The Yank

Great title -

The Ruby 45 was issued in 1965 (#31) -

A fine B side -

The same info is on discogs.

It looks like Vessie's problem with the Shirelles occurred earlier than one of the links suggests -

I wanted to add one more release to the Karma discography at the top of this page- Karma #601- Dr. Tom and His Friends- "Happiness Journey"- the 1st single to use a moog synthesizer according to Sam Coplin.

This ? -

Actually, it was even longer than 18 months- Andrea Henry was release January/ February 1968. Janice came out June/ July 1970.

If you go by Cashbox, it looks like "That's My Girl" (#113) was released as the A side in January, 1964 and as a B side (#120) in May of '64.

If the Betty LLoyd from the Percells is the same as the artist on BSC, here's a picture of her -

I've read that Andrea Henry = Ja Neen Henry. I'm not sure about Andrea Henry = Tom Wright.

I agree with you 100% which is why I wrote " I think the original version of the song was from the 40's".

"Soul Sauce" is a remake of an early 50's tune from Cal. I think the original version of the song was from the 40's -

A few 45's with Lorraine Chandler credits-

The Cashmeres was in good + condition.

"What Can I Do" received a 4 star rating from Record World and just missed the top 20 on Cleveland's WJMO -

That might have been the 1st 12" single but if you look at the vinyl, instead of spreading out the grooves all across the record, they pressed it up so it looks like one album cut and a lot of blank space -

"Gather around me swingers and friends....." -

Very sad to hear this- enjoyed her music and her posts on Soul Source. R.I.P. Lorraine !

The trio's 1st big hit and the title of the Holland's recent book -

Can't forget this one -

Two great songs from the trio that were B sides -