1967 45rpm record THE SEVEN SOULS Promo I'm No Stranger/Still Love You OKEH
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Has Been Kept in That Paper Sleeve All These Years - looks to be in nice condition. I don't have a record player to verify quality.
ALSO HAS LITTLE CARD FOR JUKE BOX
okeh 4-7289
Code JSB4
On Jan-13-13 at 12:18:33 PST, seller added the following information:from wikipedia:
Dropping out of UCLA before graduation, Bob Welch joined the Los Angeles-based interracial vocal group, The Seven Souls, as a guitarist in 1964,[3] replacing band member Ray Tusken, a guitarist who went on to become vice-president in charge of A&R for Capitol Records.[4] The Seven Souls lost a battle of the bands competition whose prize was a recording contract with Epic Records, to Sly and the Family Stone. The original line-up included lead singer Ivory Hudson, saxophonist and singer Henry Moore, drummer Ron Edge and bassist Billy Diez. (Later band members Bobby Watson and Tony Maiden subsequently formed the funk group Rufus with Chaka Khan.)[5]
The Seven Souls' 1967 release "I'm No Stranger / I Still Love You" (OKeh 7289) made no impact at the time of its release, despite subsequent issue in France and Italy. However, the B-side "I Still Love You" has become a Northern Soul anthem over the past 30 years with original copies on OKeh (or French CBS / Italian Epic) changing hands for anything up to £400. The Seven Souls broke up in 1969.
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