By burlone (69.212.211.144) on Thursday, March 25, 2004 - 09:29 pm:

Hello, Soulful Detroiters. This is Brad Hales from Peoples Records here in Detroit. About 6 months ago, inside a Richard Pryor LP jacket, I found an AMAZING unknown test press of an LP from a late 60's vocal group. Nobody can identify it, not a handful of brits, nor Mr. Finewine, nor Larry Ray,
Breck T. Bunce, Joe Moorhouse...even our team of hometown experts are stumped. Here are some of the potential song titles, drawn from the lyrics: "Don't You Want To Give Me Something Good", "Good Lovin Is All You Need", "You Brainwashed Me (Emphatically)" "Life Is Like That" (pts 1 and 2), "All I Want For you To Do Is Be True" and several more. Sounds not super slick, like Motown, but at least of a typical United Sound standard. It may be unreleased, but to have gotten to the test press & whole album recorded stage, it's probably a known group. Any leads???

By burlone (69.212.211.144) on Thursday, March 25, 2004 - 09:30 pm:

By the way, you can contact me privately at bhales33@hotmail.com to arrange to either get a cd burned of the album, or hear a bit over the phone.

By Ian W (62.252.192.9) on Tuesday, March 30, 2004 - 05:16 pm:

Hi Burlone, are you the same Burl*one chap who sells soul 45s on Ebay? If so, that's a very fine Eddie Parker you've got on auction at the moment! I'll have to sell the car to bid for it though!

Ian

By burlone (69.212.213.8) on Friday, April 16, 2004 - 06:03 pm:

Hi Ian, yes that's me. Please get in touch off the board if you will, I'd like to get you a disc of this LP I mentioned the other week...