northern soul dancer ~ 1968

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Recorded in Hollywood, California 1968.

Detroit super soul singer, Marvin' Tyrone 'Jones (1942-1982) aka Jack Montgomery recorded and released only four 45s.
Existing from 1962 to 1970, the Los Angeles based Revue record label recorded/pressed about 60 45s, soul, soul-funk, soul-funk-jazz.

northern soul / mid-tempo dancer ~ 1966

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Sister and brother, Inez and Charlie Foxx somewhere in the mid 60s.
This is the B-side flip to ' Come By Here '

group soul ~ Chicago 1967

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Chicago group soul beauty - early Chi-Lites with Eugene Record singing lead. Marshall Thompson and Creadel Jones singing backup.

Soul / R&B ~ Little Rock, Arkansas 1965

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Mid-tempo northern soul style dancer.
Ned Towns is apparently alive and well living, playing the blues somewhere in Las Vegas.
flip side: 'I Like Company Too'

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deep soul - Birmingham, Alabama ~ 1969

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Sam Dees recorded/released about twenty 45s from 1968 to '78. He's also wrote and produced dozens of songs for others including, Aretha Franklin, Gladys Knight, The Manhattans, Whitney Houston, Larry Graham, among others.
This is the B-side flip to, 'Easier To Say Than Do.'

soul dancer ~ Detroit 1968

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Al Gardner in 1969

northern soul / pop vocal ~ 1968

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Timi Yuro ... August 1940 ~ March 2004

Chicago born singer songwriter, Rosemarie 'Timothy' Yuro recorded and released over two dozen 45s, most through the 60s. Recorded in London, this song was released originally only in the UK, as a B-side on the Liberty label. This United Artists 45 reissue is the same 1968 recording pressed sometime in the 2000s.
Many of Timi Yuro's recorded sides reflect more of a straightforward pop vocal sound, to my ears anyhow. But vocally, Timi Yuro really had a lot of range. 'It'll Never Be Over For Me' also appears on her 1968 LP, 'Something Bad On My Mind'. Side and song, a 45 with a beautiful performance and production of blue-eyed soul and one of her finer moments.

UK 1st press Liberty label 1969

Timi in '69

pop vocal ~ 1965

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From 1962 through the early 80s, singer-songwriter Bobby Goldsboro recorded and released over sixty 45 rpm records.
Starting out in the early 60s as a guitarist in Roy Orbison's band, he also hosted his own TV variety show in the early 70s.
Known for his sweet and often sentimental pop tunes, he also has had many soulful, well-crafted pop songs, many crossing over into a more northern soul sound.

mod soul / northern soul dancer ~ 1965

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Ketty Lester in 1964

northern soul dancer ~ 1966

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Class uptown soul and a great mid 60s dance side. This is the B-side flip to 'I'll Take Good Care Of You'

Garnet Mimms in 1964

Rare soul side. Fantastic performance. Can't find much info on this 45. I always thought the Simco record label originally started out in New York by Richard Simpson, then moved to Los Angeles sometime in the late 60s. Let me know with any corrections.

This is one of those records that really needs to be heard on vinyl - loud. The mp3 doesn't give it much, but you get the idea.
If you like this sound, this 45 is worth having for both sides and is fairly easy to find.
The a-side, 'I Can't Make It Anymore' (written by Gordon Lightfoot ?!) has always been a northern soul side favorite.

But flip it over and it becomes a new favorite of mine.

I love the "big sound" arrangement on this (co-arranged by Dennis Coffey).
It has a bit more punch and grit.
Has that "uptown soul" sound a lot of 60s recordings tried to achieve, but fell short with. Many with overproduced or arranged sounds that haven't always aged well.
But Dwight 'Spyder' Turner's singing really pulls the whole production together.
And can he sing ?!