Northern Soul Connections #34 - Ken b's Latest Issue

We have just reached #34 in @Kenb's long running informative 'Northern Connections' series. Read and digest below

Northern Connections # 34
Lew Hanson, Mary Mundy & Soul Syndicate/Seven Sense

Insurance City Records said it would give 10% of its profits to The Newington Children's Hospital & Bellevue Square Boys Club, from (this} its first original production release. The record was cut at Creative Sound and released in early 1972.
Two musicians and three businessmen started Insurance City Records and Big Street Music Publishing. Prexy of the two firms was Lew Hanson, a native of Jamaica, but had lived in Hartford since about 1957. Mary has a Batchelor's degree in Business Administration. She had won an amateur night prize at the Apollo Theater in 1962 and a 1968 Hartford Chamber of Commerce talent contest sponsored by Hartford Insurance Group. Billed as 'the largest amateur talent show, ever held in Hartford' and run at the Bushnell, it featured the 7 piece Soul Syndicate opening the show, who later in 1972 went on to back Mary Mundy on 'Electric Ghetto'/ Open Up Your Heart'.
 

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