Jaco

Sandbag Skye Colpix Double-L Lake Eastern

Definitely a M & M label in Chicago. as well as Detroit. Profile - Junior Wells Marc Mid Town

M and M New Miss (70's)

M and M - Freddy Butler Also added another M and M to the Chicago list

Ray Monette - he's Ray of Michael and Raymond fame, isn't he?

Herb-Art La Cade (70's) La Salle - early 60's Davis (probably Gospel) Cash (70's)

Sagport Tad

OK

Nat Pam Sharp Shep Wes

There's also a Midnight label from Detroit. Two tracks from Joey Leal.

Twin Stacks Turf and Surf (70's) Crow Dynamic Duran

Leo.

Not looked back through all of the postings, but is Twirl thought of as a 50's label? Is it possible that some of it's output spilled into the 60's?

Despite the fact that Dave knows nothing about football (Evidence : he supports Burnley and thinks Roy Keane is a wa**er) his eloquent assessment of what it really feels like to be a vinyl addict, sums it up perfectly.

Yes, but is only a partial clip. Do a search in Refosoul.

Zebra - Dusty Wilson

Wild Deuce.

Are we sticking with 60's only? I think there's the odd one from the 70's.

Velvet Bullet may be from Columbus, Ohio.

Cadillac Chase

Go-Gee

GIG

Never HERDE of it Sorry, Nev but somebody had to do that!

Mel, is this the same track as the Lupine flip to "Sliced tomatoes" which is called "Things will be better tomorrow"?

It appears on Motown Delights - Soft Centered Soul 3.