Platters 81

when dancing to this you should of course do the Madison

i always liked the copy of Gino Washington on Mala...is it rarer than an Atac copy these days?

thanx for that Rob..

thanx all for info...feedback

found it ........unfortunately the A side..is a late surf type instrumental

they can do a lot these days....stay positive Keith......

there is a Jaguars 45 on Faro which sounds interesting...released around the time of the Enchantments ...anybody know what its like...i havent looked on u tube..

Thats the one..the AA has the later Dot label design and couples Anna with You Better Move On...B+T is plain orange .."dionn" is in lower case ....i havent got Bill Lucas but i believe the reissue of that is similar

one thing about the delta matrix is that ive a couple of 70ts rereleases that retained their 60ts delta matrix....Arthur Alexander on Dot....and "Hey Boy"on Dionn.......cant remember the artist

when i met Curtis (he said) he seemed a bit miffed about the Swirl 45 which the Brooks Bros put out as the Impressions....i heard theres a bit of tension with Sam and Fred to this day......at least i believe there was at the RocknRoll inauguration (what ever it was) a few years back...

I posted this on Soul Talk in 2007..i got it from Des Parker......ICS is the kind of pop/ group vocal i like...CUHOH has a backing that reminds me of something..burping sax could be Mike Terry?...Davie Gordon said theres a rare garage 45 on this label (The Strange Fate)...anybody know anything about the label/artist/producers/writers?

nice info both.....Thanks

A tune ive always liked (both versions)...the flip of both is good too....ive always thought them both to be NY prods...Richard Tee/George Kerr...didnt Tom Wilson produce Bob Dylans early stuff?...any idea which was the first......they both sound pretty contemporary with each other...also i dont know anything about either artist...i dont know of any other recordings by them....either would sound good at a venue i would imagine..not that i attend any these days....and neither are expensive.. 20/30

Dave Flynn wondered if there was a North Bay NB1001 lp...dunno.....on a general Philly Tangent there was a great Philly photo posted by David Meikle in 2003 on SDF....heres the link https://soulfuldetroi...html?1055621106

I posted this in Soul Talk a couple of years ago...so if anyone hasnt seen it ...any additions /corrections welcome NORTH BAY ( Camden NJ ....71-72) Co -owned by legendary Camden businessman "Broadway Eddie" Warhoftig and Kenny Gamble...Eddie was a producer and promoter for PIR...coproducing MFSB 's version of K-Jee among others...I believe his record shop is still running in Camden...he died in 2003. 300 MELLOW MOODS "TELL LOVE HELLO" / "IF YOU SEE HIM" 301 TALK OF THE TOWN "LITTLE BIT OF YOUR LOVIN" / "TOSSING MY PRIDE ASIDE" 302 FAMILY "NATION TIME" /" FAMILY AFFAIR" 303 HONEY + THE BEES "JING JING A LING" / "AULD LANG SYNE" 304 FAMILY "DO THE ROBOT" / PART 2 305 TALK OF THE TOWN "DONT BE SO MEAN" / "ACCEPT ME FOR WHAT I AM" 306 SOUL DEVALENTS "GRASSHOPPER" /"THIS IS OUR THING" 307 VIBRATIONS "WHEN WILL MY TURN COME" / "SNEAKIN" 308 LITTLE DOOLEY "IT'S GOT TO BE NOW OR NEVER" / "MEMORIES" 309 EXECUTIVE SUITE "I'M A WINNER NOW" /" YOU GOT THE KIND OF LOVE" 310 LOUISE WILLIAMS "DONT BLAME THE CHILDREN" / SAME 311 LOVE BROTHERS "GIDDY UP" / "BOP DE DO WAW" also NB1002 LP ...LOUISE WILLIAMS with ISAAC DOUGLAS + N.Y. COMM CHOIR "DONT BLAME THE CHILDREN" 1) EXECUTIVE SUITE CONTAINED PREVIOUS MEMBERS OF THE MILLIONAIRES ON CASTLE..."IAWN" WAS RELEASED NATIONALLY ON BABYLON IN 73. 2) MCFADDEN + WHITEHEAD BEING TALK OF THE TOWN IS PRETTY WELL KNOWN AS IS LITTLE DOOLEY BEING DOOLEY SILVERSPOON. Much Philly talent on show on this label...I would guess the biggest hit was Family Affair...my personal favs are the Little Dooley double sider...the Sweet Soul Vibrations side....and the cute Christmas record by Honey and the Bees.

Veltones........thats a nice 45..........both sides......its on youtube

TOTW classic......both are West Coast pressings (delta 54387).....is the gold local and the yellow national?

i seem to recall it was one of those shows where she was acting as one of the presenters and started off singing the song and then Kim came from behind a screen behind and continued .....so its not strictly a duet...i could be totally wrong...memory fades

didnt she duet this tune with Dusty Springfield on Ready Steady Go?

one 45 ive always liked is Rueben Bell on Silver Fox "Action speaks louder than Words" /" Too Late"......the A side got plays at TOTW ..real good Southern take on the Impressions style..."too late" is a nice ballad,,,,late 60ts....i suspect that Elbert (Eddy)Giles was in the male vocal chorus on both of these......btw the demos have ASLTW on both sides so you dont get the ballad but thats a bonus for some ...both tunes are on youtube .....

Impressions......"you ought to be in heaven"...with a super long sax break

btw its the orig version of pat powdrill.

that Marvelows 45 is a great double sider.......with the orig great version of "i got my eyes on you" (Channels on Groove)

anyone remember the Motown Story published by B+S in 1970......wasnt that one mail order only....?...some great pics...the back cover Diana Ross one is pretty rare...

love the demos......the laurie sleeves are nice too.."setting the face of modern music"