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  1. Graham Anthony
    Dolly and The (Her) Fashions were sisters Doretha and Loretha Moody who had been gospel singers in their fathers church before backing Zeke Strong as the Queen Tones and then becoming Dolly and The Fashions. Info courtesy of Steve Propes.
  2. Graham Anthony
    Very underrated West Coast singer. A great voice that has emotion and feeling rather than histrionics. His vocal on The Newports "Dixie women" is superb and I love "Cross the bridge" on Brent. Alfred Smith is still a legend around the West Coast club circuit.
  3. Graham Anthony
    The Rotations "trying to make you my Own" sounds like Morris Chestnut to me. I thought his cousin Ralph Chestnut was a bass singer as on The Cheerios "Ding dong honeymoon" and that Morris was a tenor. Different group names and recordings were rife at the time with producers using old tracks and issuing them with new names, so not much of a leap to put out an Attractions disc with a different name on the same group of labels. Producers often put out tracks without the artist(s) knowledge so Morris Chestnut may not have known about The Rotations disc.
  4. Graham Anthony
    Very sad news. I knew Kev many years ago and he was a great bloke who loved the Northern scene. Had a few lifts off him to a Niter or two and remember he thought Kashif was the greatest soul singer going and collected Northern re-issue demos! He made some great wooden record boxes too. He will be missed by many who knew him
  5. Graham Anthony
    I have it listed as on A&M 774, but I've never had it confirmed or know anyone who's seen one. Maybe an Urban myth?
  6. Graham Anthony
    How about Bobby Hebb doing "The joker went wild" or Major Lance covering "Under my thumb" great backing tracks that just need a decent vocalist!
  7. Graham Anthony
    Thanks for your input Robb. Has anyone ever done a definitive listing regarding the work of Frank E. Wilson and Frank Wilson of the Remarkables/Wil-Sones/Frankie Vance etc. ? I think the 2 often get confused and I'm sure some of their work is often mis-credited. Did both of them work at West Coast Motown at some stage? Nevertheless, I think "together" is still quite rare as a stock copy and why the different artist credit?
  8. Graham Anthony
    Brilliant! Thanks for the scan
  9. Graham Anthony
    Chester St. Anthony-Together-A&M Demo does it actually exist as an issue with the artist credited as Chester Fields? I've never seen one and if it does exist it must be rare. It is also usually stated as being Frank Wilson of "Do I love you" but I think it sounds more like the OTHER Frank Wilson of The Remarkables/Frankie Vance etc. Any thoughts?
  10. Graham Anthony
    Great Soulcial as usual. Must agree that flip of Lenis Guess "Working for my baby" is awesome!
  11. Graham Anthony
    Also noticed on the Freddie Chavez scan artist is FRED DIE CHAVEZ-charming!
  12. Graham Anthony
    Hiya-was just speculating that's all. Got no direct proof other than Leon was working on loads of sessions for Nathan Nathaniel at this time (1966) and had a disc on Josie a few months before. It does sound like a lot of other stuff they were doing together at this time-Hideaways, Packers, Romeos etc. Do you know for definite it's the Sir John Jeffrey Quintet you're talking about as they seem to be later. Cheers Graham
  13. Graham Anthony
    Yep! Sorry got the wrong side
  14. Graham Anthony
    Don't forget that Curtis Mayfield did it himself with "You've been cheatin" and had to give Motown some of the publishing. Happened all the time and is still happening with the current Ed Sheeran court case.
  15. Graham Anthony
    Could this actually be Leon Haywood and the guys whose disc on Josie was 6 releases before the "Sir John" record? This was Leon & The Burners-Crack up and the link being N.Nathan( Magnificent Montague) who put out loads of discs with Leon under different names such as the Romeos, Soul Runners etc.
  16. Graham Anthony
    Must agree with "Gold Band" that the Cathy Carlson is the one for me, superb vocal and dramatic production/arrangement. However, out the 3 it's Little Anthony I voted for, the live version is fantastic.
  17. Graham Anthony
    Isn't Robert McGlothin the real name of Bobby Mac?
  18. Graham Anthony
    It's listed in the 7th Edition at £50.00
  19. Graham Anthony
    Can't remember them off hand, but Richard Berry and Barry White used a few names.
  20. Graham Anthony
    So sad to hear more terrible news. I didn't know Keith but we spoke a few times back in the day. His service to Northern Soul are immeasurable-a genuine legend-we salute you!
  21. Graham Anthony
    "I caught you" Kim ripping off the Soul Children "Hearsay" ! How do they get away with it-even got a lot of the same lyrics as well as tune. Must say the Soul Children win hands down!
  22. Graham Anthony
    It is my firm belief that Connie Clark is in fact Shellie (sometimes Shelly) Clark who was a former Ikette and in the Honey Cone. Reason being I believe she trained as an opera singer as already noted plus she was LA based from 1957 and did a lot of session work. Perhaps someone can do a little investigating?
  23. Graham Anthony
    I think I have speculated in the past that it might be Charlie Rich-I think vocally very similar-but no evidence of course!
  24. Graham Anthony
    Correction- This Phyllis Brown is not the same as the "Oh Baby" one on Rainbo- she was West Coast and her dad owned Rainbo records which was also a pressing plant
  25. Graham Anthony
    The Rotations on Mala are some or all of the Attractions, including Morris Chestnut


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