TOPPER
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1960s soul label from Detroit, Michigan, owned by Dave Hamilton. (Masters are now owned by Ace Records Ltd.) Contact Info: 1010 Cadillac Tower Detroit, Michigan (Contact info now obsolete) Yellow;- Northern Soul plays. | ||||||
Cat. Number | Artist | A-Side/B-Side | Mattrix | Date | |||
1010 | Priscilla Page | I'm Pretending | 1965 | ||||
Throw Poor Dog A Bone | |||||||
1011 | Toby Lark | Happiness Is Here | 1966 | ||||
Talking About My Love | |||||||
1012 | Priscilla Page + Roni Darrel | You Did | T-108 | 1966 | |||
Shoo Be Doo Be Do (now yr gone) | T-109 | ||||||
1013 | Decisions | Tears, Tears | T-114 | 1966 | |||
Don't you know it's love? | T-115 | ||||||
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1014 | Dottie & Millie | Nothing In This World | T-106 | 1966 | |||
Talking About My Baby | T-107 | ||||||
1015 | Tobi Lark | Challenge My Love | T-105 | 1966 | |||
Beloved | T-118 | ||||||
ALBUMS: |
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Research: Nold/Discogs/J Lancashire |
12/11/2024
Topper
27/10/2024
LaSalle
La Salle
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1960s soul label from Detroit, Michigan. Founded by Carl Cisco in 1967 and distributed by Solid Hitbound Productions, Inc. |
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Cat. Number | Artist | A-Side/B-Side | Mattrix | Date | |||
LA-0069 | Antiques | Go For Yourself | ZTSC-126052 | 1967 | |||
Penance | ZTSC-126053 | ||||||
LA-0070 | Lynn Terry | I Got A Good Thing Going | ZTSC-126465 | 1967 | |||
Till | ZTSC-126466 | ||||||
LA-0071 | Buena Vistas | Knock On Wood (Inst) | ZTSC-126467 | 1967 | |||
Sugar (Inst) | ZTSC-126468 | ||||||
LA-0072 | Utopias | Girls Are Against Me | ZTSC-126879 | 1967 | |||
I Want To Go Back To My Dream World | ZTSC-126880 | ||||||
Research: Nold/Jane Lancaster 2024 |
18/10/2024
Magic Touch
Magic Touch
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1970s soul label from Detroit, Michigan, owned by Herman Griffin? Northern plays, yellow. Popcorn Wylie & Tony Hester were writers and producers. JJ Barnes got a release on UK Contempo. |
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Cat. Number | Artist | A-Side/B-Side | Mattrix | Date | |||
WM 1000 | JJ Barnes | To An Early Grave | 1970 | ||||
Cloudy Days | |||||||
WM 1001 | JJ Barnes | To An Early Grave | 1970 | ||||
Cloudy Days | |||||||
MT 007 | Herman Griffin & Boys In Band | Are You For Me Or Against Me | 1970 | ||||
Gettin' Better | |||||||
Research: Nold 2024 |
28/09/2024
Jack Pot
JACK POT
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1960s soul label from Detroit, Michigan, owned by Warren Quates at 18459 Ryan Road, Detroit 34, Michigan. |
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Cat. Number | Artist | A-Side/B-Side | Mattrix | Date | |||
100 | Jimmie Hammond | One Room Country Shack | 196? | ||||
I've Got To Keep On Going | |||||||
S-2053/4 | Lt. Thomas Cannaday | Hello | S-2053 | 1962 | |||
Sloopy Twist | S-2054 | ||||||
800 | Clara Hardy | Your Too Jealous | 196? | ||||
A Touch Of Love | |||||||
X-3800 | Melvin Davis | I Don't Want You | 1963 | ||||
About Love | |||||||
Research: Nold 2024 |
27/09/2024
Dynamics
DYNAMICS
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The label was based at 5603, 16th Street, Detroit and ran from around 1968 to 1970. The owners Butler Lee Abney and Armond Abney had seen how successful Golden World was copying Motown. The brothers and business partners, like so many other tiny indie label founders in Detroit in the 1960s, thought they could make some money producing and selling records, writing and publishing songs, and managing singing acts. Johnny Adams 45 also released on Gone (1964) and Roulette. Superlatives not same group who recorded on Uptite. Yellow=Northern plays | ||||||
Cat. Number | Artist | A-Side/B-Side | Mattrix | Date | |||
D-1101 | Johnny Adams | I'm Grateful | 1965 | ||||
Going To The City | 1965 | ||||||
B-1011 | Superlatives | Do What You Wanna Do | A 95 Nashville | 1967 | |||
Forget About Tomorrow | B 95 Nashville | 1967 | |||||
D-1012 | Superlatives | Won't You Please (Be My Baby) | 1968 | ||||
Don't Ever Leave Me | 1968 | ||||||
D-1016 | Superlatives | Don't Know How To Say I Love U | 1967 | ||||
Lonely In A Crowd | 1967 | ||||||
D-1017 | Superlatives | Don't Let True Love Die | 1970 | ||||
She's My Wonder Woman | 1970 | ||||||
Jane Lancaster/Nold
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03/07/2024
TCB
TCB
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Founded by Dave Hamilton & Rony Darrell at 1587 Highland, Detroit, Michigan. Northern Soul plays marked with yellow. Deacons was a big 2-Step instrumental. |
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Cat. Number | Artist | A-Side/B-Side | Mattrix | Date | |||
778 | Sue Ann Jones | Missing You | 1968 | ||||
I'll Give You My Love | 1968 | ||||||
x-100 | Barrino Bros | Just Made A Mistake | 1969 | ||||
I'll Take My Flowers Right Now | 1969 | ||||||
50 | Dave Hamilton | The Deacons | 1970 | ||||
Pisces Place | 1970 | ||||||
51 | Dave Hamilton | The Deacons | 1970 | ||||
Pisces Place | 1970 | ||||||
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6039 | Glemie Derrell | Four O'clock Blues | |||||
My Mother Didn't Lie | |||||||
1450 | Danny Kirkland | Get Off Your But And Boogie | |||||
Beloved | |||||||
ALBUMS: The Union Grace Missionary Baptist Church Of God - God's Going To Close The Book Of Life |
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Research: Mickey Nold/Discogs |
02/07/2024
Village
Village | 1960s soul label from Detroit, Michigan, owned by Ed Kaplan. One single, arranged by Mike Terry, produced by Tom Moers. Yellow: Popular plays. |
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Cat. Number | Artist | A-Side/B-Side | Mattrix | Date | ||
VR1000 | Sea Shells | Quiet Home | ZTSC126033 | 1967 | ||
Another Tear Must Fall | ZTSC127034 | 1967 | ||||
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Research: Mickey Nold/Jane Lancashire |
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