Jaco

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Just listened to Esther Phillips "Cry to me", courtesy of Jocko and as I am not overfamiliar with her work, did not appreciate that Sam Dees is involved. Although you might not strictly call this track a duet - as Jock says "he (Sam Dees) loves to join in" - it got me thinking what fantasy duets would have worked. Who would have duetted with, say, Linda Jones or Walter Jackson to produce a "dream team" or would this just simply not have worked? And not just duets, female and male, what about group members collaborating. What do you think?

Bob, I've heard their version along with Soupy Sales, but not the other two. Just the Jonah Jones version needed now, which appears to be the earliest recording.

Just listened to the magnificent version by the Originals and realised I've never heard the versions by Jonah Jones and Joe Harnell. Anybody out there that can post clips of these versions? Ta much.

One on e-bay last year for $99 if thats any help.

I heard it Pete, and you're right I've heard worse. It's from 1966 and is called "Ten guitars". Tom Jones amongst others have also recorded it.

So it's not a "stomper", so what! To these ears it's got an ideal tempo and one that I would gladly get on the floor to. Excellent record

So, not uncommon then, this practice?

Is this known and if so what's it all about then?

You're right Chalky, Soul Club doesn't compare in terms of information etc and it's more than likely that the majority of the tracks on Soul Club are fetaurd in refosoul. However aren't a lot of the earlier posted tracks now clipped? I want to access Soul Club to start again on having the tracks on my PC having just lost approximately 8000 tracks when my old hard drive was replaced. The IT guys couldn't reboot the old drive because it was full and they can't find a way to do so, in order to then try and copy the tracks onto the new drive. Soul Club was an easy option, but if it's not available I'll just have to persevere with what is available elsewhere.

Last one through e-bay in November 2006 reached $322.

JM has currently got listed : Antellects - "Love slave" Patrice Holloway - "(He is) the boy of my dreams" Natural Impulse - "She went away" Trent Sisters - "A letter a day" Phew! Any guesses on final prices for these babies? Top price or credit crunch affected? These at the same time as the previously mentioned Cashmeres and Tommy & the Derbys. Some serious gelt is going to change hands over the next few weeks, methinks.

Yes, of course, Ken. Should have checked the details.

Popsike shows the last one in October 2007 at $57.

Official B side is "Baby dont'cha worry" - so mispress?

Los Angeles is per R & B Indies.

Other listings are : Dumas 1201 Curtis Payne - "Tell me/Unknown" Dumas 1203 Lil Jim Stinney - "Stay with me/Pretty baby" Dumas 1206 Little Arthur - "Are you the one/Come on" Dumas 1208 Little Arthur - "Love hides all thoughts/I'm not your fool" Dumas 1210 Ruthie Mae Ross - "You're trying to put me down/Genuine lover" Dumas 1211 Rayfield Brown - "You're too good to me/Cracking up over you" Dumas 1212 Little Arthur - "It ain't no real big thing/Am I loving on borrowed time" Dumas 1213 Valentine Blue with Little Duke - "I walk alone everyday/Don't you wanna be my guy" Dumas 1215 Bettye Jean - "Stick around baby/Sugar daddy" The second Willie Que track is Dumas 1202. Dumas 1205 and 1209 are unknown.

Appears to be a Los Angeles lable. One other track by Willie Que - "Don't wait until tomorrow/There's something wrong with you"

One of the greatest LP's ever made in my very humble opinion.

R & B Indies has the David Morris Plush label as a Philadelphia label, but little other info.

R & B Indies shows the Rampart release date as 1968.

Does anybody remember a smallish (aren't they all) lad from Burnley (I think) called Glen (I think) who used to dance in front of the DJ decks/stage at the Mecca c.1973/4. On previous discussions his name never crops up, unless that is he's not called Glen Anyhow whatever he's called he was awesome.

Really looking forward to hearing this, Bob. 6 years in, keep up the great work.

Ok, nothing earth shattering and probably been done many times before, but..... Shit day at work, need something to lift the spirits, look at the sounds and think "that will do" - Robert John - "Raindrops, love and sunshine" followed by, We The People - "Making my daydream real" All of a sudden the world seems a better place. What does it for you?