The Yank

RCA and Columbia did release 33 rpm singles in the 60's but the format never caught on -

I believe it was a typo. The Don't Forget The Motor City website has the credits as Barnes and Kerr. There is an unreleased acetate of a Norma Jenkins version of the song.

I found this in Record World- the article is more about Showtime Productions but does mention Jean's single on Red Lite-

I have a few 10" acetates that play at 45 rpm BUT they're from the 70's.

The other big tip off is the acetate itself- look how far the grooves are spread out. I don't have one 60's or 70's (pre -Disco) acetate that has the grooves spread out so far- they are usually the same size as they would be on the 45.

#58- Deeelicious= Yumie (yummy?) #63- Weather Influencer = Arctic #87- BBQ flavor = Hickory #92- Bricks and mortar of the Canidae = Top Dog #94= Waker Upper= Soul Clock

#90 - Alerts her siblings - Warner Brothers (warn her brothers) ?

#48= General American #86= Chi Sound

#23= Sandbag

#28= Champion

#64= Sound Impression

#48= Trans-American

#16= Dynamo

#93= Sassy

#68= Riverside

#66= Evolution

#32- Revilot (rev a lot?)

#85= Westbound

#82= Page One

#21= United Artists

#61= Music Merchant

#42= Party Time

#12= Brunswick (thank you google !)

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