Gino's 'I lost you girl' on Perfecta and on G&G

[Larsc]

11 hours ago, Robbk said:

1974-1983 seems to be the possible window for G&G.

Can you remember where you got the 1983 date from when you asked about this topic in 2010?:
https://soulfuldetroit.com/showthread.php?30033-Gino-Washington-s-1970s-Record-Productions

[Tlscapital]

5 hours ago, LarsC said:

Can you remember where you got the 1983 date from when you asked about this topic in 2010?:
https://soulfuldetroit.com/showthread.php?30033-Gino-Washington-s-1970s-Record-Productions

It's actually taken from the "image" of the discogs entry page for that record. It was added by a British contributor and seller in 2017. Robbk is a member on site since 2010. The post of his in the link follows this quest actually hoping to reach others with other knowledge...

[Robbk]

3 hours ago, Tlscapital said:

It's actually taken from the "image" of the discogs entry page for that record. It was added by a British contributor and seller in 2017. Robbk is a member on site since 2010. The post of his in the link follows this quest actually hoping to reach others with other knowledge...

Actually, I started at Soulful Detroit in 2001, a few weeks after their forum started up.  That 2010 starting date reflects the date when their Administrator, Lowell Boileau, re-instated that forum, on a new platform.  The 1983 assumption came from the 19.8.83 handwritten on the G&G record's label.  Which, incidentally, is NOT written like an American or Canadian, but rather like a European (based on the long hook on the numeral 1).