Jaco

Top stuff as always, Pete Keep them coming.

Lovely stuff, Bob. Any chance of posting the show on a regular basis?

Darrell Banks Na Allen Doni Burdick Jackie Wilson Mob Rationals Capitols Tyrone Davis Jay Walker & the Pedestrians Art Ensley & the Echoes Sunny Munro Little Milton Chris Farlowe and probably others.

Described as being a "popular 60's club band" who recorded for Mercury - must be their real name and yes it is daft!

Bearsy, nice taste the Diane Ducane track. "Eastenders"? Have a word, my son!

Yeah, me too -I reckon a zillion times but it did help with work I was able to deal with whilst it was down. Great to have it back.

I think I have it at home on my PC. I'll give it a play and see if I remember it.

Baz, Label owned by Joe Hooven, Hal Winn and Irwin Zucker who also owned Shazam and Whiz. Ran from 1965 to 1971 and issued 55 singles. Other artists include Bobby Freeman, the Invincibles, the Recitations, Kent and the Candidates, the Bagdads.

Can't help you there, mate but both issues have the same flip - "Heart breaker (child maker)". As far as I can see this track is the only James Kelly Duhon outing for Mainstream but there are two other singles on Jude.

Jude is a Texan label, and the track also got a release on Mainstream, a New York label.

Per JM's latest

Should have guessed "Patsy" was an instrumental, and as you say probably the same with "Alpine Winter". I miscounted Charay 60, there are 9 issues : What would I do/What does it take (to keep a girl like you satisfied) Patsy/What would I do Patsy/The soul of a man Something's wrong with my baby/What would I do How many times/Funny how time slips away What would I do/Funny how time slips away How many times/I love you baby How many times/Patsy Together it's the end of time/Patsy Nightmare for "completists"

Sebastian, additions are in bold. There are others but I'm not sure I've got the will to fill them in!!!. Talk about confusing there are 10 Pic and Bill issues for no.60 four of which include "Patsy" and then you look back and see different versions by Orville Couch, Mitch and the Mistys and God knows how many versions there are of "Alpine winter". Strange indeed.

Sebastian, JM's 4th guide has "Talk about love" with the flip of "For the good times" listed at £150. No mention of the issue with "A man without a woman" as the flip.

Cut in 1966 as a promotional 45 for the Scott Regen Show on WKNR a leading Detroit radio station.

Label listing is : 516 Leon Haywood - "Rivers invitation/I'll take care of you(inst)" 517 Johnny Morrisette - "Chains of love/Brick" 518 The Sims Twins - "It's a sad thing/Where can I find a love" 519 Tony Mathews - "My wish/Don't hurt me no more" 520 Elliot Shavers and his Band - "Fool for fool/A twistin' party" 520 Sir Stan and the Counts - "The nitty gritty's in town/Soulin'" 521 Mutt and Jeff - "Betty Jane/I'm so lonely" 530 Jimmy Preacher Robins - "Chains of love". The Elliot Shavers release is listed with "Fool for fool" with another flip - "A swingin' party" and the same issue number appears for the Sir Stan and the Counts track. The entry for Jimmy Preacher Robins doesn't show "So confused" as the flip to "Chains of love" listing it as unknown.

Last one through e-bay went for $104 - about £55.

Me too, Carl. Any input will be of considerable benefit to him and I personally believe that if the reasearch is done correctly the end product will have some chance of being an as accurate reflection of the scene as is possible.

Hammy, All per JM's latest. The Intertains entry has "I've gotta find out for myself" as the flip to "Glad I found you"

What's the deal with the Professionals "That's why I love you" on Groove City. Still a big ticket item, still rare? Number of known copies? Does it still get played and by whom? Questions, questions.....

£30-40

How many known copies are there of the Antellects - "Love slave" on Flodavieur?. What about Walter Wilson - "Love keeps me crying" on Wand and why is that one so rare (if it is).

Label also has : 1017 William Brothers - "Closed for repairs/First one" 1021 Terry Brand - "I cant have you/The paper that I signed" 1022 Robert Martin - "Sorry' 'bout that baby/A bigger fool" 3973 Bobby Martin - "Slowly/Stranger in your world" The latter doesn' fit the issue number sequence but is listed as being on Trend. The tracks were istributed by Dover Records also from New Orleans.

Spot on, as always Tone. There must be records that do merit a re-mix, but it seems almost sacrilige to try and mess with stuff from the heyday. Leave well alone would be my mantra.

Just listened to Richard Searling on Smooth FM and he kicked off his "Cellar full of soul" hour with a re-mix of "Aint no mountain high enough" which he credited to Simon White. So a number of questions :- 1. Is the Simon White in question the former member of this site? 2. Should records of this standing be re-mixed? 3. If so, why? I can't say whether or not I liked or disliked it - it just didn't seem right. Any other views?