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Mint...The final September Jones track to be discovered from her amazing eight-song Pied Piper sessions is ‘Chink A Chank Baby’ – the original Detroit recording of a backing track that Doni Burdick recorded over years later as ‘Whatcha Gonna Do’. Burdick’s version went big in some rare soul venues when found in the 90s but is a shadow of September’s exhilarating outing. The flip is the backing track of the Hesitations’ ‘That’s What Love Is’, a stormer of a record the music of which was re-used for Eddie Parker’s ‘I’m Gone’ a couple of years later

‘Paper Man’ is a major discovery for lovers of Sam Dees music and the Atlanta/Birmingham soul sound of the 70s. Written and recorded in that productive period, it has only just been found in the vault of Moonsong / Clintone recordings. Sam Dees worked with Alpaca Phase III for the Atlantic release ‘I Like To Party’ in 1974 and a Clintone release the following year. He co-wrote this ballad with Wes Lewis and Ken Walker from the group (he also composed ‘Someone To Run To with Wes Lewis and group member Berry Collins). Dees is the vocalist on ‘False Alarms’, one of several brilliant Dees’ compositions first released on his “Second To None” Kent CD in 1995. With “so tied up” being such an important lyric in this song, it is conceivable that it is a forerunner of ‘So Tied Up’ which featured on his Atlantic LP at this time.

YES YES YES...........Sublime 60s/70s Crossover Dancer for a song

Mint Mint Mint DEMO DEMO DEMO...One I First Found In 78 But It Was Too Slow For The Scene Then, Very RARE & Still Unknown 60s Northern MOD Dancer Both Sides Have Something. Flip-side "can't Waste" Is Not Unlike Northern Classic From Pookie Hudson "this gets to me", Whilst Flip More Of A MOD Dancer. Tony Wilson Was The Founder Of HOT CHOCOLATE And One Of The Singers, Bass Player, and Song Writer.