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Michael McGloiry —
Won't You Let Me Be The One (versions 1 & 2) (special dee-jay edit) ... 7-inch 
Airwave, 1980. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
... 7-inch, Vinyl record
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Brunswick, 1973. Very Good+ ... $4.99
Not to be confused with JJ Johnson, Jay Johnson is a deep voiced singer who kicks off this track with a Barry White-styled monologue – seducing a female lover with his words as strings build up behind him, never actually singing, but talking his way through the whole track – leaving things pretty hot n bothered by the end of part 2! 7-inch, Vinyl record
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Johnny Sayles —
Don't Turn Your Back On Me/Mar V Lus, 1965. Very Good ... Out Of Stock
Although he doesn't always get the same sort of coverage as Otis Clay, Johnny Sayles was another one of the great underground deep soul singers of the Chicago scene of the 60's. This excellent single on Mar V Lus features two nice ones – the bluesy "You Told A Lie", with screaming that would put Screamin' Jay to shame; and the excellent uptempo "Don't Turn Your Back On Me", which has a good mid 60's James Brown sort of groove. 7-inch, Vinyl record
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