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Classic Southern Soul, recorded at Quin Ivy's studio in Sheffield, Alabama, by a New York singer who was the daughter of blues man Josh White. She recorded for Philips before signing to Buddah where, apart from this brilliant 45, she released a 45 as half of Bongi & Judy, and also released the much more uptown Girl's Can't Do What The Guys Do / Building A World For Two before moving to T-Neck. She released a few 45s on T-Neck and then quit secular music to join The Patterson Singers - I wonder if she was with them when they recorded their wonderful secular album for Atco. As for this song - it's fantastic, but great as it is, the flip is even better!
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