Two more unverified listings #s 141 and 142, both gospel

Got me stumped -but would not be surprised if there did exsist BOLADIAN was first and foremost a Gospel person hence the hits he had on the label with the Clarke Sisters etc,I understand he still does re-issues of his back catalogue also? The push on the gospel stuff was definetly influenced by Martha Jean Steinberg -[the queen]who as youll know had a strong influence via CKLW across the river in Ohio.

BAZ A

Got me stumped -but would not be surprised if there did exsist BOLADIAN was first and foremost a Gospel person hence the hits he had on the label with the Clarke Sisters etc,I understand he still does re-issues of his back catalogue also? The push on the gospel stuff was definetly influenced by Martha Jean Steinberg -[the queen]who as youll know had a strong influence via CKLW across the river in Ohio.

BAZ A

CKLW was in Windsor, Ontario across the river from Detroit. All of northen Ohio could hear it across Lake Erie. Listened to it often from 1969-72

BTW this is of course NOT the Bill Moss from Columbus, OH of Capsoul (and Bell) records fame.

Got me stumped -but would not be surprised if there did exsist BOLADIAN was first and foremost a Gospel person hence the hits he had on the label with the Clarke Sisters etc,I understand he still does re-issues of his back catalogue also? The push on the gospel stuff was definetly influenced by Martha Jean Steinberg -[the queen]who as youll know had a strong influence via WJLB in Detroit [point amended].

BAZ A

REALLY GOT ME THINKING NOW AS HE ALSO LAUNCHED THE SOUNDS OF GOSPEL IMPRINT BUT CANT FIND ANY REFERNCE TO BILL MOSS?

Edited December 8, 200915 yr by baz atkinson

YEP POINT NOTED GEORGE SEEMS TO BE SOME CONFUSION AS TO WHETHER OR NOT SHE WORKED AT CKLW -IVE AMENDED LOL!!! WOULD BE GOOD IF ANYONE CAN CONFIRM?

CKLW was in Windsor, Ontario across the river from Detroit. All of northen Ohio could hear it across Lake Erie. Listened to it often from 1969-72

BTW this is of course NOT the Bill Moss from Columbus, OH of Capsoul (and Bell) records fame.

I think it was detroits WJLB she worked at -from 66-82!!!

BAZ A

Got me stumped -but would not be surprised if there did exsist BOLADIAN was first and foremost a Gospel person hence the hits he had on the label with the Clarke Sisters etc,I understand he still does re-issues of his back catalogue also? The push on the gospel stuff was definetly influenced by Martha Jean Steinberg -[the queen]who as youll know had a strong influence via CKLW across the river in Ohio.

BAZ A

the lp exists, the question is whether the 45s exist though.

Never seen either on 45 Ady

Thanks people. We have a REPORT OF ONE not verified yet; watch this space!

Carl, thanks for the info I'll check with Tom later, I checked on the other unreleased Westbounds with him.

Ady

PS couldn't work out how to reply to your SS message

OK its official they do exist. They are in a collection darn sarf as Carl had intimated.

Thanks y'all

get the scans up Ady for the anoraks among us -if you get the time mate!!! Always had the suspicion there were put out!!

BAZ A

Hmmm, only one I seem to have is a gray promo copy of 184...not one you're looking for. Thought I might have another, but it ain't turning up....

I was ready to write them off but my a friend remembered having one or both probably twenty years ago. not sure if he has a scanner or a camera though.

get the scans up Ady for the anoraks among us -if you get the time mate!!! Always had the suspicion there were put out!!

BAZ A

That'll be tough Baz, the owner is 100% true but about 10% technological!

OK, so the story is: the Bill Moss gospel 45s are 040, 041 and 044, it's a separate series which in a discography had the 1 added erroneously at some stage. 040 came out in 73 and 044 in 74. So the first Westbound release was Emmanuel Laskey 'More Love' in 1969.

OK, so the story is: the Bill Moss gospel 45s are 040, 041 and 044, it's a separate series which in a discography had the 1 added erroneously at some stage. 040 came out in 73 and 044 in 74. So the first Westbound release was Emmanuel Laskey 'More Love' in 1969.

that makes sense since the LP was clearly later