Blackpoolsoul

I stumbled across an Obituary (2004) 😥 which may add to the story being that Lee Andrew Kirk, Jr. was a member of the TSU Toronados, and later The Techniques IV. https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/statesman/name/lee-kirk-obituary?id=27701618

I think I have found it on this post

Did Frank and Val run Boss records do we think ? and do you have any info on The Celebrities

Demo is stamped June 1967 so bang on with your guess

I used to call Ted "Dad" when we used to hang around between his spots. I thought the absolute world of him and am shocked and saddened to hear of the passing of my friend, a wonderful DJ and wonderful man. RIHP Ted 🙏🎵❤😍

Bit off topic, but I love Granny Goose & the Soul Chips, named for an Oakland-based brand of potato chips.

I started a thread in 2020 and got some good input

Thanks he hung around with some interesting folks

The "reissue" on Discogs (Single Sided) is interesting copyright "Soulfulrecords" ? 45cat have it as a bootleg

Name is "TheGlassbee" who contributes a lot (don't know who this is though or if on this site) 45cat have info stating "backed by" Mike and The Souls who, at one stage (I thought) could be The Lost Souls (Mike Petra) from Arkansas who recorded on Leopard, but that is more guessing and It doesn't mention anything on their website. Drawing board again One more thing was Ernie Fields the same man that was from Hollywood "American Idol" and "The Voice" or his father (the band leader) or am I getting mixed up again.

Tim Browns quote from Traditions current auction "A superior re-take of The Parisians record on Demon Hot has a much clearer (and better) mix of the track on A-Bet which was then renamed as the group became The Traditions. Very rare (much rarer than the Demon Hot release) and only to be found on stock issue copies as the promo features 'Ruby Tuesday' on both sides."

Never seen, just these

Pete Smith listed it

Monarch bootleg ? November 1977