No. The acetate we had was a Jobete Music, Inc. acetate with only the song title listed, as those are only references to signify company ownership, and it does not matter which artist sang it. The artist who sing the recordings used for reference don't even need to be under contract (demo tapes are often used). I had "The Beljeans" listed on my tape that Rod ran off, but forgot to tell him that the artist for that song was unknown. I just used it as a placeholder, so it could help me remember which unknown artist song it was (rather than have several songs on the same tape listed as "unknown artist".
The "Beljeans" actually were The Andantes, as confirmed by Louvain Demps, on a thread on Soulful Detroit. I continue to insist that "I've Got a Right to Cry" is NOT LaBrenda Ben on lead. It might well be The Beljeans (meaning, really, The Andantes), but only backing up some OTHER single female artist, -or it is another whole group.