Woodbutcher

Well it was very easy to tell .... seeing as the poster added scans of his 45 for us to see ... Don't want to sound harsh , but you didn't actually think that everyone else was going to do your legwork for you regarding traipsing through the site archives in search of an answer to a question that couldn't accurately be answered without seeing the actual record in question ? ...

Scan would help.

No worries ...

Pasted in plain text is all ...

Documented boot , but with stuck on labels ( https://www.discogs.com/The-Charades-7-Eloise-Laws-The-Key-To-My-Happiness-Love-Factory/release/6175389 ) Hope you weren't fleeced too heavily ... would be a good idea to let everyone know where you got it to avoid anyone else getting robbed.

Looks like the label was cut out by hand from here , probably the 2005 boot with added lookalike labels. The flip will most likely play New Breed Kinda Woman not Stay With Me. https://www.discogs.com/Eloise-Laws-Holland-Dozier-Featuring-Lamont-Dozier-Love-Factory-New-Breed-Kinda-Woman/release/2881056

What's the flip ?

Monster for Mr Brady at Stafford ...

You're very welcome squire ...

And to save a lot of faffing about here's the link to the rest of ILMJXXX's fine collection of clips on YT ... https://www.youtube.com/user/ILMJXXX/videos

You'd reach a lot further if you posted this in Wants not Sales ....

As it is now ...

Bit of footage from one of the "rarest of the rare" niters here ....

You obviously need to put down the smartphone , set aside those blinkers , open your ear'oles and start doing a little more listening if you can only think of a dozen ... I recall one memorable night at Frames in Cambridge when Max put on a Motown all-niter and not one tune was repeated ... P.S. How much of your beloved 'N.S' do you think would have been recorded if half the youth of '60's America weren't trying to emulate that Hitsville sound ... ?

£14,000,000 and rising ....

Ritz in Whitworth St ... that bounce when fully loaded ... 100 Club ... holes , divots , pillars , manholes , love each and every one of them ...

Sounds like a whip crack to me , continues throughout the track sporadically. The more I actually listen to these records the messier they become which makes them all the more endearing , at times the drummer seems to be bashing away to a different tune entirely , certainly no polishing on most of these tiny , motown wannabe , one take wonders ...

Thread already running ....

The backing singers start with the deep "Lend a hand" immediatly before Bobby sings " to this lonely man " ... if folks still can't hear this after endless plays then a trip to the otolaryngologist is definitely in order ...