Roburt

No, not certain. Mind you, I think his cuts were 'Chuck Jackson-ish sounding' coz Chuck's stuff was selling so well back then. Chuck J had enjoyed 3 big R&B + Pop Chart hits in 61 and "Any Day Now" was shooting up the charts when this Chuck's 1st Ember 45 was being made ready for release.

If you were 'YOUNG AT HEART' no doubt you would have attended this show .............

A Rojac mag ad .........

Seems Mike has been away in France for a while. He's back now & sorting out the next edition ready for the printers.

He had 5 x 45's out on US Ember between 1962 & 1964 ............ PLUS ... according to that piece out of Billboard, he had previously had 45's out on Imperial !! His Ember releases ........... Ember 1087 (1962) Love I’m Not Gonna Be Your Fool Anymore Ember 1091 (1963) Palm Of Your Hand Ember 1095 (1963) If I Promise Ember 1102 (1964) It's A Lie Ember 1110 (1964) Heartless Tears His initial Ember 45 got radio plays on stations such as WJLB in Detroit where it just made it onto the charts.

Some records containing the special tracks cut for some old ads have been put out down the years. Here's a 45 EP that contains some Coke ad tracks. I (of course) bought it for the D,D,D,B,M & T track !!!!

Another 1961 ad, this time placed by Duke Records ................

1961 Atlantic Record's ad .................

Soul music tracks seem to have been the hip tool to use to help sell products via radio / TV ads for a good while now. But, in the US, they were using soul singers / soul cuts on radio / TV ads as far back as the 60's. The likes of Chuck Jackson did cigarette ads. Aretha, Motown stars & many more did coke ads .... & so on .... Seems that some companies ran competitions to select who would sing on their ads ........... ..... one such company, back in 1969, was Schaefer Beer. There 'Talent Hunt' competition was won by some acts who all got to add their vocals to adverts used to sell their beer. Three of those acts were the Devonnes, Ray P(ollard) and Ann Duquesnay. Here's the newspaper announcement as to who had won their 'talent hunt' (with the acts 45's added in) .......... Anyone know of other such contests back in the 60's. I (already) know of the famous 80's 'talent hunt' 45's ...

A poster for a nightclub / disco now .............

On to the early 60's now ............

Back to the 50's again .......... .. & who's that lurking in the group (Ray P methinks) ....

Come see Gloria Lynn ............

A poster (from Baltimore's Globe Posters) to get you to order your own show poster ........ $5.50 for 100 full colour posters ........ I'll have a bit of that deal !!!! .........

Another Otis Redding Show ..........

Some gigs in 1971 in Baltimore ...... .. 4 live shows in 4 nights at the Scene Nightclub .... one of the guys on was Cap City's Marion Black ...

And sitting down to watch a show in London on a Sunday .........

Dancing at the Ipswich swimming baths ..........

Were you in with the in crowd back then ...........

Yet another for a Jackie Wilson 45 ..........

Bet you didn't have to hand across a 3 Dollar Bill for any of these 45's .............

Another 1950's record ad .............

An earlier ad for one of Jackie's releases ...........

Shouting about a Jackie Wilson 45 ..............

Think he was a white guy who cut in New York. Here's a little mention for him from 1963 ...........