HI ALL...... I Picked up a really nice version of Barbara Lynn's "you'll lose a good thing" at the STABLES, sorry can't do a sound clip but I don't know any male versions!

INFO I CAN GIVE IS:-   IT'S A BLANK LABEL, (NO CLUES THERE) of a Male harmony group, song has the same tempo as Barbara Lynn's

with a different arrangement, almost Latin soul, or WEST COAST maybe LA . there is a clever guitar break just past half way which makes the record 20 seconds longer than Barbara Lynn's   MATRIX hand written F1972-A  followed by a  what looks like Pele of Pete in a circle,

not much to go on, but as I say how many male group versions do you know???

ANY INFO    DAVE K

it's probably kenny smith and the loveliters on flo-roe:

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yuq5BY38vWs

 

there's no group on it though so if your record has a group on it then it might be something else. i think there might be a san antonio cover of the song, but in terms of likeliness, it's probably the kenny smith and the loveliters

 Hi All.... The Kenny Smith 45 is great, but not the record that I have, I was hoping for to much without a sound clip, that the record was known, I will try to get the clip up to help, may take some time as I still don't have a clue how to do it? I need a Janet & John instruction sheet on this  DAVE K 

There's a version by Jack Russell, but there's no group harmonies on that if I remember correctly.

Boy George did a decent version too

 

But is it the Art LeBoes?

 

or Freddy Fender.... Harmonies on this