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The yellow issue was definitely 2002 Robb.

I'm not so sure these are even related? The group on Benn-X were said to be a studio band who cut one side. These are 10 years previous too. Think the comment on 45cat is simply an assumption purely because of the name.

1970s? It’s an early 2000 press.

I'm sure the Kent CD notes says they weren't an actual group but a studio group/musicians who simply laid down a cut? I'll dig the CD out tomorrow see what it says.

Dave Brown of Philly Archives was the one who released them, licensed directly from Frank Bendinelli.

There are two acetates, Butch and Tim Brown have them. Both different takes, the different takes are on each of the CD that Kent and Goldmine issues. Can't remember which take os on the Benn-X release. Its not the same group as far as I am aware, rather a studio band.

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As above originals have the ZTSC number stamped in the runout. The boot has a monarch delta number if memory serves

The El Corals release, pressed by Recordings Incorporated and someone said on 45cat that according to RI list it is a 1969 release/press, it also uses the patented image above.

It's been a good year for the specialist reissue labels be it new music or new old music. Kent are still setting the standards others follow. The revival of Hit & Run and Shotgun, along with One World Records are much welcomed releasing some superb sides. New labels such as witch's Soul Direction kicked off with promising releases selling out very quickly as did Colin Law and John Buckley's North Broad Street Records. Cannonball are still doing the business, Diggin' Deep go form strength to strength and Dave Welding's Soul Junction is still one of the leading lights with an excellent release coming up in early 2021 (you can hear it on my latest mix I put up yesterday). Super Disco Edits just brIlliant. Izipho Soul, have put out some outstanding modern and earlier soul music and Cordial also putting out some quality music. This is just a brief snap shot of the labels, there are many more doing great things for soul music. There is still some outstanding music being released, I don't by any means collect it all, not by a long shot, it takes a lot of keeping up with but there are several decent radio shows out there to help try and keep you up to date, two of the best for me are Mick O'Donnells Soul Discovery and Mark Merry's Soul Sermon. Roger Williams, Mark Randle and many others doing there best to keep us all informed as well. There is a stack of good music out there with much more to come in 2021.

https://lightintheattic.net/releases/7235-the-legendary-beyons The Legendary Beyon's, seems to have sold out most places, Glyn Thornhill did have copies?

full screen shot for you.... It looks like an entry for a patent though not necessarily the set up of the company? Page 877 https://www.google.co.uk/books/edition/Official_Gazette_of_the_United_States_Pa/JxXlo2QOkQoC?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=thomas+earl+rouse+washington+dc&pg=PA877-IA101&printsec=frontcover

What is the entry for? It doesn't specify?

I think it's one of the batch of about 8 releases that came through Anglo American. I remember my mate have the remnants of them and I sorted them all into packs. If it is one of those the stickers were put on after if memory serves?

A catch up of a pile of recent releases I haven't had the chance to go through yet, well not all of them. Thought I'd share with you all. Releases from. Soul Junction with a previously unissued Jesse James (other side Soul Junction Lp only), One World Records, North Broad Street Records, MD Records, Hayley Records, Izipho Soul, Super Disco Edits, Epsilon, Hit & Run, Epsilon Records, Diggin' Deep & The Albina Music Trust. Thanks for taking the time to listen to my mixes and all the very best to you and yours in 2021, hopefully we can get back into venues and hear the music as it should be heard. 1. The Beyon’s – Love Notes – Albina Music Trust 2. Rex Hush – Pull Over – Izipho 3. Ike Perry & The Lyrics – God Must Have Sent You To Me – North Broad Street 4. Rose Marie McCoy & Helen Miller – Teardrops & Heartaches – North Broad Street 5. Onyx – Help Me – Super Disco Edits 6. Jesse James – (The Girl In) Clinton Park – Soul Junction 7. Alpaca Phase III – Someone To Run To – Diggin’ Deep 8. The Beyon’s – Dreaming You in My Mind – Albina Music Trust 9. Paris Ford – Boogie On Down – Epsilon 10. Michele David & The Gospel Sessions – Yes I Am – One World Records 11. Don Bryant - Cloudy Days – Hit & Run 12. Frederick Knight – It Ain’t No Fun – Diggin’ Deep 13. Don Bryant - Just A Touch Of Your Hand – Hit & Run 14. Bruce Cloud – Where Did We Go Wrong – North Broad Street 15. Patty & The Emblems – Love Will Come – MD Records 16. Gwen Owens – You Better Wake Up – Hayley 17. Johnnie Mae Matthews – I Have No Choice – Hit & Run 18. Rose Battiste – It’s Not What You Say (But How You Say It) – Hayley 19. Popcorn Wylie & The United Sound Singers – Going To A Happenin’ – Hayley 20. Marvin Smith – Heartache Comin’ On – Hit & Run 21. Jesse James – Just As Long As Were In Love – Soul Junction 22. Brenda Boykin – Hard Swing Travellin’ Man – One World Records

Contender for the second best CD... https://acerecords.co.uk/soul-voices-60s-big-ballads

Best Cd for me was Kent and Ady Croasdell's labour of love "Kenny Carter - Showdown" https://acerecords.co.uk/showdown-the-complete-1966-rca-recordings

you only get 5 tags as a standard member, you have to tag northern soul for one, soul and R&B possibly, funk the other main one.

Some of the figures must be kept deliberately low. Mixcloud attempting to mislead people into going pro or whatever it is called.

I remember the EP but never any biography.

One of the questions I asked myself? They could well have bought blanks in. I was far from convinced they were genuine studio discs

I wasn't convinced and I wouldn't have got involved tbh

Scott with the Supremes and at WKNR in 1965. You can also hear him here... https://traxandgrooves.blogspot.com/2017/11/scott-regen.html

Two different pressing plants I would guess, H is RCA's Hollywood plant.

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