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Edward Kirby = Prince Gabe Perhaps this 45 is from the Memphis area.

Although there were no Copyright filings for these two songs, other filings indicate that Big Lucky = Levester Carter; Prince Gabe = Edward Lee Kirby; and Lindburgh (or Lindberg or Lindbergh or Lindy) Nelson was the 3rd Composer. Their first Copyright together was in 1956.

Folker: Not the first time this label has issued singles on a plain white label. X-7113 was also released on a white label and my comment on that page from 22nd May 2018 talk about other white label pressings and has links to other entries. Some Warner Bros. oldies...

This Canadian run was VERY short because Laurie records pulled "The Real Thing" and replaced it with "Did You Ever Go Steady" within a month. "The Real Thing" was released by Tina Britt on the Eastern label a few weeks before this came out and the most interesting thing is...

This one

This obit may link Palma Jo & Tony Trunk

Brilliant information W.B.lbl . What is impressive to me is that you have 4103 records in your collection and that you have measured all of them!

Which 'original' do you mean Mike?

[YouTube Video] Don't Walk Away Label images & A Side video added

Thanks for the Comments, Sundry1 & mickey rat. At this point it seems that this 45 and the Palma Jo are not connected to the other three connected to Sir Joe Quarterman & Den Music. It wouldn't be a surprise if the Tonjo on these two 45s came from Tony Trunk & Palma Jo....

Ever notice a misspelling on the Los Angeles-typeset {Image #3263629} - "The Persausions"?

[YouTube Video] If Ever You're In My Arms Again Promo images & A Side video added

According to the review in The Gramophone Isobel Baillie is not on this EP. She was on the LP from which it was taken