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  1. Soul-slider
    Do you mean the Grapevine 45 is actually the Gloria Barnes LP version?
  2. Soul-slider
    Leader and guitarist was Curtis Price, a brilliant basketball player at Charleston High School. They called him 'King Curtis' (obviously not the other guy who blows a sax), hence the name King Sound Interpreters. He wrote 'You've Got Soul' and is also credited on the group's version of 'Hi Note' but that's not the case on The Fantastics 1965 version!! There's a few pieces about him on the net.
  3. Soul-slider
    Motown. Only they could produce a tune like 'Suspicion - The Originals', wonderful!
  4. Soul-slider
    I'm not sure which 'repro' you mean? The 70's boot sounds the same cut as the original to me? I know the UK Kent release has an alternate vocal than the US 45...
  5. Soul-slider
    Not too fussed about condition as long as it plays through with no skips.
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    I have the red/green psychedelic sleeve on my 'orange' re-issue of 'Man Without A Woman' so 'The Yank' is spot on! The red/black white circles one in second picture I have on a foreign RCA Victor 45 but don't know if it's correct? (I can't remember which country at moment).
  7. Soul-slider
    I discussed this a year or so ago on here. To answer your question, the 'Out On The Streets' LP is the only way to get that alternate version of Jackie Lee. As far as I am aware.
  8. Soul-slider
    Was the 'Billy Shields' (AKA Tony Orlando) version very popular?
  9. Soul-slider
    I've stopped ordering from the US. I had 2 fairly expensive ones gone missing! Both tracked. Stupidly ordered them when Covid was in full swing. Had to get a refund on both but I lost about £40 on the most expensive one.
  10. Soul-slider
    Just an update... Suggests what everyone thought but could just be going along with fellow Motown fans' assumption.
  11. Soul-slider
    Bobby Diamond!! Is this really in-demand again? I mean, personally I love it and bought the white demo about 10 years ago for around £25/30.
  12. Soul-slider
    ....and here he is! There's also his version of the Buckinghams Northern tune....
  13. Soul-slider
    PM'd you regarding Laura Lee.
  14. Soul-slider
    PM'd you Dave.
  15. Soul-slider
    Cheers for Nina Simone info. Heard Huey Smith & The Clowns being played here in East Anglia, heard it a few times and it got a release on Kent UK in 1983 so it would have been around that time. Peterborough, Norwich, Cambridge.
  16. Soul-slider
    Thought Nina Simone was 1962? Anyway, here's one I remember used to get played early 80's... Huey Piano Smith - Don't You Just Know It (1958)
  17. Soul-slider
    Be interesting to hear her version, she wrote it so it stands to reason she recorded it.
  18. Soul-slider
    Possibly unissued / unreleased and he had it on an acetate?
  19. Soul-slider
    That is fantastic! If it's OK Derek I've put your info on 45cat and a link to this thread. Hope that's fine, if not please let me know and I will delete it. Here's the link to the post https://www.45cat.com/record/pxm10&rc=1152591#1152591
  20. Soul-slider
    This one by Darin D'Anna played on the Northern scene by all accounts. Hash Brown & Orchestra backing on 'World Artists' same as with Gerri Thomas. 1965
  21. Soul-slider
    There's also this 45 which is a version of the Commotions on Blue Rock and Colly Williams.
  22. Soul-slider
    Flip side is a soulful ballad, not bad.
  23. Soul-slider
    Just reminded me of this LP which I own, great and some good Northern on it. 'Just You Wait', 'Sound Of The City', 'It's Been A Long Long Time'.
  24. Soul-slider
    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.
  25. Soul-slider
    Thanks for the tip, just listened to Doris Duke


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