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My favourites in order of release...

Trouble's A Comin'

Have You Seen Her

Yes I'm Ready (If I Don't Get To Go)

Oh Girl

A Lonely Man

The Coldest Days Of My Life

Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler)

You Got To Be The One

It's Time For Love

Eugene Record was a genius during that period.

Paul

love " try my side of love " heres original 10" acetate & release sheet i acquired

Edited August 19, 201212 yr by sepia

"Never Had It So Good and felt So Bad"

Edited August 19, 201212 yr by phillybuster

MU 1138 A

MU 1146 A

MU 1156 A

MU 1162 A

BR 25 A

Edited August 19, 201212 yr by Paul

Here's a studio demo for the 1970 O'Retta release:

Living In The Footsteps Of Another Man......does it for me. Love the other versions....Maryann Farrar tips it as second best.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4kRZV9xD10

deep album only cut

my favourite among many of their tracks including 'Yes I'm Ready' the b-side of Have You Seen Her...is the beautiful 'Coldest Days of My Life' best heard as an full-length album track but equally good on this Italian Brunswick 45..

its also my favourite EVER song as sung by Walter Jackson, which has taken me a lot of years to find but recently managed to track down in the States..as well as all this, the swirling strings of the Chi-lites version have been sampled and looped recently by Quiet Village( an Electronic outfit) and renamed Victoria's Secret.

also just dug this out, which looks quite nice on a Brazilian release

my favourite among many of their tracks including 'Yes I'm Ready' the b-side of Have You Seen Her

you know what this song is about right? it's a (mostly) pro-busing song. one of the only other songs i can think of on the subject is the Greer Bros "we don't dig no busing". i saw the good times episode about this the other day, it was funny because they were talking about being bused to the north side but cabrini green (where the show is supposedly set) is on the north side.

didnt realise that was what its about..thanks for that..