By MEL&THEN SOME9 (217.14.178.99) on Saturday, August 16, 2003 - 12:18 pm:

A few weeks ago
I asked about this Label etc.
and nobody knew of it.

Well
I have finally dug out the actual record List that it is on and it still may well be a typing error as we all thought.

Anyway this is the info
which is on a very early Johnny Manship List from around 1976/7.
List number 8.

The Sanders Sect.
'a girl cant go by what she hears'
Tainx Records(Demo)

with underneath in brackets
it states thus:
A very Rare 60's Detroit instrumental.

So
does any of this ring any bells with anybody at all?
The Sanders Sect.
Is this familiar to anybody?

I hope we can get something out of this now
Over to the experts.

Many thanks
mel(andthensome)

By Keith Rylattk (217.137.88.3) on Sunday, August 17, 2003 - 08:48 am:

Mel I've just looked back at your original thread, and if it isn't a typo (and John did occasionally make them) all I can think is that it is a foreign label. Sometimes the most crazily obscure sides poped up in New Zealand or India etc. In Greece for instance, new juke boxes were delivered with a small stock of records and Frank Beverley & the Butlers `If That's What You wanted`, sometimes turns up on a Greek label. John Manship listed one a couple of years back. Keith P.S. Does anyone know that label??