TRI-SOUND
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Based at the corner of Hamilton and Tuxedo, the Tri-Sound label only issued two known singles. Yellow indicated Northern Soul plays. | |||||
Cat. Number | Artist | A-Side/B-Side | Mattrix | Date | ||
501 - A | The Devotions | Same Old Sweet Lovin' | 502 A | 1966 | ||
Devil's Gotten Into My Baby | 502 B | 1966 | ||||
TS 601 | Ed Crook | That's Alright | TS 601 | 1966 | ||
You'll See | TS 602 | 1966 | ||||
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The Devotions consisted of three females, Ragina Wood (lead),
Rosemary Green and Bobby Hemmitt. A point of interest, on the
official 'a' side of 501 "Same Old Sweet Lovin", released
on a gold label with black lettering, there is no copyright stamp
simply a box with the letters PEND in it, possibly indicating a rush
release. Ed Crook "That's Alright" was issued in 1966, the same year as the Devotions, on a yellow label with black lettering, some copies have a black cross over label. The label was owned by Robert Eaton and Benjamin Knight and both discs were licenced from B & B Music. The logo's full address was 11825 Hamilton, Detroit, Michigan 48203. |
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Research & Info Rod Dearlove |
06/07/2012
Tri-Sound
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