Blackpoolsoul

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

He sings "Heartbreak"

Check out this post here just as good https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100092695266961

Is he open to lots of questions about things that we don't know about ?

Crazy, but, maybe he was related Jo Armstead or is that a silly theory.

Were George and Gerald the writers (both sides) (they are credited this way on the Maltese bootleg "His Love Is So Amazing")

The info on Discogs came from this https://www.mountainviewtacoma.com/obituaries/edward-armstead/obituary

Pat died sadly 22nd February 2025 and when I found out I stumbled across this wonderful interview and thought would share her story about Motown and how truly lovely she was 🙏🥰

I did wonder and I have thought that the wrongly pressed label would be the one to move on IMO

Are use solid or push out centre copies ?

Gary Allen wrote the flip of Harry Moon's Jenges release "Woman's Man", perhaps related to Vee Vee

Blimey almost Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde in these photos. New you would find them

Top man and a sad loss 🙏

Can you ask who Phillip and Martin (surnames as writer credits) were please and were they part of The Entrees

"JAD Records for decades was Joe Armone, head of one of the biggest crime families in America" "Sims and Johnny Nash left America for Jamaica in 1966, reputedly to escape the FBI." https://nelsongeorge.substack.com/p/rhythm-and-gangster-4 A story in Pittsburgh Courier 15 Oct 1966 page 8A indicates this is Curtis Davis who lived in the Pittsburgh neighborhood Beltzhoover. The story says that he and three friends were asked by Odell Bailey to record Sad Girl in 1965, and it was a hit in Pittsburgh and elsewhere. The story does not indicate which label first released the song, but it was probably Victan.

100% I sold my O'Jays to Jonathan Woodliffe who could never get a 12" demo (Don't think they exist)

Messaged you

3 of the "Demand" bootlegs have just sold recently on Ebay for around £50. They must be quite rare

Is there an "H" stamp in the deadwax (Hollywood) pressing

This image from 45cat, posted recently a poor image of Terri and a post from 1998 about Ralonzo https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1998-nov-04-me-39251-story.html