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Hi One of the best, in it's own way. Tony & Tyrone - Please Operator. Captured the essence of a phone call, dialling tones and all. Brilliant ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Brrrrrrring, "Hello" "Hi Baby It's Me And I'm On The Way" ...... "WHAT!" "Man If I Don't Ever See You Again It'll Be Too Soon, ....... You've Stayed Away Too Long" ... "I've Packed"

Hi Jerry I bought all three of these, via the Soul Bowl list in the 70's, at the time of their release. I realise that it doesn't answer your question, as the other label version could have been done first, or followed this release. Either way I have scanned them for Comparison. Get It Off My Conscience - The Lovelites - 5643 refosoul All Three have "Jason Sean Music" on the Credits. I hope that In some way this helps. My first assumption was that the first batch may have got the credits wrong, given that the song is incorrectly titled, and it is just a guess. The reason: If a later press required the change of credit from "Jason Sean Music" to "Chappell & co", would they then get the title wrong? but then ..... Having said that they do sing "Get Him Off My Conscience", could it be the other way around? Intriguing. Both titles appear on Manships site >>> Link <<< I wonder if John might know.

Hi Jo No problem, anytime. I originally bought this for the A Side "I Can't Change" which I still love. Today, I too adore "Mend The Torn Pieces" - It's a fantastic record. It did of course get a later issue on Junior 1071 with a slight change to the Credits. The Sensations with Yvonne Baker changed to Yvonne Baker & The Sensations. Produced By Kae Williams. appeared on the Label. So nice to know who helped to create this Masterpiece

Hi Miff Well what about this. I had a quick look on >>> Popsike <<< - Popsike.com

Classic

Hi Miff I haven't got either ........ Yet! You're right always seems to be DEMO's ....... However I have a feeling that I may have seen a scan of a Stock Copy on the Internet .... somewhere. but I can't be 100% certain.

Hi Miff I've always loved this one by Thelma Houston, Top Sound Here's Two from RCA For me these two, just like Thelma Houston - Baby Mine, were Instant, I still love them today. I remember when Lorraine Chandler had just started to be played in the 70's I cycled 20 miles round trip, just so I could get a copy to play that night, and it was on OOTP. Happy Days. I Cant Hold On - Lorraine Chandler - If You Loved Me - Peggy March -

I didn't buy it for this side, but it's good to see her perform. Not a bad record either.

Wonderful 1st Class

I was just posting these in the Female Soloist thread, Realised B Sides Again April Stevens - Wanting You - 10033 refosoul Dont Stop Lookin - Ann Dandrea - 7397 refosoul The End Of Our Love - Nancy Wilson - 6603 refosoul I Cant Hold On - Lorraine Chandler - 8595 refosoul

Omen was Local (1st), Vault was National Release (2nd)

Dont Stop Lookin - Ann Dandrea - The End Of Our Love - Nancy Wilson -

Three from M-G-M Just How Loud - Joanne Morgan - April Stevens - Wanting You - Cry Your Eyes Out - Dottie Cambridge -

Baby I Need You - Marsha Gee - Let Our Love Grow Higher - eula cooper - super sound

Three of the Many B Sides from Mirwood, that would later become Northern Classics. My Little Girl - Bobby Garrett - 2645 refosoul Cigarette Ashes - Jimmy Conwell - 8403 refosoul That Beatin Rhythm - Richard Temple - 7036"]

The Subject of a recent thread, Released twice, but still kept on the B Side. What Shall I Do (Spoken) - Frankie And Classicals - 10128 refosoul --.--

Another visit to Cameo B Sides - Even the second release only saw the B Side - And it happened again

Here are two B Sides, that became a UK London Double A Side release in the 70's These two Northern classics were Originally hidden on a B Side ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Although they had trouble with the title, here is another tremendous B Side from Yvonne Baker. Mend The Torn Pieces - Yvonne Baker And The Sensation - 8875 refosoul

Hi Mark Here is one from the early days, that really started a trend of turn the record over and try the B Side. Although the A Side is just another Dance Craze of the time, the B Side is a timeless classic. At The Discotheque - Chubby Checker - 3080 refosoul

Hi Rachel I'll look forward to that, I have thought for a while that there was something quite sepecial about the B Side. There have been many hidden Northern Gems, waiting for us to discover over the years. My theory is that the B Sides sort of slid through the net, while the attention was focussed on the A Side. Allowing an Artistic wonderland for Artists, writers, producers etc to flourish. I tried a similar thread to this the other week >>> Link <<< It will be a very interesting soundfile thread Give The Man A Chance - Soul Twins - 1777 refosoul Here's just one, of the B Sides "Give The Man A Chance" which has become one of the best Double Siders, ever.

Before Its Too Late - Jackie Day - 8325 refosoul

Hi Ken It reminds me a little bit of this one too. Similar backing, to Hungry For Love & Canadian Sunset. I Wonder - the pentagons - jamie 13182 refosoul

Somebody Needs You - ike & tina turner - loma 13181 refosoul The Reason Why - Dolls - Loma 3560 refosoul

I Want It Back (Your Love) - the voice box - loma 13179 refosoul

Sad News Indeed R.I.P.