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They were from the south side of Chicago. They just had one record. I have the phone number of one of the guys, but I haven't called him yet, one of the Roe-o-tation gave me his number, they did shows with the Roe-o-tations.

Jimmy's band was Mill Street Depo, the group that recorded on Stang, this is an earlier record of his: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-FdwFx-Zho

I like how it says special order not in stock. Like he's gonna take the $551 and press it up himself.

Sorry for my original post (I'm editing this now), I misread that one. That one is the rare one that was never released due to bad fidelity so it is rare. The one you won has a nice midtempo sweet side "it's over between us". The valuable turner brothers are the "let's go fishing", the ultra rare one that was never released due to bad fidelity I think it's "everytime I'm near you", the calvin turner and bad news, and their ultra-rare one on calcomo (it's funk).

The laser turntable also plays back dirt in the grooves. Only a physical needle can play "through" dirt. The laser turntable also comes with a record cleaner because it is so sensitive to dirt. How is the thing that scans the record analog? How does it store the scan (image?) of the vinyl in an analog way and then replay it.

also, the two reggie garner 45s are good...

also, Tommy Lee "that's the way I want to live my life" is nice

I forgot about the chicago stuff until your post! Obviously all the drew-vels are great, there is patty drew "he's the one I love" and "tell him", phases on capitol, congenial four on capitol (one of the best sweet soul records with a crazy rap in it).

I have all 5 frank polks on capitol, I agree with Tony but the other track I like is "trying to keep up with the joneses." The rivingtons versions of years of tears is good too.

I like the two duncan brothers 45s on the label.

sorry, I was talking about the majestics version that I mentioned

It's a sort of garage-y version of the song. Why ruin a good original? Is any version going to be better than Tyrone's? random fact: the backing group on the original is Barbara Acklin + the Visitors.

I hate this version, but there is a version by an arizona group called the majestics on a black label, I forget the label right now, it's late 70s.

I'm bumping this one time because I think there's some good stuff here and I don't want people to miss the show... sorry for the shameless promotion!

I swear, everybody who ever was in a group in the US thinks this movie is about them, they're like "our story was just like that!"

I'm not making any profit, I'm losing money and not recouping my full losess. You're not considering my shipping costs (stated in the auction) and my paypal fees (when the new buyer pays me). Also, the biggest seller here buys mainly on ebay to resell at a profit, which I'm not doing. Record is on hold now, by the way.

Hi. I'm back with another all music show. You can listen to it at: https://www.sittinginthepark.com/11-18-2007.mp3 Following is the playlist. If you want me to add you to my email list where I send out weekly links to shows or interviews, send me a message with your email address. Thanks for your interest. Little Eva - Turkey Trot - Dimension Chamers - Work out - Laurie Orchids - Good good time - Roulette Gypsies - I wonder why - Old Town Relatives - (my heart cries) Ziga Ziga Zoom - Almont Brothers Five - Losing my girl - Chatham Wild Honey - I can't go on - Houston International Oncoming Times - If you had my love - Duo Al tiki Hudson - Cry baby - Mr Technics - I met her on the first of September - Chex Exits - I'm so glad - Kapp Untouchables - Standing there - FAAP Mary Wells - Keep me in suspense - Atco Wade Flemons - That other place - Vee Jay Dan and the Clean Cuts - Walking with pride - Scepter JJ Barnes - Got to get rid of you - Volt Don Julian and the Larks - I want you back - Jerk Paramount Four - I've made up my mind - Southern City Soul In-pressions - Girl don't worry - Aquarius Hypnotics - Girl you know I love you - Reprise Combination-Inc. - What would happen - Arc-lark Richmond Extension - Everything's coming up love - Silver Blue Broadway - Have a little mercy - Prelude

Thanks so much everyone for your help!!!!!!!!! ps. this isn't ultra rare, I see it for sale sometimes but it's always trashed...

I just got this record on ebay. It has an inner stress crack that goes from the center of the vinyl to near the edge. The crack is not separated, but it is visible on both sides of the record. The seller refuses to take the record back (he claims the crack was not there because he inspected the record with a magnifying glass before he sent it). I buy lesser condition records but not cracked records. I would like to resell this at my cost to recoup my loss. The record is a decent play copy. Visually it is about G, it has decent gloss. Both sides have some gouges near the start of the record -- they are not deep (barely feelable) but they are wide enough to call gouges and they cause clicking at the start of both tracks. I included a full mp3 of the amazing love side and a part mp3 of the funk side so you can hear for yourself. The labels are also dirty, but are not marked up or torn. This would be a decent copy for someone who doesn't care about cracks like I do. I would need $100 for this plus $6 shipping to Europe or $3 shipping to the US. PM me if interested. Attached are audio samples. Thanks for your interest. jamesbell_a.mp3 jamesbell_b.mp3

Hi. I don't understand your response. Anyways, it's on a CD called "wheelsville wonders" that is not in print and a total bootleg anyways. if you know someone selling the CD so I can let this guy know, I will. It's not available on the web anywhere I can find. Thanks.

Haha, I thought you would come through on this one. A web search reveals it was on some goldmine CD too. I will contact the detroit collectors who will probably have one, I appreciate your effort! THanks.

can anyone help me out with an mp3 of this track? Another sweet soul collector asked me for this and I'm trying to help them out. Thanks in advance.

Hi. Where are you getting these dates from? I think that the record definitely sounds later than 1962. Thanks.

I don't know the fabuletts or klicky on mode. I think Etah was the same label, though, and there's a bunch of stuff on that. I definitely think there's at least one other mode thing I know I'm not thinking of, I think it was a single artist thing...

This is a common record on Venture at least, not worth much. Is it on US MGM?