Take it From Me / Poor Loser
Barbara Longâs exquisite vocals on âTake It From Meâ are backed by a heavenly backing group that was no doubt arranged and maybe featured Raynoma âMiss Rayâ Gordy, Berryâs second wife and co-founder of Motown. This song was written by Eddie Singleton, Rayâs new partner who set up Shrine Records with her in Washington DC. The record came out on their sister label Jet Set, but sold poorly and is very sought after now.
Singleton wrote another beautiful harmony ballad, âPoor Loserâ for his main group the Cautions - issued on Shrine in 1966. It was their second single and got lost in the companyâs implosion with most copies incinerated in record distributor Waxie Maxieâs fire. Its Northern soul flip makes it a ÂŁ2,000 record on original.
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$6.00Take it From Me / Poor Loser
Barbara Longâs exquisite vocals on âTake It From Meâ are backed by a heavenly backing group that was no doubt arranged and maybe featured Raynoma âMiss Rayâ Gordy, Berryâs second wife and co-founder of Motown. This song was written by Eddie Singleton, Rayâs new partner who set up Shrine Records with her in Washington DC. The record came out on their sister label Jet Set, but sold poorly and is very sought after now.
Singleton wrote another beautiful harmony ballad, âPoor Loserâ for his main group the Cautions - issued on Shrine in 1966. It was their second single and got lost in the companyâs implosion with most copies incinerated in record distributor Waxie Maxieâs fire. Its Northern soul flip makes it a ÂŁ2,000 record on original.
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Barbara Longâs exquisite vocals on âTake It From Meâ are backed by a heavenly backing group that was no doubt arranged and maybe featured Raynoma âMiss Rayâ Gordy, Berryâs second wife and co-founder of Motown. This song was written by Eddie Singleton, Rayâs new partner who set up Shrine Records with her in Washington DC. The record came out on their sister label Jet Set, but sold poorly and is very sought after now.
Singleton wrote another beautiful harmony ballad, âPoor Loserâ for his main group the Cautions - issued on Shrine in 1966. It was their second single and got lost in the companyâs implosion with most copies incinerated in record distributor Waxie Maxieâs fire. Its Northern soul flip makes it a ÂŁ2,000 record on original.
