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I'm an idiot. Either way, great records, but the sound I'm looking for is 60s and the taylor records are definitely 70s sounding. I have about 15 records now, will work on a mix in the next few days. hopefully someone can add something else before then though. thanks everyone.

someone else also suggested gloria walker to me, many of her tracks are definitely spacey detroit soul. I think I'm trying to stick to the mid-60s sound in this though. Love that gloria walker ep though.

i'm pretty sure this is the first time this has come up on here

i used to occasionally see this. there are two in popsike from last year listed by craig moerer for $50 and $35. obviously rarer than ain't no greens though.

OK here are the tracks I have so far, I thought of some more and used some of the suggestions. Everyone suggested awesome tracks, the ones I didn't use were either the wrong tempo or don't have exactly the production sound I'm looking for. If I get some more I will make a mix and post it. I don't own the september jones but can rip it from youtube and I couldn't find audio of the tobi lark on USD to hear it, I don't own that record either. Thanks again. monique - never let me go - maurci debonairs - how's your new love treating you - golden world debutantes - strong foundation - standout gambrells - find a love - pioneer embraceables - here i go - sidra sea shells - quiet home three degrees - no no not again rose st john - fool don't laugh september jones - i'm coming home theresa lindsey - wonderful one ultimates - just because you've gone and left me romey rand - say you're mine maybes that are close but i probably won't use: tiares - let's be lovers tobi lark - challenge my love (same backing as monique so i don't want to use it) miki farrow - could it be margaret mandolph - i wanna make you happy juanita williams - baby boy (too fast) deletts - what's the use sandy hollis - tables will turn barbara mercer - doin things together with you barbara mercer - so real

awesome. I have ~10 tracks so far, if I get 15 I'll make a mix and post it.

most of these suggestions are awesome, thanks so much. if I get enough I will do a mix and post it. I actually would include the other side of the three degrees, "no no not again" re: debutantes, every blue label styrene copy I've had has played with distortion, still looking for a pink label vinyl copy. the psychedelic sound makes sense on that one given that they were a white girl rock group.

I'm looking for suggestions for records that have a specific 60s female detroit sound ... records that sound "airy" or "spacey". specifically records that sound like these: monique - never let me go - maurci debonairs - how's your new love treating you - golden world debutantes - strong foundation - standout gambrells - find a love - pioneer embraceables - here i go - sidra they don't specifically have to be from detroit (and I'm not sure if monique is from detroit or not, obviously the label is chicago), but i'm just looking for that specific sound. thanks in advance.

Doug didn't have copies of it, very tough record. Some of the really nice unreleased tracks are going to come out on daptone soon, people should snatch them up because they're excellent.

I have the majors "it only happens" on a german magnet label with a pic sleeve

I honestly don't know what you mean here. However, I apologize for my assholish response, it was unnecessary. Thanks.

Does this mean you'd get the most OVO points and pats on the back or something?

sean, do you have the other solid gold 45 he did? any good? does it have a backing group? what about his peachtree 45? I have the maxx record, which I like a lot. thanks in advance.

thanks again i appreciate it

ok thanks. it seems like it would be a different mix at best and not a different recording.

the other billups on SGR in popsike says something about garpax on the label btw.

all 3 of these youtube videos sound the same to me, just higher or lower fidelity (more or less muffled sounding). however, i'm suspicious of coming to any conclusions from them because lots of people make youtube videos from an audio file and a found image, who knows whether they actually match above.

also, what is the number of the solid gold release? there is one in popsike but without a release number. there is a second solid gold record by billups that is #2.

here are all the presses I know Helpp 003/4 Shake Off That Dream / Alone Seventy 7 127 Shake Off That Dream / Try Something New (both as eddie billups) Garpax 123 Shake Off That Dream (remixed) / Mrs. M (as eddie billips & The C.C.C.’s) Solid Gold Shake Off That Dream (remixed) / Alone (as Shorty Billups) is this correct? are there any more releases? are there two versions, and the seventy seven and helpp versions are the same and the garpax and solid gold releases are the same? also, do all versions feature a male group backing? thanks a lot.

thanks so much for the info everyone I really appreciate it

sorry, it must be my poor european country identification skills

man, you can't go wrong with those

This is totally a random question, but I'm wondering if anyone has any info on the singer Margie Mills who recorded on RCA and Vee Jay. After listening to her records I can't tell if she is Black or White or if her records are really soul or more "teen" type records. I googled and couldn't really find anything. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Hi, I'm looking for the ideals on cortland 115. I need it for the label number and don't need the version without this title. Also would appreciate a scan of this title if nobody has a copy to sell. thanks in advance.

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