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>>> Gene Chandler <<<

Reading your description the "Nashville Matrix" is the key to the confusion. Just been looking for my Bootleg Guide, from memory it's as quoted below I think, but no mention of the "Nashville Matrix" Therefore, I suspect that would be the difference between Original & Boot for that press. Does the childlike writing copy no longer feature ?

This one has the Rough childlike writing as quoted above. & is the one that I have down as original. (The earlier Bootleg Guides had more descriptive Text than scans) As I mentioned earlier new Information may now have surfaced regarding this. I am not aware of it, if there has & I haven't a copy of the 5th Edition.

This one has "JC 67-C-506-A RE 5" scratched in the Deadwax & I have this down as a BOOT

I haven't a copy of th 5th edition, I still believe that the Information that I have given (Posted February 2008) is Indeed correct. This came out on Yellow & also Burgundy label, I do have an earlier copy of the Bootleg Guide which lists this as one of the Original Vinyl (Rough to the touch deadwax info) If any recent Information has come to light regarding this vinyl copy then I am not aware of that.

I haven't a copy of th 5th edition, I still believe that the Information that I have given (Posted February 2008) is Indeed correct. This came out on Yellow & also Burgundy label, I do have an earlier copy of the Bootleg Guide which lists this as one of the Original Vinyl (Rough to the touch deadwax info) If any recent Information has come to light regarding this vinyl copy then I am not aware of that.

I haven't seen a Stock Copy, only ever seen DEMO's as you mention. From my experience, Stock Copy of The Corvairs harder to find. Nice one.

No Problem Mate

The Fantastics - High Note - SS7

Ella Washington - Trying To Make You Love Me - Sound Stage 7

The Valentines - Breakaway - Sound Stage 7 (Soundclip from Refosoul Archive)

The Fabulettes - Screamin And Shoutin - Sound Stage 7 (Soundclip from Refosoul Archive)

I must admit, the first copy that I heard was the Major Lance Version. I like the others but his is the Version that I always think of first.

The Corvairs - Ain't No Soul In These Old Shoes - Columbia (Soundclip from Refosoul Archive)

Ray Paige - Ain't No Soul Left In These Old Shoes - RCA Victor

Ronnie Milsap - Ain't No Soul Left In These Ole Shoes - Scepter (Soundclip from Refosoul Archive)

Major Lance - Ain't No Soul Left In These Old Shoes - OKeh (Soundclip from Refosoul Archive)

The Valadiers

Gary Glenn & The Soul Set

Missed it, busy at 7, was going to say Judy Street or Peggy March until I read through and found it solved. Hope there's another Quiz soon

Brenda Holloway - Starting The Hurt All Over Again - Tamla - Brenda Holloway -Just Look What You've Done - Tamla - (Soundclip from Refosoul Archive)

The Belles - Don't Pretend - Mirwood - The Belles - Words Can't Explain - Mirwood -

Bob Wilson - Suzy's Serenade - (Soundclip from Refosoul Archive)

Brenda Holloway - You Can Cry On My Shoulder - Tamla - (Soundclip from Refosoul Archive) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_OPm5tmjsY