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Does anyone know anything about Silky Hargreaves instrumental of "keep loving me like you do" on MSK Productions/Inc Disco - Tex circa 1975. It's been in my box for years but never sounded like the above, just played flip "you're too good to me baby" and lo & behold the labels have been stuck on back to front!!

Any info on the above would be appreciated.

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Paul :wicked:

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Does anyone know anything about Silky Hargreaves instrumental of "keep loving me like you do" on MSK Productions/Inc Disco - Tex circa 1975. It's been in my box for years but never sounded like the above, just played flip "you're too good to me baby" and lo & behold the labels have been stuck on back to front!!

Any info on the above would be appreciated.

Regards

Paul :wicked:

These previously unreleased instrumental cuts are kosher...MSK productions are related to Dearborn in some way.

My MSK 45 even came in a Dearborn sleeve!!!

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These previously unreleased instrumental cuts are kosher...MSK productions are related to Dearborn in some way.

My MSK 45 even came in a Dearborn sleeve!!!

MSK stands for Martin, Schneider and Kajeski, who owned M-S records, Detroit.

Chester J Kajeski owned the music publisher Chetkay, that published the Silky Hargraves tracks

(DBA CHETKAY Music Pub, 15401 Tirman, DEARBORN, MI)

Kool Kat records were a division of MSK productions, Detroit

Martin & Schneider also owned Marquee records, distributed by MSK productions.

Marquee & Dearborn were run out of the same building in Dearborn

M-S, Dearborn, Kool Kat & Marquee all have songs on them licensed from Chetkay

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MSK stands for Martin, Schneider and Kajeski, who owned M-S records, Detroit.

Chester J Kajeski owned the music publisher Chetkay, that published the Silky Hargraves tracks

(DBA CHETKAY Music Pub, 15401 Tirman, DEARBORN, MI)

Kool Kat records were a division of MSK productions, Detroit

Martin & Schneider also owned Marquee records, distributed by MSK productions.

Marquee & Dearborn were run out of the same building in Dearborn

M-S, Dearborn, Kool Kat & Marquee all have songs on them licensed from Chetkay

What can I say...I knew it! That's a great piece of info Simon! Thanks.

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Actually after another listen, it's a monster! :thumbsup:

Btw I'll be updating my swaps thread later.. :wicked:

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i think this is going to be massive, i love it, the dog does'nt bark at it (& has'nt chewed it). when this starts going for single figures after i play it out in my front room, you'll be eating your words! Maybe i should have covered it under "Hilky Sargreaves" :ohmy:

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i think this is going to be massive, i love it, the dog does'nt bark at it (& has'nt chewed it). when this starts going for single figures after i play it out in my front room, you'll be eating your words! Maybe i should have covered it under "Hilky Sargreaves" :wicked:

Trying to remember how much Mick stealthed from me for this. :thumbsup:

Whatever it was, I'd take half that for it now. :ohmy::D

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Actually after another listen, it's a monster! :thumbsup:

Btw I'll be updating my swaps thread later.. :D

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It obviously isn't a patch on the smooth lovliness of the much better known version - but that said, if I'd have never heard the vocal version, I reckon I'd like the instrumental version even more (and I quite like it now actually) :lol:

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It obviously isn't a patch on the smooth lovliness of the much better known version - but that said, if I'd have never heard the vocal version, I reckon I'd like the instrumental version even more (and I quite like it now actually) :thumbsup:

Keep talking ... may actually pop this in swaps yet .. anything by Jackie Wilson I don't have ..

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Theres also a Buddy Lamp 70's track on this I think, has anyone heard that, any more details of the label and any other releases?

Hi Jock, For what it's worth....I have a Winnie Lampkin, 'Lucky Lady'/ 'Eyes of Love' on MSK 800, from 1980, Chetkay Pub'....solid Detroit credits too...Andre Williams, Johnny Griffin, Joe Hunter......nothing special though, not the last time I listened anyway.....

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