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So is the Tamla Motown version the one that you all "grew up" with? The vocal phrasing is pretty different from the one I'm used to hearing on U.S. radio and on my U.S. 45 (and albums)...right from the start, Smokey goes down instead of up and up instead of down (on "fool" and "public", if you know what I mean....Or is it only the Spanish 45 that has this vocal take?

You mind posting the winning offer when you're done? Been wondering what this goes for. Thanks.

There's a third version of the Carol Jones! Looks like your second one, doesn't have strings on the 'Destroy' side, but definitely two different takes from the striped one.

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Kev: It's Kane, not Cain. And I'm 99 percent certain it's a white act. I played it on the radio here: https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/33798

Well, I have a copy. I've never seen another one. Has someone been playing it? I think it's great blue-eyed soul, and I wouldn't sell it.

My own contribution: https://cgi.ebay.com/Heavy-funk-45-Bobby-Williams-on-Nor-Mar_W0QQitemZ180461222395QQcmdZViewItemQQptZMusic_on_Vinyl?hash=item2a0453b9fb Believe me, the other side is worse!

Ah, you beat me to Stu Gardner in "Point Blank"! Cool nightclub scene. Jim Jarmusch's "Mystery Train" has Rufus Thomas, Marvelle Thomas, and Screamin' Jay Hawkins in bit parts. TV's "The Rockford Files" has Isaac Hayes in a recurring role; in one episode, he's trying to manage a struggling nightclub singer played by Dionne Warwick...and there are even some 45s involved in the plot!

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Uh, the trick is to look on Gemm BEFORE you bid too much on eBay....

Thanks for giving it a listen, Tommy. She doesn't sound white to me, but who knows.

https://shop.ebay.com/soulbaby/m.html?_ipg=50&_sop=12&_rdc=1

Gee, tough crowd!

Here are short clips of both sides: DivShare File - let_s get together.mp3 DivShare File - wait.mp3

Okay, I take this back. Upon further listening, I find both sides to be awesome. I'll try to post clips Monday.

Just found it yesterday: Jeanette Nellis, Let's Get Together/Wait (Chess 1855) It's from 1963, according to the discography. Two pretty excellent early soul/R&B sides. Not completely mind-blowing, but very solid; what IS mind-blowing is that a very good Chess 45 could be so seemingly obscure. Google brings up the Chess discography and that's it. No playlists, no sales sites, no compilations, no nothing. Anyone know anything about it? Thanks, M

One of my all-time favorites. Uptempo A-side always causes a sensation and B is an achingly beautiful sweet ballad. Amazing record. Who were they???

Right, I got it for "Malty Papa" years ago, but then I read somewhere that the other side is the backing track to a well-known northern vocal....

Ha, the guitar and piano and even the sax when he takes a solo seem to be playing "Shotgun"! You sure this was released? Sounds like an outtake. An acetate, maybe?

Can't be much, can it? Rare, yeah, but desirable to anyone? Isn't one side the backing track to a northern anthem? But no vocals...

Better known for the flip, Soulful Sound of Music. On Crown LTD.

Can't find copies for sale anywhere...Obviously they're not really high-end records, but what...$40ish? Rufus Thomas, Memphis Train/...Boo-Boo (green label AND blue label...any difference in price?) Aaron Neville, How Could I Help But Love You/Wrong Number Marvin & Tammi, Ain't No Mountain High Enough (stock copy) Thanks

So the price is $0? Okay, thanks! I guess I'll keep it then.

Not the big one, but "I Know the Secret" / "I Believe in Miracles" on Abner. Thanks.

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