The Yank

Gloria Jones' "Come Go With Me" clocks in at 1:53.

I've never seen one of those in the U.S.- I would almost swear that's a boot !

Just checked- current price- 1527p .

The Swingin' Tigers was really Bean Bowles and his band so the first white artist would be Debbie Dean with "Don't Let Him Shop Around " on Motown #1007.

Nick and the Jaguars were before Debbie Dean but I'm not sure who was in the group. Does anyone know anything about the Swingin' Tigers ?

One was just recently listed on Manship's web site. Wonder what that one will go for...

If you look at one of the footnotes at the end of the article, it's says Jerry Ross used Nick Ashford, Valerie Simpson and Melba Moore as a backup group - that's probably who you're hearing .

I didn't think you were looking for the C + C Music Factory but thought it was worth a try. Thanks for posting the clip- great song!

It did come out in the U.S. but not as a single- it was available on the "Ruff And Ready" album.

If the line was "gonna make you sweat", it might be "Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)" by C & C Music Factory ?

By the time the Mynah Birds signed to V.I.P. , the group consisted of Rick James, Neil Young, John Taylor, Bruce Palmer and Rick Mason.

I was listening to the radio awhile ago and heard an advertisement for Marshall Thompson's book "Last Man Standing" - this was the first I heard of it. Just wondered if anyone has had a chance to read it and what they thought of the book.

The liner notes have the session taking place in October,1964 which sounds about right. Billy Davis is listed as the producer.

There are no writer credits given on the CD, maybe Ady will enlighten us? I'm in the "I Like It Just The Way It Is" club.

According to the liner notes on the "Who's Blue" CD, "Can't Shake It" was recorded at the same session as "Mellow Fellow" and "Bobby Is His Name".

I can hear the "Sweatin" " mp3 but none of the other audio works for me.

It did come out as a 7" single in the U.S. on Motown #1459. One side is the album version, the other side the new version.

Is this already out in the U.K. ? Release date for the CD in the U.S. is October 21st.

Here's prices on the rest of the 45's- 1) Eddie Bo- excellent condition issue sold for 340 USD in January, 2014 2) Carl Lester- strong vg issue sold for 127 USD in January, 2014. A mint minus dj went for $163 USD in August, 2014 3) Rev. George Morton- mint minus issue sold for $27 USD in August. Hope this helped - thes were the latest sales I could find.

I'm in the U.S. and can't get on e-bay either .

Just out of curiosity- why is the title mispelled on the "Grin And Bare It" 45?? At first I thought the studio information also had the spelling error- when I looked at the work sheet- the title is "Grin And Bear It" which is the correct spelling.

"There He Is" was released first as the B side to "That's How Heartaches Are Made" (Sue #783) and then again on Sue # 137 with "No Time For Pity".

If anyone wants a copy on vinyl, it is available on the "D.J. Snowboy Presents The Good Foot " album from Ace/ Kent.

Isn't there some connection between Magic City and the Burt label?

If you're referring to "It Takes Two" by Kim and Marvin, there was a U.S. release on Tamla # 54141.