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It's the height of folly to buy something advertised as a cover-up if you don't know what it is.

"Get Out" (Lamp) Anyone? Thanks.

There's now a Whole Foods grocery store where 111 Mack Avenue would have been.

Thirded. Supercool record I'd never heard of, Nancy.

Found a couple of these in New Orleans many years ago. It's late for me, but I still like it.

Bingo.

Ah, thanks. Do we know how many of the alleged releases that appear on the discographies didn't in fact come out?

Steve G, I certainly wasn't casting aspersions on your work...I just feel that I've seen many records listed on Wand discographies that I've never seen any evidence of beyond the discographies. Just Brothers? Earl King "Mama and Papa"? Do these exist?

Wand discographies all seem to be a bit of a mess...

Listed contemporaneously in Billboard...but no other evidence online. https://books.google.com/books?id=P0UEAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA37&lpg=PA37&dq=isley+brothers+110th+and+lenox&source=bl&ots=WSfrRzoLVy&sig=n5SWx7wtUp44JC9fzYCueHv1Yh0&hl=en&sa=X&ei=9QETVYK_LciyggSJ3IKQDQ&ved=0CCoQ6AEwAg#v=onepage&q=isley%20brothers%20110th%20and%20lenox&f=false

I have an unplayed copy for $90 plus shipping from U.S.

Hmm, doesn't sound like Mike Terry to me.

Playlist from last Friday's annual Mardi Gras Hangover edition of Downtown Soulville....Round 2 happens this Friday at 8 (91.1 FM or wfmu.org)! Can't get enough of that New Orleans stuff. https://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/59508 Professor Longhair, Big Chief (Pt. 1) (Watch) Huey "Piano" Smith, We Like Birdland (Ace) Betty Taylor, I'm Going Home (Nola) Eddie Bo, Oh-Oh (Chess) Blazer Boy, New Orleans Twist (Imperial) The Soul Shakers, All of My Days (Teem) The Stokes, Piecrust (Alon) Ernie K-Doe, Baby Since I Met You (Instant) Art Neville, Come Back Love (Instant) Jessie Thomas, All of My Love (Teem) Dave Bartholomew, People Are Talking (Imperial) Irma Thomas, Break-a-Way (Imperial) The Stokes, Whipped Cream (Alon) Walter Washington, Mickey Mouse Boarding House (Vic-Des) The Sugar Lumps, I Can't Fight It (Virgil) Earl King, Always a First Time (Imperial) Betty Harris, 12 Red Roses (Sansu) B.B. Daddy, Down in a Bag (New Orleans Soul) Smokey Johnson & Company, The Funkie Moon (Intrepid) Allen Toussaint, Soul Sister (Reprise) Little Buck, Little Boy Blue (Seven B) The Blueprints, I Want Something When I Need Money (Excalibur) Chris Kenner, You Can Run but You Can't Slip Away (Hep' Me) Eldridge Holmes, Gone, Gone, Gone (Jet Set) The Prince Royals, Like I Like It (Tune-Kel)

Anyone have a nice clean one for me?

My copy of Harold Andrews is an orange stock copy that plays the same version as Manship's. I'd never heard the slow one till now!

Is "Call Me" different on the Carrie and Jameco releases? How so? (It didn't come out on Mary Jane, as far as I can tell.)

There's a very good (to me, anyway) version of this by the Bernie Lowe Orchestra on a Cameo 45.

Bumpity bump. Nobody has one?

Might have more luck if you looked for Two Sided Thing!

"You Gotta Go" I gotta have. Anyone?

Anyone?

Didn't know about the Hot Cinnamon version. I've been hammering my Joe and George copy. Sounds like it's exactly the same recording. Anyone know what the story is? Does this mean that if I'm DJ'ing at an "OVO" event I should leave my Joe and George at home?

Oh, so I guess if I'm playing at an "OVO" event, I shouldn't bring my Tamboo copy?

Note: Woodward Avenue is currently in the midst of a huge construction project, so take this into account as you plan: https://m-1rail.com/construction/construction-map/ I second the recommendation of the museum. The Diego Rivera Detroit Industry murals are essential, an important piece of the history and culture of Detroit. And the room that they're in sometimes plays host to concerts. I saw Melvin Davis and Pat Lewis there a couple years ago. MW