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I know someone who says they sing lead on "if by chance" but he wasn't a member of the actual group for long. I know other people who know group members, I will hopefully set something up this year. Thanks.

I have the capitol 45 you mention from 1968 so I was assuming that it was the same capitol group mentioned in the all music article. I guess there were two curtis bros on capitol then. thanks for clearing that up.

Hi. Today I did a music show. You can check it out at: https://www.sittinginthepark.com/5-17-2009.mp3 playlist follows. Thanks for your interest. Cody Black - Stranger than a fairy tale - Pamela Perfections - I love you my love - SVR Extremels - That's all I want - Paro DC Playboys - You were all I really needed - Arock Maxwells - I think I like you - Brigade Dynamics - She's for real (bless you) - Black gold Archie Bell and the Drells - Dancing to your music - Glades Rootts - Love fantasy - TMI Richard Lackey - The greatest gift - Solid Foundation Artistics - What happened - Brunswick Glen Duhe - I can't stop wanting you - Crown G Taster's Choice - It's alright - Melba Charles Spurling and the Lovejoys - I'm glad it's you - Bubbles Bryson Bay Band - Every little bit of my love - AVI Ultimate Blacks - I like to be - Hitstown Black Aces of Soul - Betrothal - Black world After Hours - I don't want to cry - Condor Loveseed - Being alone - Amestay Windy City - If by chance - Innervision II TAC Movement - Wishes - TPP Cold T - Fall in love lady love - Loretta Northbound Express - How about love - Graphic you can listen to old shows at: https://www.sittinginthepark.com/shows.htm thanks, Bob

hi. what is the date of this article? thanks.

if you look at the names on the 45, I'm pretty sure the record is actually an anomaly in that it's this white country group, plus I have one of the capitol 45s and it is soulish (and has the same names as on the 45) https://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&a...wzfyxqu5ldhe~T1

i'm sure I have a decent brown-eyed version by some san antonio group like little jesse and the teardrops or one of those groups but I can't think of what it is now.

if you haven't heard the 45, it has a stylistics type of sound, took me a while to find a copy and i've rarely seen it for sale

in case you are trying to compare the actual 45s to see the difference, they look almost the same, except the brown color on the label is more purple-looking on the slower version

i've had no problem with this seller in the past btw, if he says it's real it's probably real

there's a memphis seller on ebay mark mckie selling it as user memmem, he has some stock from somewhere, he has more than one.

dante is in the process of switching hosting services I think

it's the title of a billy stewart song, any other version is a cover of the original hit version by billy stewart. thanks.

there are actually two versions of the sentimentals, I played the slower version on that specific show

I didn't know about that. the ones on ebay have come from different unrelated sellers though and have usually been beat, does that dealer have stock?

he has another 45 on flash that is rare (it's a charley rich cover, not something you would actually want to play) and a 45 on USA. He was a member of the antennas on clay who are the same group as shirley and the squires on constellation. They also back perk lee on boss but are not the squires on boss for some reason. His brother george mcgregor was in the group too and cut a record on twinight. His brother is not the same person as the detroit george mcgregor, who is his cousin. Billy told me that mr shy was originally written for Ruby Andrews (as Mrs. Shy) but then he was persuaded to cut it on himself by Don Clay. I might interview billy on my radio show soon hopefully.

Hi. Today on my radio show I did a short mother's day set along with a regular music show. you can listen at: https://www.sittinginthepark.com/5-10-2009.mp3 Here is the playlist: Jan Bradley - Mama din't lie - Chess Walter Jackson - That's what mama say - Okeh Jimmy "soul" Clark" - Nothing like a mother - Teek Lou D Washington - When the going gets tough (the tough get going) - Outburst Cole and the Grandures - I need you - Chi-sound Sinceres - Oh Angel - Zina Candy man and the candy bars - Be my guy - Roulette Opals - No no, never again - Laurie Jimmy Tig and the Rounders - Small town girl - Spar Voices - Baby you're messing up my mind - Victoria Mar-Js - Got to find a way out - Magic Touch Falcons - Love look in her eyes - Big Wheel Bobby Long and the Dealers - I gotta have love too - Old Town Sidney Barnes - Baloney - Chess FJ Jones - The way I feel - PS Kal's kids - Long lonely broken hearted - Vernon Sentimentals - I know you too well - Knaptown Arthur and Mary - Let's get together - Modern Walter Sen-sa-shuns and Kenny White - Mama's boy - Maja Coup De Ville - Face the future - Philly groove End Product - Turn you my way - Paramount Charisma Band - Bless the day - Columbia Passion - Memories - Mother Earth Clyde Brown - Your wish is my command - Atlantic Here is my mother's day show from last year: https://www.sittinginthepark.com/5-11-2008.mp3 Velts - Mother I'm coming home - Sundown Gerri Diamond - Mama you forgot - HBR Sweets - Mama saw me - Valiant Crayons - Teach me mama - Counsel Barbara Lewis - My mama told me - Atlantic Fasinations - Mama didn't lie - ABC Major Lance - Mama didn't know - Okeh Walter Jackson - That's what mama say - Okeh Miracles - If your mother only knew - Tamla Geraldine Taylor - Mother sure was right - Hawk Metrojean - Mama let me do it my way - New Sound Dee Dee Sharp - That's what my mama said - Cameo Del Rays - Mama was right - New Breed Beverly and the Del Capris - Mama I think I'm in love - Columbia Supremes - Mother Dear - Motown (LP) Sunny and the Sunliners - Should I take you home - RPR Syl Johnson - I want to take you home to see mama - Hi Temprees - Explain it to her mama - We Produce Sweethearts - What will mother say - Brunswick Temptations - Oh mother of mine - Miracle Romancers - What about love - Palette Bentleys - Why didn't I listen to mother - Smash Ascots - Mother Said - Mir-a-don Earles, Inc. - Does your mother know - Zudan Little Murray and the Mantics - Don't leave me mama - 700 West Moments - Mama I miss you - Stang Abraham and his sons - Your mother understood - Revue Jan Bradley - Mama didn't lie - Chess Intruders - I'll always love my mama - Gamble you can also listen to previous shows at: https://www.sittinginthepark.com/shows.htm thanks for your interest, Bob

i said it was the impressions, "emotions" was part of the title.

he's not saying their records didn't exist, he's saying they didn't exist as a real group other than a studio entity. anyways, I thought their 45s and LP were on A&M

you already got a better answer, but tony camillo was a big producer that produced a lot of records, i doubt you could connect anything his name is on just because his name is on it. Check out: https://www.tonycamillo.com/

sorry, that is correct, but it is the same area: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dallas-Fort_Worth,_Texas

Dallas, tx

this is on a kent impressions ABC rarities CD as "Emotions (won't let me cry)" with Curtis singing lead, this recording sounds like Jerry Butler. If it isn't a released track maybe it is a Jerry Butler acetate.

dauphine williams - i'm your man - yodi

a bunch have come for sale not from the same source, sellers just sell their copies when they see them go for money I think.

a couple of the members were also in the majestics on mala along with some of the vels