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Memphis Records
The label was owned by Billy Butler and Jerry Butler and only issued five singles before going bust in 1971. Even so, every one is a gem ! James Spencer's 'Take This Woman' is nice early funk and has appeared on funk compilation CDs. The Girls are a complete unknown - but great nevertheless. Billy Butler never fails to impress and this time he's funky! The two Ollie Nightingale 45s were produced by Gene (Bowlegs) Miller - need I say more...
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45-101
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25 Sep 1970
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James Spencer |
Take This Woman Off The Corner |
70m1017
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I Need Your Love |
70m1016
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45-102
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1 Nov 1970
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The Girls |
Mark My Words |
1037
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The Hurt's Still There |
1036
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45-103
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Apr 1971
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Billy Butler & Infinity |
Free Yourself |
71m1080
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I Don't Want To Lose You |
71m1081
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45-104
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Mar 1971
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Ollie Nightingale |
Standing On Your Promise |
71m1032
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It's A Sad Thing |
71m1077
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45-105
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Jun 1971
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Ollie Nightingale |
I'll Take Care Of You |
71m2016
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I Don't Know Why I Love You |
71m2015
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NOTE: 45-105 was also issued in promo form with "I'll Take Care Of You" on both sides.
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