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xxxxx@aol.com wrote:

> Was wondering if you could answer a question for me. Someone told me that

> is anyone could, it would be SoulSource.

> Where can i find any info on a girl group called Taylor Tones ?

> And where can i find the 45 of the song Too Young To Love ?

> If its rare item, do you think it would cost much because i dont think it

> was a big hit, but not sure. Well, i guess that was more than 1

> question... Thanks for your help and have a great day.

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xxxxx@aol.com wrote:

> Was wondering if you could answer a question for me. Someone told me that

> is anyone could, it would be SoulSource.

> Where can i find any info on a girl group called Taylor Tones ?

> And where can i find the 45 of the song Too Young To Love ?

> If its rare item, do you think it would cost much because i dont think it

> was a big hit, but not sure. Well, i guess that was more than 1

> question... Thanks for your help and have a great day.

I post it on forum for you

Dave rimmers site has the make up of the group on this page

https://www.soulfulkindamusic.net/staylor.htm

The Taylor Tones were Sherry Taylor with her younger sister on her co-owned label CT Records. A great early detroit piece with sligtly ska-ish melody. I am sure that "Too Young" predates the Gloreco 45. Both seem to be the only recordings by her. I do have a spare in VG+ (us grading) which this man with obvious taste can have at 75 UKP. Just let him have my email hipcitysoulclub@gmx.net please.

Marc

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https://www.soulfulkindamusic.net/staylor.htm

Sorry of course I forgot to add the Starmaker and Motown (of which I also da have a spares by the way) 45s in my posting. But still I bellieve the CT 45 predates the Gloreco one.

Marc

I've read several times (and from some sources from that time-including Ron Murphy)-that The Taylor Tones were Sherri Taylor and her mother.  I DO agree that the C & T record was her first  (about 1959 (before Motown).  The label format and style is similar to those used for Robert West's labels in 1958-59 (and was never used again).  The sound is older, as well.  Furthermore, i think I got my own copy before 1962.

Edited June 11, 201312 yr by RobbK