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SHOW #18 (YEAR 1966)

6. JAMO THOMAS - ARREST ME

HE WAS ORIGINALLY FROM THE BAHAMAS WHERE HE MADE A NAME FOR HIMSELF AS A CONGA DRUMMER, BUT RELOCATED TO THE U.S IN THE EARLY 1960'S TO GET INTO RHYTHM & BLUES. HE RECORDED I'LL BE YOUR FOOL B/W JAMAICA SOUL FOR CHESS RECORDS, BUT HIS BIGGEST SUCCESS WAS WITH CHICAGO'S THOMAS LABEL IN THE MID 1960'S. HIS FIRST RECORD FOR THEM, THE LUTHER INGRAM PENNED 'I SPY FOR THE F.B.I' B/W SNAKE HIP MAMA, WAS A HIT IN 1966. THE RECORD WAS FIRST RELEASED BY THOMAS RECORDS, LEASED TO THE MOJO LABEL AND WAS EVENTUALLY PICKED UP FOR WORLDWIDE RELEASE TO POLYDOR RECORDS.
HE RECORDED TWO MORE 45'S FOR THOMAS, ARREST ME B/W SNAKE HIP MAMA (ALSO RELEASED BY CONLO RECORDS) AND LET'S PARTY B/W STOP THE BABY, BEFORE LANDING AT SOUND STAGE 7 RECORDS IN NASHVILLE IN THE LATE 1960'S. HE RECORDED TWO RECORDS THERE 'JIVE MOTHER IN LAW B/W NASSAN DADDY AND BAHAMA MAMA PARTS 1 & 2 BUT NEITHER WAS A HIT, SO WAS DROPPED BY THE LABEL. WITHOUT A BIG HIT OR RECORDING CONTRACT, HE WAS UNABLE TO SUSTAIN HIS MUSICAL CAREER AND EVENTUALLY RETIRED FROM SHOW BUSINESS.
CREDIT INFO FROM THE BOOKLET THAT CAME WITH THE DVD.

MARY WELLS - NEVER NEVER LEAVE ME. TAKEN FROM THE HULLABALOO SHOW 16TH MARCH 1965.

originally posted as a news article here
now added to the tv/films section as reference
 

A Special Episode Of Shebang: A Salute To Motown Hosted By Casy Kasem (11th April 1967) 
Live In person are 
BRENDA HOLLOWAY WHO SINGS 'WHEN I'M GONE & JUST LOOK WHAT YOU HAVE DONE
THE TEMPTATIONS SING ' MY GIRL, BEAUTY IS ONLY SKIN DEEP & AIN'T TOO PROUD TO BEG
ALSO FROM THE SCRAPBOOK MARVIN GAYE DOES ' LITTLE DARLING (I NEED YOU)
THE KIDS DANCE TO THE FOLLOWING RECORDS: THE SUPREMES - THE HAPPENING, MARTHA & THE VANDELLAS - DANCING IN THE STREET, EDDIE HOLLAND - JAMIE, JIMMY RUFFIN - WHAT BECOMES OF THE BROKEN HEARTED, THE FOUR TOPS - BERNADETTE, JR WALKER & THE ALL STARS - SHOTGUN, MARVIN GAYE & KIM WESTON - IT TAKES TWO.

The Brothers of Soul "Come on Back" & "The Love I Found In You"
Published on 30 Jun 2014
Amazing footage of The Brother of Soul on Detroit public access television show Colored People's Time. The legendary trio of Bridges, Knight & Eaton perform both sides of their fourth single on Ric Williams' Boo Record label "Come on Back" & "The Love I Found In You". This landmark single was recorded in 1968 at the newly constructed Tera Shirma Studio B, which sat just a few doors down from Tera Shirma's original location at 15305 Livernois, Detroit.