Steve Edgar

Does for me too Gary, ain't heard that before bud! steve

My fav too by the great man, used to get a few plays back in the late 80's up here, great choice Martyn steve

How to take a pop song and cover it with Soul! got a great Deepie on the flip too! One of the greatest groups for me, and to think Motown turned 'em down!!! steve

Big fav there Dave, the best side for me too, You used to see Drum label listed in Detroit label listings, but don't think it is Detroit? steve

One from late '71 that I don't think got a UK release "In And Out Of My Life" always rated this track. Steve https://youtu.be/hzxMH3k8DuQ

agree! stormer! https://youtu.be/82yvjqyUJJs steve

2 classic sides from the fantastic Betty Everett.Love it when you get 2 great sides on one disc "Nothing I Wouldnt Do" and the sublime "In Your Arms" https://youtu.be/_z7oKqJwbzI https://youtu.be/Ylpu_1lpzBA steve

brilliant Gary! new one here mate, love it, really looking forward to next week when ya on Fraser's show steve

Superb Rich! flip to "Cowboy To Girls" ? just so many great tunes by "Little Sonny" and the guys from the pens of Gamble & Huff Just love their output. steve

His work with Mickey Stevenson, unbeatable! "Ask The Lonely" for me can't be bettered, and there's so many great Motown tracks with his name on 'em! steve

Not been on this thread awhile, must say some great tracks are being posted well done peeps! Was spinning a few Detroit things recently, and whilst playing the Chalfontes "He Love Me" classic, flipped it over for a much neglected play for me, the excellent "Confessin' My Love To You", really is a great track imo and worth another listen The writing credit on "Confessin'" is D Marsha, always wondered if this was indeed Detroit producer Don Mancha?? it would seem that way to me. steve https://youtu.be/y1Y2SxGlL-w ..and of course the classic "he Loves Me" (had to put both sides up! ) https://youtu.be/r4b21uO7l9A

beat me to it there Rob, think that label may have been owned by Archie A Reynolds Jr steve

only Archway I know is the one with The Relatives on, but sure that a San Francisco label. steve

Interesting Tony, I think! Wonder if there's loads of Four Reputations buried there, er! records, not group members! From Pittsburgh to Detroit eh! steve

Just had a look the one I got on Millage that doesn't refer to the Mortuary is Contrails. steve

... and indeed Kazia! had this for years, and always wondered where "William Sirlin Mortuary" came into the equation, think I asked on here a few years ago? I have something else on Millage that does not reference Mr Sirlins establishment. steve

Agree Kev, and "These Are The Things" is the record that started playing in my mind when I heard he'd died R.I.P. Howard Tate (ps. Kev! glad ya got everthing sorted with the house mate ) steve https://youtu.be/ckzJ8INPlCM

Otis Leavill !! Fantastic Ian .... if ever anyone deserves a compilation it's this man imho steve ps. watch out for the postman this week for a little Chicago selection

For a cheapie, I always thought this sounded like one of those "money" records, Classy tune in my book. Eldees "Don't Be Afraid To Love" https://youtu.be/2yzu7GHLrr0 steve

ha ha, yeah it's my clip, forgot I'd said that steve

essential stuff Swifty! always wondered why it's called "When"??? I always thought the title should have been "Celebration" or something? steve

one of my fav tracks by the talented Mr Fletcher, also came out on the flip of his Jacklyn release "What Have I Got Now" making that an essential double sider steve

well guess that track didn't have much of a chance to chart! steve Ian did ya get pm?

Don't know that one Gary, what's it like mate? steve

spot on! Great pick, theres a few Esquires on Bunky that are great, like this and "How Could It Be" and "Everybody's Laughing" and none will break the bank! steve