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I too have had ' a thing' about the Duke and Leonard 45 Steve. Got my copy in 1989 for 40 notes BTW. Proper Northern as it used to be eh? Regards Jim
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I've got the Big Al & The Evolution, in fact I think I used to play it in the 80s, I just dug it out of the garage and wondered what it was worth and can't find any reference to it on the net or M
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Not me guv. I'm keeping it, it's really nice. Have you heard it?
Hi All
Can anyone provide information on the New York record label Stomp Town records, I have been looking for info and came up with very little!
An Email from the R&B foundation USA came back saying:-
Unfortunately, the Rhythm & Blues Foundation does not have any information on the Stomp Town Music Record Company. Indiana University in Bloomington, Illinois has an extensive department/library dedicated to African American Music. Although I'm not certain if they have the information you desire, I strongly suggest you contact them. At the least, they should be able to point you in the right direction.
Email from the IU Bloomington came back with:
All we've heard of is a late '50s NY label called Stomper Time which had the group Willie Mitchell & The Four Kings [at least two very rare 45s]. This label May [or may not] have become Stomp Town in the '60s
Regards, Manny at DMG
The two records I know are
you've lost your soul" st101A "just do the best you can" st101b,
by Duke & Leonard, Penned by McKenzie - Smith, arranged by Casey -
Jones, produced by Doo Dat Productions
"hate's growing stronger" By Big & the Evolution sad to say no
more info on this track.
Steve J