THE ORLONS - SPINNIN' TOP
This is the second to last single by this great 3 girl/ 1 guy group who had their biggest hit with "South Street" (where all the hippies meet, hahahaha).Lead singer Rosetta Hightower continued on in the UK as a solo singer.from 1966...THE ORLONS - SPINNIN' TOP

ROYAL JOKERS - LOVE GAME (FROM A TO Z)
This record was the final release from this Detroit group that got its' start in 1958 and made the transformation from Doo Wop to soul. This incredibly catchy song was also arranged by legendary Detroit whiz Joe Hunter (also a member of Motown's "funk brothers").from 1967...

MIGHTY MARVELOWS - I'M SO CONFUSED
Originally known simply as the Marvelows ("I Do" was one of the very first records featured on this blog) this Chicago group added the "Mighty" adjective when an L.A based group called The Marvellos (see "Somethin's Burnin'" posted here a few weeks back). They certainly w

LEE ROGERS - CRACKED UP OVER YOU
I've featured a number of sides by this under appreciated Detroiter, and this one really cooks. Notice the misspelling on the label...ps- I am gonna be in Sao Paulo, Brazil for a week, but thru the wonders of wi-fi I will do my best to deliver a (hopefully) consistent daily 45!

DEE EDWARDS - YOU SAY YOU LOVE ME
This track is a recent (to me) discovery which has a great Mary Wells/ Barbara Lewis type smooth sound (Dee Edwards was a Detroit based singer, and Tuba was a local label trying their best to be a mini-Motown). Dee had a long career in music which culminated in a big disco hit with "Strangers On The Shore"