| ARTIST | Lee ‘Shot’ Williams / Harold Burrage |
|---|---|
| A SIDE | Lee ‘Shot’ Williams – Hello Baby |
| B SIDE | Harold Burrage – Please Love Me |
| LABEL | Kent |
| FORMAT | 7″ Vinyl |
| GENRE | Northern Soul, 60s Soul, R&B |
| RELEASE YEAR | 2014 |
| CONDITION | Excellent |
Lee ‘Shot’ Williams – Hello Baby / Harold Burrage – Please Love Me 45 (Kent) 7″ Vinyl
Code: TOWN155
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LEE ‘SHOT’ WILLIAMS Hello Baby
HAROLD BURRAGE Please Love Me
Richard Stamz was a colourful Chicago DJ and TV host who ventured into the record business in the early 60s with his Foxy and Paso labels. His main artist and right-hand man was Harold Burrage, whose ‘Please Love Me’ was the original of the Monk Higgins song that became a local R&B hit for Betty Everett three years later. Lee “Shot” Williams’ ‘Hello Baby’ is low-down dirty R&B at its best. – Ace Records
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