The Yank
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let's start with the female "A's" - see if we get to the "Z"
The Yank replied to Kenb's topic in All About the SOUL
Saundra Edwards- lead singer of the Elgins
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let's start with the female "A's" - see if we get to the "Z"
The Yank replied to Kenb's topic in All About the SOUL
Deena Johnson (aka Jo Armstead)
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let's start with the female "A's" - see if we get to the "Z"
The Yank replied to Kenb's topic in All About the SOUL
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let's start with the female "A's" - see if we get to the "Z"
The Yank replied to Kenb's topic in All About the SOUL
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From what I remember, the Gladys Knight had a paper label which is a lot harder to find than the ones with ink labels.
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let's start with the female "A's" - see if we get to the "Z"
The Yank replied to Kenb's topic in All About the SOUL
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let's start with the female "A's" - see if we get to the "Z"
The Yank replied to Kenb's topic in All About the SOUL
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I've always cringed at a line in Bettye Swann's "Make Me Yours". "I don't care what nobody says, I'll love you for always" with the says forced to rhyme with always.
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Are you sure Gloria and the Tiaras are the same group as Gloria and the T-airas? Doesn't sound like the same group at all to me .
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let's start with the female "A's" - see if we get to the "Z"
The Yank replied to Kenb's topic in All About the SOUL
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This U.K. copy has two release dates '74 and '77. I'm guessing the original came out in 1974 (in Germany?) and was later released in 1977 ??
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let's start with the female "A's" - see if we get to the "Z"
The Yank replied to Kenb's topic in All About the SOUL
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let's start with the female "A's" - see if we get to the "Z"
The Yank replied to Kenb's topic in All About the SOUL
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let's start with the female "A's" - see if we get to the "Z"
The Yank replied to Kenb's topic in All About the SOUL
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let's start with the female "A's" - see if we get to the "Z"
The Yank replied to Kenb's topic in All About the SOUL
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A demo in very good - condition sold for $920 in January of this year. Another demo in very good ++ condition sold for $610 in March of 2017.
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That was the first 12" single commercially available in the U.S. There were a lot of 12"'s before that that were promo only. "Ten Percent" was released in May of 1976.
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I'm about 99% sure Ranwood was started in 1968 by Randy Woods (from Dot Records) and Lawrence Welk. The Mirwood label was started by the other Randy Wood after he left Vee Jay.
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This is a much easier and cheaper way to own "It'll Never Be Over For Me" than the U.K. 45.
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I would almost swear the "It May Be Winter Outside" clip is from U.S. tv. Seem to remember seeing her on either "American Bandstand" or its spinoff "Where The Action Is" . Not sure if that video is from either show or a different one from the U.S.
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In December of 2016, a vg copy went for $466 USD, in January of 2017, a vg copy went for $299 USD.
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Sad to hear this- Jerry was involved with so many great songs ! As a producer- Sapphires- Gotta Have Your Love" and "Slow Fizz", Jay and the Techniques' "Apples, Peaches, Pumpkin Pie", Fathers Angels- "Bok To Bach", Virgil Henry - "You Ain't Saying Nothing New" . As a writer- Dee Dee Warwick (among many others) "I'm Gonna Make You Love Me" and "When Love Slips Away". R.I.P.
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Leroy is the lead on Convertion- "Let's Do It" and the Fantastic Aleems- "Hooked On Your Love". He also does some of the leads on the Peter Jacques Band "Fire Night Dance " album but his vocals are so sped up, it's hard to recognize him.
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Big fave of mine--
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Here's two more- neither are 100% Soul books but there's some interesting info in both- John Collis- "The Story of Chess Records" Herb Kent / Davis Smallwood - "The Cool Gent" - Herb was the legendary Chicago dj who broadcast from 1944 until he passed away last year.
