Tony Smith

Also came out on Sentry (1st label), gets occasional plays, nice 45

Probably don't know it d'oh!, can't get the hang of this quick edit !!!

First release on this Dayton, Ohio label, the other being The Contenders "Don't Ever Leave Me" which is blue-eyed tosh, as stated before

Hi Mark, I remember a veeery drunk Ivor Jones(surely not!) falling asleep on my shoulder and pinning me to wall for ages.

1968 was when Berry Gordy bought out Ric-Tic/Golden World, and when copyright were transferred to Motown.

Funny how times change, I couldn't giv this record away about 5 years ago, think I finally got £15 for it

'Uptown jerk' is the crap one I seem to remember - is the other one on Uptown any good? "Love Brings Pain" Her best IMO

AOA, err, that's it

Any good for you??

Cookie Jackson "Do You Still Love Me" on Progress

Pete Smith-"the Voice of Sanity"™

sure there's a Mr Dynamite on ebay at the moment, can't remember where tho' it's here... <4825564582>

Soussan used Monarch in the 70's, so this is where is where the confusion arises, you need to be aware of the delta numbering system etc., etc, covered on RSF and here several times, see the recent Tomangoes thread for instance.

Terrible vocals, nice backing, worth about $3.00 in real money

Ah, yes I remember it well

Heres the Brooks Brothers, trying to find Sequins.....

Written by one of the Brooks Brothers, produced by T.J Fowler sure the details are the same as "Looking For A Woman" on Tay

https://cgi.ebay.com<4817485739>

Rob's Sandy Golden deffo came from Ion, I was with him when he bought it.

Peter Guaralnic's (can't be arsed checking the spelling),"Dream Boogie" about Sam Cooke, well written and researched haven't finished it yet but, worth a punt

I think it's terrible folk selling on a free single, I've got all of 'em and spares and wouldn't be tempted to part with any of them

Me too, also got Little Charles "Got My Own Thing Going"(also on Drum, pop pickers) for £3.00 with it, no help for Gasher tho'

Also worthy of note is the B-side "I Hate To Be The One To Say" written by Shrine stalwarts Carl Kidd and Keni Lewis.

I'm pretty sure Keb had it at then, don't remember him playing it though, got one off Pete Lawson for £15 87/88?? Hope that is of some use Gary.

I'd forgotten all about that