The group may have been from Ocala, Florida. That is conjecture. but the last name of the songwriter is "St. Thomastein," which is a very unusual last name. A Les St. Thomastein Jr. is buried in Good Shepherd cemetery in Ocala. He was only 10 years old when he died in 1984, so he could not be the songwriter, but he was a "Jr." so his dad must have also been Les St. Thomastein, and while the first letter in the writer's credit looks more like an "I." than an "L." it could be a misprint.
The best funk 45 ever made !
In love with this.
unforgettable track. one of my favorites…
Great music, bass player is stand out, God bless them all on this track. Heart breaking we fade so quickly...
Shades of Inner City Blues
wow. thank you!!!
Beautiful track all around
I found a repress of this on turntable lab. Not an OG but at least it's tangible...
The group may have been from Ocala, Florida. That is conjecture. but the last name of the songwriter is "St. Thomastein," which is a very unusual last name. A Les St. Thomastein Jr. is buried in Good Shepherd cemetery in Ocala. He was only 10 years old when he died in 1984, so he could not be the songwriter, but he was a "Jr." so his dad must have also been Les St. Thomastein, and while the first letter in the writer's credit looks more like an "I." than an "L." it could be a misprint.
i just bought a copy of this of a gloster collector for a 4 figure some.
YESH Bobby j
superbe
Dat bass tho
it was just re-released on kay-dee records
Dr0facekillah DOPE!!!
@Yemsky
I wish.
!!!
You have this?
Awful lol