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AN ALL- CAROLINAS SHOW HERE AT ALL HEART BUT NO CHART!

Artist	Title	Label	Date	Origin	Comments
Malibus	Humpty Dumpty Was Making Out	Dawn	1966	Charleston SC
Unknown IV	What’s Gonna Happen	JCP	1965	Raleigh NC	Drums Frank Presnell to Frankie & the Damons for three singles.
Captain Speed & the Funji Electric Mothers	Reptilian Disaster	unreleased	rec 1968	Winston-Salem NC	Precursor band to Arrogance via Mike Greer.
Mod VI	It’s Not the Same	Poe	1968	Aiken SC	The draft queered a deal with Capitol Records.
Mod VI	What Can I Do	Emerald	1968	Aiken SC	Drummer Rick Peterson later with Lion on Mainstream.
Bojax	Fast Life	Panther	1968	Greenville SC	Wr: Rudy Wyatt of The Roots & The Wyld, and author of "It’s a Long Journey."
New Mix	Ursula	United Artists	1968	Statesville NC	A re-named Eighteenth Edition.
New Mix	While We Waited	United Artists	1968	Statesville NC	Personnel intertwined with Paragons, Catalinas, Villagers, August, Spongetones.
Black Rain	Somewhere	Earth	1968	Charleston SC
Majestics	Sick & Tired	JCP	1965	Fayetteville NC	Became Corporate Image. Cover of Fats Domino’s hit, #22 on Billboard in 1958.
Corporate Image	The Creeper	Shadows	1969	Fayetteville NC	Early Willie French Lowery.
Plant and See	Love & Affection	White Whale	1969	Lumberton NC	With Willie French Lowery.
The Barons	If You Want a Little Lovin’	Key	1959	Greenville SC	Had five singles, and an LP recorded at Mark V Studios.
The Barons	Teenage Years	Midnite	1962	Greenville SC
Johnny Earl	Pull It, Man	Gyro	1960	Greenville SC	Nee Earl Theodore Baughman, a DJ at WESC. Cowr "Say Mama" for Gene Vincent.
Virginians	It’s a Long Way Back to Paradise	Epic	1966	No. Wilkesboro & Chapel Hill NC	Oliver, pre-Good Earth and solo career. Wr: Geld-Udell of "Sealed With a Kiss" fame.
Virginians	One More River	Epic Legacy	rec 1967 rel 2018	No. Wilkesboro & Chapel Hill NC	Bill Swofford (Oliver), Bob Hinkle & Dan Shepherd.
Brotherly Love	Elaine, Elaine	Goldleaf	1968	Rocky Mount NC
Friends	Million Miles From Home	Wamin	1972	Camden – Columbia SC	Recorded at Reflection Studios, Charlotte, NC.
Friends	My Land	Hard Head	1972	Camden – Columbia SC	Gtr Rusty Davis father Patrick Davis, a Nashville songwriter & producer of note.
Shadows	She’s Like That	Gold Standard	1966	Hazelwood NC	Gtr Dennis Robbins to The Rockets of "Oh Well" fame, and author of several C&W hits.
Invaders	Working for Your Love	JCP	1966	Asheboro NC
Universals	Louis the II	M & G	1967	Boomer – Elkin NC	Recorded at Arthur Smith Studios.
Bondsmen	Out of Sight	Justice	1967	Durham NC
Harry Deal & the Galaxies	Shame Shame Shame	Lotus	1967	Taylorsville NC	Orig: Jimmy Reed.
Harry Deal & the Galaxies	Salty Dog	Jubilee	1967	Taylorsville NC	Early 20th century folk standard. Created the prolific Galaxie III Studios.
Scotsmen	A Groovy Place	Romat	1969	Greenville NC
Tombstones	I Want You	Grave	1967	Greenville SC	Opened for the Dave Clark Five in 1967.
Pendelums[sic]	Tell Me	Spinx	1967	Columbia SC	Recorded at Arthur Smith Studios.
New Generation	That’s the Sun	Sonic	1968	Spartanburg SC	Tommy Caldwell & Doug Gray to the Marshall Tucker Band.
Electric Love	Gotta Get Back to My Baby	Charay	1968	Asheville NC	Had a second single on the Bandit label.
Electric Love	This Seat is Saved	Charay	1968	Asheville NC
Ideals Combo	Lift Off	Jim Dandy	1962	Columbia SC	Morphed into the Dimensions who record at both Arthur Smith and Mark V.
Bob Meyer & the Rivieras	Behold	Lawn & Casino	1964	Charlotte NC
Bob Meyer & the Rivieras	You’ve Got to Tell Me	Lawn & Casino	1964	Charlotte NC
Villagers	It’s Alright	unreleased	rec 1968	Union & Whitmire SC	A Mark V studios recording.
Nurks	When You Can	Modoc	1968	Anderson SC	Frequently played The Chicken Shack in Seneca, SC.
Nurks	Another Rainbow	Modoc	1968	Anderson SC
Carolyn Sullivan	Dead	Soft & Philips	1968	Greenville SC	Cowr: Moses Dillard of the Dynamic Showmen and Muscle Shoals session work.
Teen-Beets	I Guess That’s Why You’re Mine	Chain	1965	Winston-Salem NC	Recorded at Arthur Smith Studios. One of their four singles.