Question for you- I was thinking of getting the Philly Int'l set.
When I clicked on the link , I went to a shipping info page which listed all European countries
and it said- not available in other countries.
Then I clicked on the shipping info button and it went to another page that said shipping is
avaliable in the U.S..
I'm confused .........
Here's a few more for the list-
"Baby Reconsider" by Leon Haywood borrows a lot from "Just A Little Misunderstanding" by the Contours.
"One In A Million" by Maxine Brown sounds like a slowed down "Uptight" by Stevie Wonder.
"Choppin' Around" by Jimmy Wisner is almost the same song as "Hungry For Love" by the San Remo Strings.
The next two aren't really Northern ...
"Are You Lonely For Me Baby" by Freddie Scott was obviously influenced by "Searchin' For My Love" by Bobby Moore.
"Build Me Up Buttercup" by the Foundations is extremely close to "I'll Turn To Stone" by the Four Tops.
A demo copy of this just turned up on Manship's web site. It has all the information you might need on
how to tell the difference between the original copy and the bootleg.
The Swingin' Tigers was really Bean Bowles and his band so the first white artist
would be Debbie Dean with "Don't Let Him Shop Around " on Motown #1007.
If you look at one of the footnotes at the end of the article, it's says Jerry Ross used Nick Ashford, Valerie Simpson and Melba Moore
as a backup group - that's probably who you're hearing .
I was listening to the radio awhile ago and heard an advertisement for Marshall Thompson's book "Last
Man Standing" - this was the first I heard of it.
Just wondered if anyone has had a chance to read it and what they thought of the book.