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#82= Page One

#21= United Artists

#61= Music Merchant

#42= Party Time

#12= Brunswick (thank you google !)

#40 = Symbol #13 = Spark (U.K. label)

#68 = Surfside #47 = ABC #77= Era

#16 = Volt #54= Wand #11= Columbia (Colombia?) ??

Great minds think alike ?

#75 = Fee #89 = Shrine

#91= Calla #86 = Soul #79 = Awake

#94 = Alarm #100 = End

#22= Gamble #50 = Hi

#34= Scepter #38= Look

#20 = Cameo

According to Discogs, the Benn-X Inspirations are related to the group who recorded for Wand and are the same group as the Rotations who recorded for Frantic.

Delta #'s for the boot are 99528 and 99528-X which places it from April/ May 1976.

That could explain the missing release # between "Shotgun Wedding" Blackhawk #12101 and "Dance Girl" - Blackhawk #12103.

Here's the rest of the article which mentions Clifford's next release on Blackhawk . Has anyone ever seen the Blackhawk 45 ?

I've had the Paulette and the Cupids on the regular label but have never seen a DJ copy. The 45 doesn't show up often- I've seen 4-5 copies over the last 10-15 years. The Paulette and the Cupids is probably from 1965. Here's a copy of the Pepi 45 (Prism #1920) which Jan Bradley also had some involvement with. The single did very well in Battle Creek, Michigan going up to #5.

Here's a pic of the DJ-

Record World ad from Nov. '66 -

Barbara Cooper was auctioned off during the week of Dec. 9th- ending price was 340 pounds.

James Brown"s "Don't Be A Dropout" was another song associated with the Youth Opportunity Program -