Sebastian

And here it is (scan taken from Manship's guide):

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Hello! I've listed a bunch of records on eBay. There are label/sleeve scans and soundclips to everything. Check them out at: https://shop.ebay.com/pushkings/m.html SOUL / FUNK / R&B 45s: Sir Ted Ford ("Disco Music"), Traffic Jam, J Jocko, Lenny Bailey, Four Below Zero, Lloyd Nolan ("I Don't Know About You"), Joey Irving, 125th Street Candy Store, Charles Russell, Otis Clay, Satisfactions, Brenda Cuffari, Diane Jenkins, Sir Henry Ivy, Tyrone Barkley, Escorts, Jennie Jordan, Little Joe Cook, Bill Pinkney, Major Lance, Paragons etc. BLUES EPs: John Lee Hooker ("Down At The Landing"), Muddy Waters ("I'm Ready"), Sonny Boy Williamson etc. Thanks for looking! Take care. /Sebastian

Absolute MONSTER tune! Superb funk dancer on the flipside on this as well: https://www.parkersrc.com/images/WEBMP3/toddlintown144b.mp3

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That's a seriously good and rare 45. I've never seen another copy apart from the one I have (and included in the November 2007 mix that you mentioned).

I think Marva Whitney's version is superb:

The original release was on CHARLIE as Michael's Mystics. It was later picked up by METROMEDIA and issued as by The Mystics.

Sorry, don't have a copy of either for sale, but the original version is by Nova's Nine, issued on ABC. The tune is written by Bob Mann who was a member of that group.

The 4:51 long COLUMBIA release of Philly Devotions "I Just Can't Say Goodbye" was mixed by Tom Moulton and it is a better/punchier (and longer) mix than the issue on DON DE.

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Don't know if it's the same guy, but there's a Tony Turner that is supposed to be David Ruffin's godson and apparently also workded as a Motown road manager. Interview with him: https://www.classicba...rInterview.html He's also written some books about The Temptations and The Supremes: https://www.amazon.co...t_athr_dp_pel_1

That might explain why I've never been able to find that 45 (as by Angela Davis)!

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Crow C-21 Joseph Webster "My Love Is So Strong/ Inst." 1034 The Esquisites "Just Couldn't Make It/ ???" C-36 James Habior "O Baby/ I'm Your Puppet" sic C-37 Nancy Butts "Go On To Her/ You're Gonna Need Somebody" 1969 C-38 Ernie Moore & the Night Rockers "Work Out Like You Wanta/ Don't Let Everybody Tell You What To Do" C-39 James Havior "Girl, Girl, Girl/ Jumpin With Popeye" l C-40 The Firebirds "Zip It Down And Throw It Out/ Bass Groove" C-41 Arthur Ponder "Dr. Stranglove/ Inst." sic C-42 Carl Wallace "Bass Groove/ Foot Steps On The Moon" C-43 Jessie Jones "My Father And Yes My Mother/ Jumpin' With Popeye" 6969 Angela Davis & Ruebin Fisher "Get Up And Dance/ Pt. 2" 45770 Exquisites "Stick Out Your Foot And Dance/ Pt. 2" Flaming Arrow FA-19 Nancy Butts "I Want To Hold Your Hand Baby/ Your Friend Will Take The Man You Love" A-22 - Eugene Davis Soul Clowns - Let's Do The Frog (part 1) / Let's Do The Frog (part 2) A-23 Eugene Davis "Who Can You Trust/ Ruby" E-24 The Mighty Chevelles "Granny Hussle/ Pt. 2" RB-26 The Mighty Chevelles "The Mighty Chevelles Are Back With A New Dance-Bus Stop/ Pt. 2" ED-2829 Angela Davis & the Mighty Chevelles "My Love (Is So Strong)/ Same (Inst.)" ED-30/ 1 Angela Davis with the Angelettes and the Black Gold Band "Georgia Bulldog/ Pt. 2" RB-32/ 3 Angela Davis with the Angelettes "Take Me To The Bathtub/ Same (Inst.)" FA-35 Gloria Walker "Talking About My Baby/ The Gallop" B-side by the Chevelles FA-36 Gloria Walker & the Chevelles "Please Don't Desert Me Baby/ Need Of You" FA-37 Gloria Walker "You Hit The Spot Baby/ Walking With My New Love" FA-38 Nancy Butts "Go On To Her/ You're Gonna Need Somebody" 1969 FA-39 Nancy Butts "Let Me Be Free/ Please, Please Tell Me" C-46/ 7 James Havior "Jumpin With Popeye/ Holding My Hand" B-side by Corzette Holly C-46/ 50 James Havior "Jumpin With Popeye/ Hot Pants" B-side by J. Star C-50 J. Star "Hot Pants/ Sweet Sweet Thing" B-side by J. Star and Cozette FA-52 J. Star "Hello Baby/ Meat Ball" C-53/ 57 The Davis Two Plus One "Momma, I Been A Bad Girl/ Doctor Strangelove" A-56/57 - Interpretations - Here I Am in Georgia (vocal) / Here I Am in Georgia (instrumental) FA-58 Jean Shannon and Terri-ri "He And She/ He And She (Inst.)" GD-226 Debbie S. & the Sounds of Thunder "Try My Love/ Beware" FA-238 Angela Davis & the Chevelles Band "Love Bumpin'/ Pt. 2" FA-319 Angela Davis & Ruebin Fisher "Time Don't Wait For No One/ Talking About My Baby" ED-1510/ 1100 Angela Davis and Father "Black Gold/ Barefoot Boy" Anchor 1762 Angela Davis "Your Friend/ Pt. 2"

The japanese copy above is a reissue from 1993. The reason it was made available in mono is probably because that is the best mix of the album and the way it was supposed to sound at the time of release. The japanese P-VINE LPs usually use the "proper" intended source when they reissue stuff.

I really like his original version of "Soulful Kind Of Music" on CROWN LTD:

Hello! I've listed a bunch of records on eBay. There are label/sleeve scans and soundclips to all records. Check them out at: https://shop.ebay.com/pushkings/m.html ___SOUL / FUNK / R&B / POPCORN 45s___________________________ STREET PEOPLE - Stand Up - KMF (unknown monster dancer!) OTIS BLACKWELL - Daddy Rollin Stone - JAY-DEE EDDIE RIFF - Ain't That Loving You Baby - FLEETVILLE LOVELACE WATKINS - Get Ready - YORK, UK GENE McDANIELS - Cause I Love You So - COLUMBIA H.B. BARNUM - Heartbreaker - CAPITOL CLIFF NOBLES - Judge Baby I'm Back - DIRECTION, UK JUDY GREEN - I Can't Get Along Without You - KLONDIKE CLYDE McPHATTER - Stop - MERCURY BRENDA LEE - Ain't Gonna Cry No More - BRUNSWICK, DENMARK DUSTY SPRINGFIELD - Son Of A Preacher Man - ATLANTIC, US p/s! CHRIS KENNER - Come Back And See - INSTANT MARVIN GAYE & TAMMI TERRELL - California Soul - TAMLA CLIFTON CHENIER - Shake It Don't Break It - MAISON DE SOUL SARAH VAUGHAN - Whatever Lola Wants - MERCURY Thanks for looking! Take care. /Sebastian

Same label and same cat# but different artist name (Sugar Hill).

It's a previously unissued tune by Lafayette Vaughan which was included on Goldmine's "Detroit Soul From The Vaults Vol. 2" CD (GSCD 20). There was a track by him called "That's Bad" on their "The Lost Soul Of Detroit" CD as well (GSCD 21). According to the liner notes: "Recorded in November 1971. Basically a street person of Detroit who set up his own release at no cost to the company to be able to say he had made a record"

That all sound amazing, Tony!

Cue: Dan Penn - The FAME Songwriting Demos - CDKEND tba Now wouldn't that be nice?

Some of the DJ copies are indeed pink.

Superb early effort by Lew Kirton. Much harder to find than the price above (or any guides) indicates. Have a listen: