Great Northern 45 I just picked up from L.A by 'The Six Soul Survivors' - 'It's Over My Head / Gotta Find A Way' ....2 blistering (Blue Eyed?) tunes with It's Over My Head just shading it, great dancer!

£100 in Tim Brown's not mentioned in Manship's.

Production credits a G.Soule, is this George Soule who's name i've seen pop up on soul tunes before?

Anybody know anything about this group or the record?

Edited June 8, 200718 yr by Soul-Slider

Anybody know anything about this group or the record?

Yes it is George "Get Involved" Soule... the the man behind many great tunes for such artists as Archie Bell, Bobby Bland, Judy Clay, Arthur Connely, Etta James, Dorothy Moore, The Patterson Singers, Dan Penn, Esther Phillips, Wilson Pickett, Lloyd Price, James and Bobby Purify, Percy Sledge, Mavis Staples, Candi Staton, Johnnie Taylor, Ruben Howell, The Temptations, Joe Tex, Dee Dee Warwick, Pep Brown, Bobby Womack....

.....and (along with Terry Woodford) Paul Thompsons "Special Kind Of Woman" / "What I Don't Know"

Soule is up there with Dan penn, Donnie Fritts, Eddie Hinton etc Blue Eyed Soul Genius (IMO).

See the credits George Soule on a 45... just buy it!

To confirm, the group was Blue Eyed, headed up by Paul Davis, the writer of your 45 (and himself, later a Malaco writer, pairing up with George Soule).

Sean

Thanks for that Sean! It's a great Northern dancer, I bought it blind cos' it sounded good.....and it is!

I had heard of Paul Davis before (think he was solo on a couple of Bang releases?).

I was fascinated to read these positings as the Six Soul Survivors are featured prominently on a website I run about the music of Paul Davis - best known for his pop and country recordings but also a great soul writer, notably in his work at Malaco and with George Soule in the late sixties.

Details of the Six Soul Survivors recording are here:

Paul Davis Singles

And some memories from a former member of the Six Soul Survivors are here:

Paul Davis Memories

I've been searching for this record for years, with no luck - it simply never turns up.