hoping for to much without a sound clip, that the record was known, I will try to get the clip up to help, may take some time as I still don't have a clue how to do it? I need a Janet & John instruction sheet on this  DAVE K 

[Guest MrC]

There's a version by Jack Russell, but there's no group harmonies on that if I remember correctly.

Boy George did a decent version too

 

But is it the Art LeBoes?

 

[Guest MrC]

or Freddy Fender.... Harmonies on this