Blackpoolsoul

I wonder if you can work out which one from this

A wonderful interview just out on You Tube, A student film by Maya Siguenza, granddaughter of the talented Tony Middleton.

Good value this one https://www.thedjshop.co.uk/magma-45-record-bag-150-various-colours.html

So you don't get a telling off, it was May 12th 😀

So you don't get a telling off, it was May 12th 😀

Me too as Monica (the label it was released on) was named after Manny Campbell's daughter The clip on Discogs (You Tube) appears same track to my ears

Found this article which my be of some interest

I won't ruin our breakfasts Rob Found this interesting link on the CD label https://rateyourmusic.com/list/smithy57/belgiums_marginal_records___bootlegging_the_60s_forgotten_pop_and_soul/ This a forum mention https://forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/marginal-records-ketty-lester-compilation-anything-ring-a-bell-here.51813/

I think you are (as usual) spot on, I have found out that Yvonne was formed in Chicago in 1958 It is a little odd to me, that an increasing number if the artists (that I am now tracing) seem to be little known though and here are a few more.

It was the publisher appearing on different releases that Mr Pate produced (2 of them below), I meant Rob and thanks for info it may help

Discogs is wrong and should be be corrected I have often visited this release and 6 years ago there was a thread here, where it talks about Mr Pate "not remembering" anything about the release, this is often common where so much work has taken place and occasionally where "things cannot be talked about" 😀 ABC was scattered with releases with shall we say "complications" or "anomalies". I thought a great place was the publishing Pamco and Yvonne, connected to more of Mr Pate's releases, but there are more experienced people who may be able to help, as Discogs has so many different variations of the publishing and googling appears not reveal who owned it ?

This might be interesting for some

You are correct most do know but our friend is a new member and may not, and for the wonderful info I will post this (can't remember where I got it from)

It is usual for more than one acetate (known as Laquer in the industry to be made) In general, there are probably fewer than a half dozen acetates cut of any single and they will be rare. On very rare occasions, when a record company was in a hurry to get their album or single to radio stations, they would send acetates directly to them. These were then usually supplemented with regular vinyl pressings as soon as it could be arranged, as acetates were and are entirely unsuited to repeated play, as might be warranted by having them played on the radio.

It's appeared on Discogs with images of both sides https://www.discogs.com/release/22634906-Ethics-Lost-In-A-Lonely-World-Now-Is-The-Time

Don't ask Colin as he hated his "I am a teapot stage"

I have "bucked" up and contacted Lenny and he did confirm that it is not him, I won't give up though

I have been racking my brains for some time over this and I remembered someone suggesting that it may have been Lenny Curtis (Jimmy Mac Harrison) who was in Detroit before he moved to New York and was also known to some as Jimmy Mack, but it never came up in any interviews, I think.

Someone got a better copy

It was initially suggested that they were one in the same singer, but since, opinions vary now.

I always teased Dave about being a "Top" DJ, at least he laughed at me, he never did get it printed on a T-shirt. Gloria's version pips it for me.

Just found out The management/production team of Phil and Marion Colbert (a.k.a. Phi-mar Productions). Phil was Capitol Records but seemingly disappeared

Or Henry needs to sell them elsewhere and get better money ?