The Yank

Richard Berry was in a group that recorded under 5 names - The Flairs = The Chimes = Ermines = Hollywood Blue Jays = Hunters.

Here's Ed -

Here's one more for the list -

Bobby Garrett's partner in Bob and Earl also recorded under 4 names- Earl Nelson = Earl Cosby= Jackie Lee= Jay Dee.

Her's another person with 4 names- Frank Wilson = Eddie Wilson= Chester St. Anthony= Sonny Daye.

Technically, it's really not a Pied Piper production. Although Herb WIlliams of Pied Piper did the arrangements, the track was produced by Ed Wright.

I would think the Something New on Curtom were promo only since it shares the same release # as this Impressions single -

Not sure if they're talking about the same 45 here, but it looks like Terry also had a single coming out on Madtad Records which appears to be a collaboration between Curtis Mayfield, Marv Stuart and Scepter/ Wand . From Cashbox April 10, 1971-

I would say this is a U.S. press with a small center. The single charted (#34)on June12, 1981 and most U.S. radio stations did not play import singles -

Thank you - much appreciated ! !

So...if someone had some acetates, is it okay to store them in the paper Audiodiscs sleeve or is there a better way to protect them ?

Here's another version -

Right, except that the ATCO, the Stereo and the ATCO Records is in black -

The Duvals is definitely 1963. It's 10 /10 on this survey-

That same info (1963 release) is also on Discogs.

There is also a variation with the Stereo and Atco Records in black- that's also an original .

According to the liner notes on this CD, the track was previously unreleased. The song was recorded on July 22. 1966 and features Ray Monette on guitar.

After a really rough touring schedule for "Where Did Our Love Go", the Supremes had to cancel their show at Detroit's Twenty Grand. Their replacements- Kim Weston and the Andantes .

Sorry to hear this. R.I.P. Rance !

Here's the group in 1971 -

Can't find anything on The Traits, but "Someday, Someway" was later redone by Center Stage-

The Jo-By was the 1st release (May, 1967), the Tag came out in September.

I like the label credits on the Jo-By copy- the writer (Joel Turnero) and the Supervisor (Skip Layne) are the same person.

One more for the list -

Was surprised to hear "Don't Send Nobody Else" in the background of this tv ad. Not sure where this version came from .