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Tuesday 4 January 2011

NS542 Danny Woods [1965] - You Had Me Fooled [Correc-Tone 1052]



542 Danny Woods [1965] - You Had Me Fooled [Correc-Tone 1052]

b/w: My Love Will Never Be The Same
Format: 45
Label: Correc-Tone
Cat No: 1052
Year: 1965
Value: £500-£700

This is an 'evergreen' early 60s Detroit RnB dancer with all the right ingredients for an all-nighter.

Correc-tone was one of the early influential Detroit independent labels.  Unfortunately there were only 11 releases before it folded owing to cash flow problems.  Many of the artists are well known and loved in Northern Soul circles such as Wilson Pickett (who had the first release on the label 501), Yvonne Vernee (featured earlier in the NS600 series) and Danny Woods all having solitary releases and Theresa Lindsay who would issue 3 45s on the label.  Read all about Correc-Tone @ SoulfulDetroit


Danny Woods would later go on to join Chairman Of the Board on Invictus after Holland Dozier Holland left Motown in 1967 teaming up with General (Norman) Johnson, Eddie Curtis and Harrison Kennedy.  General Johnson had previously been lead singer with The Showmen who had a monster on the scene with 'Our Love Will Grow'.
 


Danny Woods [1965] - My Love Will Never Be The Same Again [Correc-Tone 1052]





Danny Woods [1967] - 90 Days In The County Jail [Smash S-2106]


Danny Woods [1967] - Sweet Darling Angel [Smash S-2106]


Danny Woods [1968] - Come On And Dance Part II /To Be Loved [Smash S-2140]



Danny Woods [1968] - I Want To Thank You (Fort Love And Devotion) [Smash S-2159]

Danny Woods [1968] - Come On And Dance Part I [Smash S-2159]


Danny Woods [1972] - Let It Ride [Invictus Is-9116]


Danny Woods [1972] - It Didn't Take Long [Invictus Is-9116]


Danny Woods [1972] - Everybody's Tippin' [Invictus Is-9132]



Danny Woods [1972] - Roller Coaster [Invictus Is-9132]



Danny released a solo LP 'Aries' on Invicus in 1972.  The stand-out tracks are his solo version of 'Working On A Building Of Love', 'Roller Coaster' and 'Two Can Be As Lonely As One'.


Two Can Be As Lonely As One




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