on the destiny lp - but where did it originate from...was it an unreleased thing ??

album says rob smith played it

Possibly just a session singer singing over the instrumental, definitely not a genuine USA release.

Possibly just a session singer singing over the instrumental, definitely not a genuine USA release.

Cassietta G as done stuff on audio arts so why not. ?

I'm sure someone will let us know the origin of the record.

She co-wrote it so I'd have said a very good chance and as Ken says did loads of stuff on Audio Arts and sister label Audio Gospel

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I believe that there's now an operation whereby you can have those decorative ears removed and a replaced with a real, fully functioning set

Here's a link from 2009.

The Destiny ' Cassietta George ' is white and sounds like she hails from downtown Bolton, as i said earlier a session singer singing over the instrumental.

I believe that there's now an operation whereby you can have those decorative ears removed and a replaced with a real, fully functioning set

Here's a link from 2009.

thanks for the link Godz - having now listened to it, it aint Cassietta...but as she wrote it it would be nice to think of a demo out there soemwhere :-)

Could there be a connection with Carolyn Willis - "That beatin rhythm" on Soundville.They were out of Nottingham ?

thanks for the link Godz - having now listened to it, it aint Cassietta...but as she wrote it it would be nice to think of a demo out there soemwhere :-)

Yeah - now that would cause a stir.

Kev H's theory is more likely though - or even 'Suzy Parker' from the infamous Bok to Bach vocal. What a horrible thought...

Label owner Madelon Baker told me that a Simon Soussain borrowed some of her master tapes and forgot to return them, there's a very slight chance he may have used his considerable artistic skills to fashion a female vocal for the Northern Soul public back in the day.

Ady