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For Deram DM 132, a bit of a challenge. Robb and Dean Douglass's "I Can Make It With You" doesn't seem to be available anywhere, but the B side, "Phone Me" is. All I know about them is that their real names were Joe Fagan and Ray French, they supposedly met in a BBC dressing room three months prior to the release of this record in June of '67, and they put out 2 singles on Deram. "Phone Me" is a bit of a Hammond driven soul shouter, maybe even 'Northern Soul'
Posted by Greg Weatherby on September 08, 2011 in 45's, Northern Soul, The History of Deram Records | Permalink
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