hi,

here is a soundclip from a 45 (both sides ) that has a blank label, it's a Chicago soul record, with female vocals, sounds like early 70's,

run grooves is stamped with 105-A DRC-45,

CHECK SOUNDCLIP

Could anyone help?

thanks in advance

Edited January 14, 201015 yr by soulalligator

hi,

here is a soundclip from a 45 (both sides ) that has a blank label, it's a Chicago soul record, with female vocals, sounds like early 70's,

run grooves is stamped with 105-A DRC-45,

CLICK FOR SOUNDCLIP

Could anyone help?

thanks in advance

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Your link does not work ?

what label is that on Ken

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works here Ken

sounds similar to "mama, I dont think I know"

not much help

works here Ken

sounds similar to "mama, I dont think I know"

not much help

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hi,

here is a soundclip from a 45 (both sides ) that has a blank label, it's a Chicago soul record, with female vocals, sounds like early 70's,

run grooves is stamped with 105-A DRC-45,

CHECK SOUNDCLIP

Could anyone help?

thanks in advance

I JUST UPDATED THE SOUND

THANKS!

I JUST UPDATED THE SOUND

THANKS!

Still no good,to me

2nd side has the same backing as that god awful Dottie and Millie on Topper

2nd side has the same backing as that god awful Dottie and Millie on Topper

yep true ted...........ive never heard it before..........dont do it for me, sorry........ezzie

2nd side has the same backing as that god awful Dottie and Millie on Topper

Does sound like a Detroit thing rather than Chicago & yes it does have that Topper feel. Vocal sounds familiar but can't place it.....

M

Ha, the guitar and piano and even the sax when he takes a solo seem to be playing "Shotgun"! You sure this was released? Sounds like an outtake. An acetate, maybe?

Edited January 14, 201015 yr by weingarden

Here is a picture of the label, it has a trace of AC REED -BOOGALOO TRAMP label print on both sides, it might be from the same record plan, that's why i assumed it was from CHICAGO, i had 2 copies together and both have the same thing printed on the label, both sides have the Nike label, again run groove says 105-A DRC-45.

thanks for your previous replies.

quite like that one.....voice sounds familiar too

definately sounds like a topper 45 from 1966 could well be monique on maurci doing the vocal

dave

interesting one. flip side certainly sam backing as dottie & millie on topper. a side backing reminds me of tobi lark - talkin' about love on topper.

I agree with grant, voice sounds familiar. I'd say it's rather tobi lark than monique if it's one of them. i take it it's a proper press, i.e. no acetate?

Edited January 15, 201015 yr by Benji

I would say Monique, funny how clear the music is compared to the Maurci release but the second side has all that singing in the background like Kent's Little - Ann Sweep It Out release has.