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Wondering when "somebody" was finally going to put this up. Flip does nothing for me. Thanx!!

You got that right!!!

To DennisUVGHRG ; I heard this info on "down on the street corner" an eastern radio show.

lead is Frankie Ervin

this (along with it's flip) might be my favorite double sider of all time.

Their best! and that's saying a lot...

Surprised you haven't posted the flip; up all night long; super!

slap a "parrot" label on this and it would be a legend!

No response to this one, yet? Amazing....This is creme-de-la-creme!!

Nice one!!!!!

Is the pink more original (or more prestigious) than blue? I've heard both ways.

Thanks for info. Audio is better, too, even tho difference is subtle.

Loved this one for years. Great post.

Dubs first record.

Luv it.....their best!

Flip was I've got a feeling, which was released later on Ebb as by the "Ebb tones."

I know the Castelles is the more revered version, but doggone, this is my fav.

Much smoother,

don't forget the latons and soothers

I'm a native daytonian & had a car record player. they played the record upside down.

You bought them at Maxie's Sunoco station on Germantown St. 1965 this was.

this plus the 4 Danderliers; best on the label. I don't care "what" the Hornets books for!

Hmmm....my copy begins with "studio talk"

flip is "rockin' all night"

I heard they were the same grp. as richard Berry & Pharaohs. True?

rubber biscuit is the "alleged" A side!!!!!! get real.

leon harrison leads on this one.

wasn't this featured in the film, chicken run?

Please say these aren't the skyliners. their spelling was Crescents. these guys

are cresents.

Thanks for the info. (I must have missed that R.E. interview.)

Add Tenderfoots to that list of names.

At first I only wanted ballads. This one introduced me to uptempos. 1971 that was.

Just picked up an original of this monster. On cloud nine. wouldn't have known if not for your post.

just got this one back. Good post.

maybe the most under rated ballad group. "All of my love" is also great.

maybe my favorite uptempo by them. Great sax work.

superb! Weren't they Otis williams' "old" group?

this was released on 3 diff nos. and it sounds slightly diff. than mine which is 592.

which no. is this one?

their best!

my biggest want; trouble is, even if it turns up, It's beyond my budget

as smooth as this is, whose bright idea was it to include the lyrics "you hated my guts"??

flip is "somewhere there is someone"

Starts out like "I'm so young."

solid under rated ballad. Had tis one for years.