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    Blackpoolsoul is correct. Danny Monday was Daniel Peil. I posted this photo and some info over on Facebook last week or so. I also posted this photo on Discogs under the Danny Monday listing... Danny Peil was vocalist in a psych/rock band during the late 60's called 'The Corporation'. They had 3 albums out during 1969-1970.
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    Thanks for the tip, just listened to Doris Duke
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    I did the same, I got it on M.M.C first then got one on Independence for £5 or thereabouts, sold that one soon after for £25, guess I should have held on to it just a little longer! I did pay £30 for an almost mint demo of Invitations - Watch Out Little Girl just before it got in-demand.
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    PM'd - re Boy Friday
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    Yes, I agree. BTW I got my copy of the Monzas direct from the lead singer, Al Wilkes.
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    OK, thank you. Apologies.
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    Hi Robb, Maybe you have an answer to this? Discogs have linked Mike Williams to Jimmy Williams who were in a rock/beat group during 1965/6 called 'The Playboys Of Edinburg'. Later, the brothers formed a country outfit called 'The Younger Brothers'. As you can probably work out, these are white musicians. However, as Mike Williams also had a 45 out on 'King' which is a James Brown production, I have my doubts! Begs the question: if Mike is a white guy... 'Vietnam Through The Eyes Of Black America'.??
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    There is another band called The Magnificent Seven (notice the change from '7'). They are also a white group and released a good Northern 45 on 'New Groove'.
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    I actually posted that photo of the Magnificent 7 on Discogs. It comes from a picture sleeve of them when they were called The Temptashuns...
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    I heard this record by The Chapters and was blown away! I think it has massive 'Northern' potential. Obviously blue-eyed, it's not in Manship's guide or even in TeenBeat Mayhem (US Garage/slight Northern Discography). I just wondered whether it was known on the scene? Might not be everyone's cuppa but those who like stuff like The Chevrons (Love, I Love You) or 7 Dwarfs 'Stop Girl' will like it. I've never seen one for sale.
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    I remember hearing it out, in fact I bought it as a 'Northern Soul' tune, probably around 1980.
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    Found this, ties in with Blackpoolsoul's clipping, this is the 'Airtown' group. 7 members including 2 brothers...
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    EDIT: Had a photo but found out it wasn't them, so removed.
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    Tommy Wills is a white saxophonist, but there's no photos anywhere of the 'Airtown' Vondells.
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    I always presumed the 'Airtown' Vondells were a white group?
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    So one is Valerie Harp?
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    Yeah, I bet that plays the 'Frankie Valli' LP version from 1975 which does indeed differ from the UK 45.... here it is..
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    Is this the Riley's band then? (Basically 'The Detroit Wheels')
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    Don't think the Discogs photo is correct for the Brunswick group. 45cat is only showing the one release and notes claim there is 3 of them in the group. Here's a quote from jukeboxgeorge on that site regarding the Brunswick 45. According to John Clemente's Girl Groups: Fabulous Females Who Rocked the World, this trio was Sylvia Hammond (formerly of The Clickettes), Gloria Gilbert, and Jehoshabeth (Jay) Dunston. They hooked up with Samada Productions (Sampson Horton/Bobby Adams) when Johnnielouise Richardson was slow in securing a deal for the trio.
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    For Soul I've always been a fan of this one... For UK Reggae I love these but I only have a couple myself as they are tough to find...
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    Yeah OK, fair play. I'll edit my posts on there. Apologies Mike.
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    Just added both acetates on 45cat, someone on there may hopefully come up with the answers.
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    Just want to add, there is a 45 of this by the writer of it, Paul Anka on RCA Victor. Only trouble is it's sung in Italian!
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    Here's the man....


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