REPOST: Reposting this for my own self to keep clear with the music machines below. What I wrote before (is still true): Here we go, with A Little Bit Of Soul and Little Black Egg (the Pagans covered this classic!) and the flexi with the Laura label songs are outstanding! And from Discogs: Mansfield, Ohio-based pop group that experienced meteoric, but short-lived pop success in 1967 with the hit song, Little Bit O' Soul. Members included Jamie Lyons (vocals, percussion), Don "Tudor" Atkins (lead guitar), Richard Nesta (guitar), Burton "Butch" Sahl (bass), and Dave Webster (drums).
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mrRadio said...
For correctness.. album pictured is "The Very Best Of" and not "st", which looked almost the same but was from 1967. Thanks
March 26, 2019 at 1:01 AM
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Three plays for a nickle on the jukebox when this came out. I'd play this, Time Won't Let Me and I Am A Rock over and over. My father was a soldier then.
FGW, thanks for all your comments... I love to read them and know the situations behind some of these bands!
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