Chalky

I think the vocal is great

It has male backing whereas the two 45s have none

all good here mate, likewise I trust

A mix I did of Lamont tracks and his writing recorded by others when he dies two years ago https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/karlwhite/episodes/2024-08-12T12_37_56-07_00

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Don't really remember Butch getting behind Joseph Webster tbh, was around in the 80s and hammered in the 00's by others

It went to JV from JA, back to JA then to Butch The Ann Heywood is a different Artist on a west coast label, the other side he plays more which is far better.

the acetates turned up later, '89 so quite possibly/probably

Dave withers the first with that covered up as Lorraine Chandler. It was amongst the first batch of unissued Motown to turn up on the tapes from @Robbk given to Rod Shard.

As good and far cheaper than The United Sounds

The piano intro is very similar to Sweetest Feeling

GC at Yarmouth

As mentioned by @The Yank and a great video by Rob of one of the anthems of the 80s Soul scene

This is great, Paul's isolated vocal and just the bass

This is fabulous

Excellent video telling his story

Father and son

Not my favourite by him but it shows the soul of the man

might be far cheaper but hardly a true reflection of a value today, 11 years ago the most recent amongst those

just scroll down and look at item specifics, all the information is there. There is also a clue when it says brand new vinyl.

all the info is there, either the Be With copy or CDs. Not sure where you get the booted a few times from because it hasn't.