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  1. Roburt's post in Last Flight/One Way records was marked as the answer   
    Published in the new edition of SOUL UP NORTH; out this coming Thursday / Friday ... 
    CODY MILLER; MUSIC MAN: . . . . . . If you went crate digging in rural Louisiana, you could expect (if you were lucky) to find 45's on labels such as Tamm, Jin, La Louisianne, One Way, Master-Trak, Maison De Soul, Bounty, etc. If you unearthed copies of the right singles on these labels, you'd consider yourself to be blessed. However, the guys involved in laying down those tracks (generally) had no idea that the results of their recording studio efforts of 50 years ago have become real collector's items.  ETC. ETC. ....

  2. Roburt's post in Sly and the Family Stone was marked as the answer   
    When "Dance To The Music" came out here it was massive in UK soul clubs, right from the off on Columbia in March 68. 

  3. Roburt's post in Couple of Blue Labels was marked as the answer   
    I'll see your first blue & raise you one ...
    This record company was based in north Ft Lauderdale about 5 miles sth east of our Florida house. I seem to recall a local radio stn was also based in this area back in the 60's / 70's (long gone now). It looks like a simple small office & lock-up garage affair. No doubt just had a desk + a telephone & the stock was kept in the garage area.




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