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When Stax went bust in 1975 three members of The Soul Children ended up signing to Epic. The fourth member, Shelbra Bennett, changed her name to Shelbra Deane and recorded a few solo 45s for Casino and Muscle Shoals Sound. This is, by a long way, my favourite of all her solo sides. She released a couple of pretty, sweet ballads including the flip of this - 'Smile Me A Song' - which had previously been released as the flip to 'A Man's Got Too Much Dog In Him' on Casino and is already on my channel here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2jYeYJeLD58 and 'Seeing You Again' on MSS http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydGrt4d0ryc This song is a much tougher piece of country soul though, and far more reminiscent of her days with The Soul Children. She recorded a couple of tracks for Sound Town in Memphis in the early 80s which remained unreleased until recently, and it's a real shame she didn't carry on recording.
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