Thought you might like a decent recording of this, as the one in sounds is only partial, and a bit poor

Re-opened & edited by site

Edited February 18, 200619 yr by Trevski

Thanks to the MOD's for fixing the bloomin' thing!

some info from Ron Brady:

"TuRONta Records was a partnership venture with myself and a business

associate also named Ron as principal partners. So I decided to incorporate

both of our names in the label. I sketched an outline for the label design and

gave it to an artist who took it from there. The TuRONta "logo" was my con-

ception.

Young Girl was written for my niece who was a promising young singer. But

at age 14 she was just too young to deal with a recording session in a 24

track studio. So I put a classified ad in the paper for a teen age female singer.

We held auditions and Demetrice won. She is an African American and she

was 17 when she did the session. I am going to have to re-establish contact

with her to she what she did after Young Girl."

Blimey, you should haveleft it with Customs

Blimey, you should haveleft it with Customs

Of course, it was made in 1973!

Of course, it was made in 1973!

It sounds way off centre!

Its meant to be like that! know what you mean, but I like it!

Surely someone is taking the piss with this, 2 female pub singers in one day

i know i dont get out much so i,m not sure what the hip young things of todays soul scene are in to, but lets just say "ive heard better", and is it worth much ?

its superb.

one of the first records i got into at the wilton when i first went a few years back

Shane

Good man Shane! Will spin it for you at Soulsville, Friday!

Some records are rare because of Politics (Shrine)

Some records are rare because of poor promotion (Delites on Cuppy)

Some records are rare because of Artistic decisions (Do I Love You)

Some records are rare because they are, in common parlance, a bag-o-shite.

This record slots firmly into the latter section.

Out of tune, off key dirge with trite lyrics.

0 out of 10.

Must try harder.

WOOF!

Some records are rare because of Politics (Shrine)

Some records are rare because of poor promotion (Delites on Cuppy)

Some records are rare because of Artistic decisions (Do I Love You)

Some records are rare because they are, in common parlance, a bag-o-shite.

This record slots firmly into the latter section.

Out of tune, off key dirge with trite lyrics.

0 out of 10.

Must try harder.

WOOF! ¢Å¾¢

You could put Patrinala Staton with that