The Yank

Seven year old Gladys and her winning performance on the Ted Mack Amateur Hour -

Orange vinyl Korean (??) press of their debut Soul album-

It does exist on 12" but this is the Tom Moulton remix from the 1977 album "Philly Classics". The 12" came out 2 years later in 1979 - Back to Frankie Crocker .

I don't know if this was the O'Jays single you had but... this was how some (Atlantic, Columbia etc.) U.S. companies released extended versions before the 12" format was used.

Superb tribute to Marvin and Tammi -

Roulette would have been the first release- Forum was the Roulette Group's budget/ reissue label .

Jo Ann = Jo Ann Campbell, Troy is her husband Troy Seals

Incredible ballad -

Ashford and Simpson and Jo Armstead circa 1965 -

According to the liner notes on this album , the group is made up of Jayne Hall, Jerry Washington, John Brown and Steve Wilson -

This is a different version- but the lead singer doesn't sound like Edwin to me-

Not 100% sure but, would almost swear it went for about 220 pounds.

There is a large (3000 +) listing of Fania's releases (45's, albums , casettes) on discogs.

Pat and Lolly's '66 album -

Can't forget this one -

In the U.S., of the 50 + Music channels on cable tv, there are quite a few choices for Soul. There's a channel that plays mostly 60's- 80's, another one that plays 80's, 90's and 00's, three or four Hip Hop / Rap channels and a couple that play Soul Love songs.

Not sure why you're having problems. Once I picked Browse categories, I selected Music then records. After that it took me to a new page with additions to choose from- add pics, speed , format (LP or 45 etc), where you should be able to add Northern Soul or any other category.

Yes- I probably have close to 1000. I like having the 45's in their "birth sleeves" !

Here's the alternate flip side to "If You Can't Give Her Love"

One of the weirdest things that happened in the Gospel to Soul transition occurred when the Valentinos covered the Womack Brothers "Couldn't Hear Nobody Pray" and turned it into "Lookin' For A Love". Same group, same arrangement, just different lyrics.

Incredible arrangements from Mike on this Northern Classic-

One more for the list -