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the lenis guess on 1007 is 1007-1. i'm guessing the flip is 1007-2 https://www.popsike.com/UltraRARENORTHERN-45-RPM-LENIS-GUESS-on-DPG-HEAR/130531642980.html edit: it is: https://www.popsike.com/Rare-VaSoul-LENIS-GUESS-For-All-Youve-BeenThank-Goodness-US-DPG-45/130894493159.html

flip of 100-7-9 is "I cried": https://www.popsike.com/rare-Soul-Funk-45-SIR-GUY-on-DPG-Listen/350495208964.html the flip is 100-7-8: https://www.popsike.com/rare-Soul-Funk-45-SIR-GUY-on-DPG-Listen/310409021535.html

801 is atlantic distributed which explains the different number, it actually credits Sir Guy & the Rocking Cavaliers: https://www.popsike.com/SIR-GUY-Funky-Virginia-on-DPG-Northern-Soul-Funk/321204320848.html

1009 is 1009-5/6 https://www.popsike.com/NORTHERN-ORIGINAL-RARE-SIR-GUY-FUNKY-VIRGINIA-MY-SWEET-BABY-DPG/170815881545.html https://www.popsike.com/Funk-45-SIR-GUY-FUNKY-VIRGINIA-DPG-/330871435938.html I'm guessing all the -5 are -5 on one side and -6 on the other

1007: Sir Guy - Broke down and cried / The frog https://www.popsike.com/SIR-GUY-BROKE-DOWN-CRIEDTHE-FROG-DPG-LABEL-45-RPM-NORTHERN-SOUL/250967530652.html edit: this is 1007-5, flip is probably 1007-6

Terry Sinclair is 1006, not 106 (maybe it came out as 106 also, but I haven't seen it): https://www.popsike.com/Northern-SoulPopcorn-TERRY-SINCLAIR-Orig-DP-G-45/230062260472.html

not that rare. decent stepper though.

can you post a more filled in discography? i might be able to fill in holes. EDIT: i mean after all these responses, filled in with the new additions

apparently he won't have sex with you if you pick him up as a hitchhiker

Hi. The last two weeks I did two really excellent radio shows. One featured guest DJ / Collector Elaine Wade out of Wisconsin playing records out of her collection. Last Sunday I did another show, which included a few sets of southern soul which I don't usually play. Please check out both shows; both are worth listening to. Elaine Wade Guest Show 2/16/2014 https://www.sittinginthepark.com/2-16-2014.mp3? Fabulous Performers - Oh how you hurt me - Black Jack A. Debbie - here is my heart - J. Rude Bernard Williams and the Original Blue Notes - It’s needless to say - Harthon Bernie Williams - Baby, I want to thank you - Del-Val Premiers - Lonely weatherman - Mohican Trells - Bad weather - Port City Sister Sledge - The weatherman - Atco Spinners - Bad, bad weather (till you come home) - Motown Dimas III - I won’t love you again - Clown Tornados - Just can’t please you - Clown Rocky Gil & the Bishops - Every day of my life - Tear Drop Royal Jesters - Use your head - Jester Webs - Try Loving me Pacesetters - Don’t love hurt - Boola Boola Ballads - Don’t touch that dial - Soul Beat Ernie Marbray - The stakes are too high - Wee Dorothy Morrison - I can’t go without you - Brown Door James Bowens and his Agent with Bill Smith’s Hitch Hikers - Baby I want you - Roosevelt Lee Chandlers - I loved you, girl - Bleu Rose Rotations - I can’t find her - DeBroussard Variations - Empty words - Bob-Joy Betty Moorer - Speed up - Wand Peggy Larey - Welcome home - Side Walk Dede Warwick - Funny how we change places - Private Stock Alder Ray - I need you Baby - Minit Sweethearts - Eddie my love - Kent Sitting in the Park 2-23-2014 https://www.sittinginthepark.com/2-23-2014.mp3? Chancellors - Move me baby - Tic Toc Sold Brothers Six - Oh I need you yes I do - Lyndell Gallahads - I’ve got to find a way - Beechwood Inspirations - Boy’s need girl’s & girl’s need boy’s - Conduc Brothers Two - My sweetness - Jonah Dorothy Williams - I won’t give my heart (to you) - Hawk Vicki Baines - We can find that love - Symbol Ramona King - Make the night a little longer - Warner Brothers Ernestine Eady - That’s the way it goes - Scepter Darlene McCrea - My heart’s not in it - Tower Denise LaSalle - Trapped by a thing called love - Westbound Bettye Swann - Victim of a foolish heart - Atlantic Ruby Wilson - A man and a baby boy - Glades Gloria Taylor - Freedom - Whizenglo George H Franklin - That’s how it is when you’re in love - Faces Billy Cee - I’m doing fine - GSF Lee Moss - Across the mile - Budweiser Showdown Bobby Patterson - I can help get even with you - Proud Kim Melvin and Strut Sensation - Let me be the one - Randa Primitive - She played me for a fool - Primitive Joseph Bowman - What is love - United Temprees - If I could say what’s on my mind - We Produce Dells - Passionate breezes - 20th Century Jeff Scott Liberman Band - Another day - TMR Arnita Ware - Joe Mack - Choosing - Count Phoenix - This love of mine - L.A.W. thanks for checking these out, Bob

apparently she performed in the UK: https://faac.us/adf/messages/2/205879.html?1263926839

you need to revisit old threads, there were at least a couple specific threads about this. the one copy was sold i think.

the acetate on ebay came from me, indirectly. i found Stormy (one of the writers, also the guy who recorded on twinight, RIP), my friend and i went to his house. i bought an acetate of el anthony "that's what my lady says" (in my collection still, will swap for a real copy if someone wants an acetate...) and my friend got an acetate of the saxie russell. he had another friend sell it for him. Saxie Russell's real name is Vernon Taplin, he wrote a few more odd things (Luci and Tim on Gamma and at least something else) but nobody I know has been able to find him.

it went really cheap on ebay recently, I still don't have it though.

Defaulters featuring Charles Handcock - Gentle man / Disco Dennis - P.D.J.S. 7926 - $150 I had a buyer of this who backed out, available again. “Gentle man” is killer fragile ‘70s harmony soul, really nice cut. Most copies of this turn up trashed and this is a really long track pressed at a low volume so get this clean copy when you have a chance. Charles Handcock was the brother of Larry Handcock of S.O.U.L. and the Intertains. “Disco Dennis” is a horrible disco cut, although apparently about Dennis Kucinich which is funny. Visual surface grade: VG++ to NM, however, note label text is blurred on one side here are 300DPI scans of each side: https://www.sittinginthepark.com/sales/2-2014/Images/defaulters-a.jpg https://www.sittinginthepark.com/sales/2-2014/Images/defaulters-b.jpg here are 256kbs stereo clips of each side: https://www.sittinginthepark.com/sales/2-2014/Audio/defaulters%20-%20gentle%20man.mp3? https://www.sittinginthepark.com/sales/2-2014/Audio/defaulters%20-%20disco%20dennis.mp3? paypal gift only, please *EMAIL* sitpsales@gmail.com to reserve. Free US postage, discounted overseas postage of $10.

re: finding the group, andy noble tracked this record and knows all the group members

I'm pretty sure it is the same recording. That LP is bizarre, if you listen it sounds like he just recorded all his 45s and put them out.

8/13/2006. really interesting interview, they were part of the touring revue with the pharoahs, lots of black power stuff in the interview

holidays "maybe so" is a really good one, nice.

yeah also the professionals (although supposedly another steve mancha take). i was being a smartass.

i interviewed them if you want to listen, don't remember if they gave a date.

also, to get back to the question and away from misinformation, here is a good one that's dale warren but not from detroit. Best version too -- haters attack me now! I've heard there's a Detroit version though...

He also said Johnny Wyatt was lead of Johnny and the Expressions (who were from New York and lead by a guy named Johnny Matthews -- NO DETROIT CONNECTION DESPITE THE NAME), when he was really lead of Rochelle and the Candles (LA). Lots of other incorrect information on the lists. Lots of great records for sale though.

also, a common thread is dale warren, so most of the dramatics tracks on volt and (not detroit) but most of the mad lads tracks

I don't think the friends is detroit either. As the starter of the other thread, male vocals are generally harder and the production style goes more with the soft harmonies. But I see what you are asking. A lot of the precisions tracks fit your question: