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The Yank

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  1. i guess what started out as a good idea for promotion ( handwriting each disc jockey's name on the label) turned out to be way too much work and so they just left Leo the Lion on the deejay copies.
  2. According to "The Complete Motown Singles- Vol. 6- 1966, there are 2 different mixes to "This Old Heart...". Brian Holland mixed the 1st version and Lawrence Horn did the 2nd mix which has more echo and a few things added. Not sure which is which though . According to my cd player, the 1st version is longer.
  3. I'm pretty sure that MGM used the lion on demos from the early 50's (maybe even late 40's) until sometime in 1968. Here are 2 promos from '68 one with and without the cartoon character-
  4. I don't think Barbara's version of "I'm So Thankful" fits that scenario. According to the Don't Forget The Motor City web site, the Ikettes version of the song was recorded on August 14, 1965. The Barbara Randolph version of "I'm So Thankful" was recorded on March 31, 1967- almost a year and a half later ! "The Touch Of Venus" would make a bit more sense- Marvin's version was recorded on June 22, 1964, Patrice Holloway's version on September 10, 1964. Sandy Wynn's version is hard to pin point -it was probably recorded soon after Patrice's version. Sandy's 45 had a late '64/ early '65 release.
  5. The Yank replied to a post in a topic in All About the SOUL
    This was a really tough contest-especially the last 2! Thanks to flaming emeralds for putting this together (which I'm sure took a lot of time). Happy to see so much participation !
  6. Any idea when this will be available in the U.S. ? I've tried Amazon, Dusty Groove, e-bay and discogs (if you type in Cellar Full of Motown, it brings up a Patti Labelle????? CD) . There's no mention of it on any U.S. sites.
  7. The Yank replied to a post in a topic in All About the SOUL
  8. The Yank replied to a post in a topic in All About the SOUL
    37= "I Travel Alone" ?
  9. The Yank replied to a post in a topic in All About the SOUL
    54= "She'll Come Running Back "
  10. The Yank replied to a post in a topic in All About the SOUL
    #37- "I'm Com'un Home in The Morn'un" ?? #50 - "That Beatin' Rhythm"
  11. The Yank replied to a post in a topic in All About the SOUL
    #12= "Footsee" ?
  12. The Yank replied to a post in a topic in All About the SOUL
    24- "Blowing Up My Mind" - Exciters 41- "Party Time Man" - Futures 15- "Walking Up A One Way Street" Willie Tee
  13. The Yank replied to a post in a topic in All About the SOUL
    # 3- "Love, Love, Love" - Bobby Hebb #43- "I Cry Myself To Sleep" - Rhetta Hughes (?) #45- "Looking For You" - Garnet Mimms
  14. Even though the label designs are completely different, both 45's have the same release #
  15. Sad to hear this! Whether she was Sandy Wynns, a member of the Honey Cone, or Edna Wright, she always could be counted on for great vocals. R.I.P Edna !
  16. How would you explain this 1968 release? Shouldn't it have been Groovesville Music ?
  17. There must have been problems with Jan's contract. The last sentence in this article (Cashbox Dec. 1963) makes it sound like Jan was no longer a Chess artist -
  18. It looks like as long as the release wasn't on Chess, Jan could work with Curtis -
  19. My copy is almost the same except on the "My Heart's Not In It Anymore" side , I have the 77003-R in big letters and then again in much smaller letters.
  20. According the book "Groovesville USA", George McGregor used United Sound Studios for his work with Tobi Lark.

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