I have a three track white label 45, it looks like a UK pressing because of the rim around the label, but has no centre or any sign of where a centre has been pushed out. One side plays Little Milton's Grits ain't Groceries, and an unknown female vocal soul track. It's the other side that's really interesting; it's a great track, kind of uptempo psychedelic soul with female vocals. She sings "You should have showed me some sympathy" in the chorus. A friend suggested the record might have been a radio station promo disc and the singer might be Irma Franklin but I'm not sure.
Anyone any idea what it is? (sorry there's not much to go on)
I have a three track white label 45, it looks like a UK pressing because of the rim around the label, but has no centre or any sign of where a centre has been pushed out. One side plays Little Milton's Grits ain't Groceries, and an unknown female vocal soul track. It's the other side that's really interesting; it's a great track, kind of uptempo psychedelic soul with female vocals. She sings "You should have showed me some sympathy" in the chorus. A friend suggested the record might have been a radio station promo disc and the singer might be Irma Franklin but I'm not sure.
Anyone any idea what it is? (sorry there's not much to go on)