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I have a copy and I think it's a great version of "Sweet Thing". It very seldom turns up for sale here in Sweden, think I've only ever seen 2-3 other copies for sale during the past 10 years.

Fantastic tune from a great artist/songwriter. Barbra Streisand also recorded that tune and had a gigantic hit with it in 1971. I love Laura Nyro's "Eli & The Thirteenth Confession" album mentioned above.

Cleo Randle is on STA-SET, not ATCO. Sorry, haven't got a copy for sale.

Decently priced and a great tune! Has got a nice stomping northern flip as well. Not an easy 45 to find.

See and hear below. Seeing as Voices Incorporated was a New York gospel ensemble, it seems highly unlikely that they would've recorded the entire album in french as well. A french pressing of the LP might exist though, I don't know. There are some spoken word tracks, but most of the LP is frantic gospel. The album is called "Roots - An Anthology Of Negro Music In America". I've attached a picture of the group below plsu some other stuff. One of the members in the group is one Garrett Saunders, I suspect that he might be the same artist who released "A Day Or Two" on Serock. Voices__Incorporated___I_Turn_To_Jesus.mp3

Simon, here's a scan of Voices Incorporated.

Another tune that is very similar to that fine Hesitations cut is J.R. Bailey's "Love Won't Wear Off" on Calla.

It's UK-only. Great tune in my opinion.

Yes. Nola 711 - Warren Lee Taylor - Every Day, Every Hour / Key To Your Door - 1965 Quite nice record from a great artist. His frantic "Star Revue" on Dee-Su is a big fave of mine.

I'd call that boogie or disco. Not funk as it has got a straight 4/4 drum pattern. A decent version of the Storm track on Rosette.

I didn't suggest that either. I just said that it's better than the later solo version.

The Delacardos released an in my opinion far superior version of this on Q-City and Atlantic.

They only issued four 45s plus one LP on Smash. The missing 45 from above is: Smash 2158 - Long Live Our Love / In The (Cold Light Of Day) - 1968 Great group, almost everything they recorded is good stuff. Check out their version of "Out Of My Life" on one of the Smash 45s, it's the original version of the Hazel Martin tune on MARCO (which has been getting some attention during the past couple of years). Hazel Martin was the singer in The Tempests, and the original 60s Tempests cut of this track is far superior to the solo version in my opinion.

I'm not saying that it's a soul tune but... jazz? Seriously? Shel Talmy wrote it prior to his move to England. The Dra issue is from 1961/1962, the United Modern issue is from 1965.

Stevie Wonder's version of "All I Do" was also issued on a US Tamla 45 #1602, b/w "That Girl".

A bargain at £20 as well. Top stuff!

Yes, it's quite nice and gritty. I personally prefer his other Arvee 45 though. Little_Joe_Hinton___Let_s_Start_A_Romance.mp3

Two great records there! As previously mentioned, Cassietta sells for about £50-£75 on UK lists, but don't forget to check out gospel listings as it can turn up much cheaper from such sources. Chris Kenner is not very in-demand as far as I know but can be tricky to locate. Doesn't sell for more than $20-$40 when it turns up on eBay. Good luck!

Thanks, just checked it out.

Don't know this, any chance of a soundclip? I only have his "Put It On The Line Girl" 45 on the same label which is a very nice one.

So it's not the 7" version? Can you post it up here?

Freddie Hughes "I Just Found Out" on Janus is seriously painful. It doesn't get much better than that tune in my opinion. Absolutely love it! Have a listen below. Also, Toussaint McCall's "Nothing Takes The Place Of You" is a serious tearjerker.

Yes.

Try to record the file again but with lower volume on the "source" (your stereo, tapedeck etc.). There's just distortion on your WAV file.