Chalky

I never had the Empires down as a white group? Anyone have any details?

Bits & Pieces was around £125, not sure of late mind

Seen Carstairs demo for 150...issue fetches 75/80, popsike one cheap IMO but then again many have deserted eBay.

Came across this a couple of years ago via one of the band members. Shelly is Shelly Garrett's label.

I don't know, I presume the Childs Brothers are at the back with Walter & Sherman in the middle.

Walter Smith was lead on some of the One-Derful releases, he went onto leave the group and form Walter & The Admerations (La Cindy).

Yep. First release on Paree, then Peaches and then on to One-Derful.

Got this photo from Robert Pruter of the Admirations. I asked him who the member Myles was who it turns out is Sherman Myles. In the photo, Ralph, Bruce and Kenneth Childs, Walter Smith and Sherman Myles and an unknown as of yet, presume it is the guitarist whose name we don't know.

I know this is a 1965 release but was it recorded earlier? His other single for Coral was 1959 I think and I've read he left the business in 1961?

Isn't he Irish?

Yep I posted the photo also of the Symbol group

4th act down....not sure if complete? https://www.bradfordtimeline.co.uk/mindex67f.htm

previous topic which may be of help.... https://www.soul-source.co.uk/forums/topic/192304-uk-staxvolt-revue-march-april-1967/

Previous topic about Chuck with some good info....\

Chuck Corby was definitely white and The Soul Communicators was him on lead. https://www.pghcitypaper.com/pittsburgh/honey-let-him-stay/Content?oid=1338850

The Poets circa 1966 All the sources I can find with names list only 4 members though.... Ronnie Lewis, Melvin Bradford, Paul Fulton and Johnny James.

How about Righteous Brothers "It's Up To You" .

I didn't read the comments just remembered the photo. The Poets on Symbol, none of the members were in main ingredient.

There is a photo on one of the youtube clips of the Poets blew a good thing which shows a white group. The Poets on Red Bird are black and went on to become Main Ingredient.

The paragraph after picture 8

Al Kent said it was him, he didn't have the budget tompay a vocalist. Its in an earlier article and other topics which Rob wrote or replied too.

Cobblestone became Magic Night on Roulette if that helps in anyway

It was played covered up, forget off top my head as what, not sure who played it first? When uncovered I knew it as D. Watson cause if memory serves the picture sleeve came later?

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