Interview with Fab and Jay - Martiniques, Moments & Tempos

[G F]

The interview spans quite a bit...

 

[Tom Creeden]

hi graham, another great insight into detroit groups   --- hope you might have some more  thanks tom creeden

[Chalky]

Look forward to listening.  I wrote an article about the Martinique's when we knew very little, no doubt learn more about the group and its members.  Thanks for posting.

[G F]

1 hour ago, Tom Creeden said:

  --- hope you might have some more  thanks tom creeden

I've just about finished editing an interview with Will Hatcher - I want to check something before putting on YouTube.

[G F]

1 hour ago, Chalky said:

Look forward to listening.  I wrote an article about the Martinique's when we knew very little, no doubt learn more about the group and its members.  Thanks for posting.

This interview was done well over 20 years ago, but hopefully there's something you didn't know. Did you talk to anyone, like Fab, when you wrote the article? I didn't cover the last 45 (?) the group had on the Me-O label as Fab had left by then.

[Chalky]

2 hours ago, G F said:

This interview was done well over 20 years ago, but hopefully there's something you didn't know. Did you talk to anyone, like Fab, when you wrote the article? I didn't cover the last 45 (?) the group had on the Me-O label as Fab had left by then.

No mate, not directly.  I had some quotes from him and some gap fillers.

[Robbk]

Great interview.  Thanks Graham.  Especially getting to hear that Four Clippers Fox record I got to see in several friends collections, but was never able to find a playable copy.  I knew Jay Davis was a Detroit singer, and have a few solo records by him, but didn't know he was in all those different groups that I had all those '60s records.  I knew about the early 70s records, but never bought them.