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Don Covay: Back To The Roots (Part 1) / Back To The Roots (Part 2)  USA, 1977 - 7" - U-Von 102 - non-album single - sans serif font for record label, no manufacturer's credits - promo white labels |
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Don Covay: Back To The Roots (Part 1) / Back To The Roots (Part 2) USA, 1977 - 7" - U-Von 102 - non-album single - sans serif font for record label, no manufacturer's credits, prod. credits on the left |
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Don Covay: You're Good For Me / Truth Of The Light USA, 1965 - 7" - Landa 701 - Promo-only release - Landa Records discography consists of only around 30 singles, all issued in the years 1961-1965 |
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Don Covay: Take This Hurt Off Me / Please Don't Let Me Know USA, 1964 - 7" - Rosemart 45-802 - thick lettering - matrix number on the left |
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Don Covay: Take This Hurt Off Me / Please Don't Let Me Know USA, 1964 - 7" - Rosemart 45-802 - thin lettering - matrix number on the left |
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Don Covay: Believe It Or Not / Betty Jean USA, 1958 - 7" - Sue 709 - White promo labels |
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Don Covay: Believe It Or Not / Betty Jean USA, 1958 - 7" - Sue 709 - Black labels stock copy |
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Don Covay: Beauty And The Beast / Cause I Love You USA, 1960 - 7" - BigTop 45-3033 - March 1960 - white promo labels |
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Don Covay: Hey There / I'm Coming Down With The Blues USA, 1960 - 7" - BigTop 3060 - rel. Dec 5, 1960 |
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Don Covay: Mercy Mercy USA, 1964 - 7" - Atlantic - 1-sided acetate titled 'Have Mercy - Don Covay in person' - A-1 Sound Studios Inc. - unissued live version, including a long introduction speaking and yelling with the audience |
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Don Covay: Back To The Roots (Part 1) / Back To The Roots (Part 2) USA, 1977 - 7" - U-Von UV-102 - non-album single - serif font for record label, manufacturer's credits |
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Don Covay: Back To The Roots (Part 1) / Back To The Roots (Part 2) USA, 1977 - 7" - U-Von 101 - non-album single - sans serif font for record label, no manufacturer's credits, prod. credits in the bottom |
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The Soul Clan (Arthur Conley, Ben E. King, Don Covay, Joe Tex, Solomon Burke): Soul Meeting / That's How It Feels USA, 1968 - 7" CS - Atlantic 45-2530 - 'WM' matrix [pressed by Midwest Record Pressings, Chicago, IL] |
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The Soul Clan (Arthur Conley, Ben E. King, Don Covay, Joe Tex, Solomon Burke): Soul Meeting / That's How It Feels USA, 1968 - 7" CS - Atlantic 45-2530 - promo red and white labels - 'WM' matrix [pressed by Midwest Record Pressings, Chicago, IL] |
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The Soul Clan (Arthur Conley, Ben E. King, Don Covay, Joe Tex, Solomon Burke): Soul Meeting / That's How It Feels USA, 1968 - 7" CS - Atlantic 45-2530 - promo red and white labels - 'SP' matrix [pressed by Specialty Records Corp., Olyphant, PA] |
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The Soul Clan (Arthur Conley, Ben E. King, Don Covay, Joe Tex, Solomon Burke): Soul Meeting / That's How It Feels USA, 1968 - 7" CS - Atlantic 45-2530 - promo red and white labels - 'PL' matrix [pressed by Plastic Products, Inc., Memphis, TN] - some copies in PS |
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The Soul Clan (Arthur Conley, Ben E. King, Don Covay, Joe Tex, Solomon Burke): Soul Meeting / That's How It Feels USA, 1968 - 7" CS - Atlantic 45-2530 - 'MO' matrix [pressed by Monarch Record Mfg. Co., Los Angeles, CA] |
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The Soul Clan (Arthur Conley, Ben E. King, Don Covay, Joe Tex, Solomon Burke): Soul Meeting / That's How It Feels USA, 1968 - 7" CS - Atlantic 45-2530 - 'SP' matrix [pressed by Specialty Records Corp., Olyphant, PA] - full line-up on labels |
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The Soul Clan (Arthur Conley, Ben E. King, Don Covay, Joe Tex, Solomon Burke): Soul Meeting / That's How It Feels USA, 1968 - 7" CS - Atlantic 2530 - single 2530 number (instead of 45-2530) |
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The Soldier Boys (feat. Don Covay): I'm Your Soldier Boy / You Picked Me USA, 1962 - 7" CS - Scepter A-1230 - co-author wrongly credited to John Barry, instead of John Berry who was writing songs with Don Covay at the time |
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The Soldier Boys (feat. Don Covay): I'm Your Soldier Boy / You Picked Me USA, 1962 - 7" CS - Scepter A-1230 - promo white labels - co-author wrongly credited to John Barry, instead of John Berry who was writing songs with Don Covay at the time |
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The Rainbows (possibly feat. Don Covay): Mary Lee / Evening USA, 1980 - 7" CS - Collectables 1659 - the presence of Don Covay on this record is likely but unconfirmed - reissue from the Collectables series, most likely from the 1980s - black vinyl, pink labels |
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The Rainbows (possibly feat. Don Covay): Mary Lee / Evening USA, 1980 - 7" CS - Collectables 1659 - the presence of Don Covay on this record is likely but unconfirmed - reissue from the Collectables series, most likely from the 1980s - red vinyl |
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The Rainbows (feat. Don Covay): Shirley / Stay USA, 1980 - 7" CS - Collectables - 1980s reissue of the 1956 single issued on Pilgrim |
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The Goodtimers (feat. Don Covay): Pony Time / Love Boat USA, 1961 - 7" CS - Arnold 1002 - red/orange labels (stock copy) - Arnold Records (missing the 'Inc.') |
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The Goodtimers (feat. Don Covay): It's Twistin' Time / Twistin' Train USA, 1961 - 7" CS - EPIC 9484 - released on nov. 27, 1961 - promo white labels |
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Pretty Boy (Don Covay): Bip Bop Bip / Paper Dollar USA, 1957 - 7" CS - Atlantic 45-1147 - 1st Don Covay single - w/ Little Richard's band the Upsetters |
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Pretty Boy (Don Covay): Bip Bop Bip / Paper Dollar USA, 1957 - 7" CS - Atlantic 45-1147 - with the Upsetters - promo white labels |
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Don Covay and The Jefferson Lemon Blues Band: Sweet Pea (Don't Love Nobody But Herself) / C.C. Rider Blues USA, 1969 - 7" CS - Atlantic 45-2609 - 'PL' matrix [pressed by Plastic Products, Inc., Memphis, TN] |
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Don Covay and The Jefferson Lemon Blues Band: Sookie Sookie / Soul Stirrer USA, 1970 - 7" CS - Atlantic 45-2742 - 'MO' matrix [pressed by Monarch Record Mfg. Co., Los Angeles, CA] - although credited to Don Covay and The Jefferson Lemon Blues Band, 'Sookie Sookie' should be credited to Don Covay and The Goodtimers here, as the track was extracted from the 1966 'See-Saw' album |
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Don Covay and The Jefferson Lemon Blues Band: Sweet Pea (Don't Love Nobody But Herself) / C.C. Rider Blues USA, 1969 - 7" CS - Atlantic 45-2609 - promo red and white labels - 'SP' matrix [pressed by Specialty Records Corp., Olyphant, PA] |
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Don Covay and The Jefferson Lemon Blues Band: Sweet Pea (Don't Love Nobody But Herself) / C.C. Rider Blues USA, 1969 - 7" CS - Atlantic 45-2609 - 'SP' matrix [pressed by Specialty Records Corp., Olyphant, PA] |
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Don Covay and The Jefferson Lemon Blues Band: Black Woman USA, 1969 - 7" CS - Atlantic 45-2666 - promo 1-sided red and white labels - stereo note |
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Don Covay and The Jefferson Lemon Blues Band: Daddy Please Don't Go Out Tonight / Why Did You Put Your Shoes Under My Bed USA, 1972 - 7" CS - Janus 181 - |
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Don Covay and The Jefferson Lemon Blues Band: Ice Cream Man (The Gimmie Game) / Black Woman USA, 1969 - 7" CS - Atlantic 45-2666 - 'MO' matrix [pressed by Monarch Record Mfg. Co., Los Angeles, CA] |
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Don Covay and The Jefferson Lemon Blues Band: Ice Cream Man (The Gimmie Game) / Black Woman USA, 1969 - 7" CS - Atlantic 45-2666 - promo red and white labels - 'SP' matrix [pressed by Specialty Records Corp., Olyphant, PA] |
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Don Covay and The Jefferson Lemon Blues Band: Sookie Sookie / Soul Stirrer USA, 1970 - 7" CS - Atlantic 45-2742 - Promo white and red labels - 'MO' matrix [pressed by Monarch Record Mfg. Co., Los Angeles, CA] - although credited to Don Covay and The Jefferson Lemon Blues Band, 'Sookie Sookie' should be credited to Don Covay and The Goodtimers here, as the track was extracted from the 1966 'See-Saw' album |
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Don Covay and The Jefferson Lemon Blues Band: Sookie Sookie / Soul Stirrer USA, 1970 - 7" CS - Atlantic 45-2742 - promo white and red labels - 'SP' matrix [pressed by Specialty Records Corp., Olyphant, PA] - although credited to Don Covay and The Jefferson Lemon Blues Band, 'Sookie Sookie' should be credited to Don Covay and The Goodtimers here, as the track was extracted from the 1966 'See-Saw' album - 'Soul Stripper' was retitled 'Soul Stirrer' on stock copies of this single |
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Don Covay and The Jefferson Lemon Blues Band: Ice Cream Man (The Gimmie Game) / Black Woman USA, 1969 - 7" CS - Atlantic 45-2666 - 'PL' matrix [pressed by Plastic Products, Inc., Memphis, TN] |
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Don Covay and The Jefferson Lemon Blues Band: Ice Cream Man (The Gimmie Game) / Black Woman USA, 1969 - 7" CS - Atlantic 45-2666 - 'SP' matrix [pressed by Specialty Records Corp., Olyphant, PA] |
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Don Covay and The Jefferson Lemon Blues Band: Ice Cream Man (The Gimmie Game) / Black Woman USA, 1969 - 7" CS - Atlantic 45-2666 - promo red and white labels - 'PL' matrix [pressed by Plastic Products, Inc., Memphis, TN] |
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Don Covay and The Jefferson Lemon Blues Band: Sookie Sookie / Soul Stirrer USA, 1970 - 7" CS - Atlantic 45-2742 - 'SP' matrix [pressed by Specialty Records Corp., Olyphant, PA] - although credited to Don Covay and The Jefferson Lemon Blues Band, 'Sookie Sookie' should be credited to Don Covay and The Goodtimers here, as the track was extracted from the 1966 'See-Saw' album |
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Don Covay and The Jefferson Lemon Blues Band: Sweet Pea (Don't Love Nobody But Herself) / C.C. Rider Blues USA, 1969 - 7" CS - Atlantic 45-2609 - Promo black and white labels - 'MO' matrix [pressed by Monarch Record Mfg. Co., Los Angeles, CA] |
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Don Covay and The Jefferson Lemon Blues Band: Sweet Thang / Standing In The Grits Line USA, 1971 - 7" CS - Janus 164 - marroon labels - "this song is rated 'F' (Funky)" on the right of labels |
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Don Covay and The Jefferson Lemon Blues Band: Daddy Please Don't Go Out Tonight / Why Did You Put Your Shoes Under My Bed USA, 1972 - 7" CS - Janus 181 - J 1723 / J 1731 - promo white labels |
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Don Covay and The Jefferson Lemon Blues Band: Sweet Pea (Don't Love Nobody But Herself) / C.C. Rider Blues USA, 1969 - 7" CS - Atlantic 45-2609 - promo red and white labels - 'PL' matrix [pressed by Plastic Products, Inc., Memphis, TN] |
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Don Covay and The Jefferson Lemon Blues Band: Sweet Thang / Standing In The Grits Line USA, 1971 - 7" CS - Janus 164 - promo white labels - stereo |
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Don Covay and The Jefferson Lemon Blues Band: Sweet Thang / Standing In The Grits Line USA, 1971 - 7" CS - Janus 164 - marroon labels - "this song is rated 'F' (Funky)" in the bottom of labels |
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Don Covay and The Jefferson Lemon Blues Band: Sookie Sookie / Soul Stirrer USA, 1970 - 7" CS - Atlantic 45-2742 - promo white and red labels - 'PL' matrix [pressed by Plastic Products, Inc., Memphis, TN] although credited to Don Covay and The Jefferson Lemon Blues Band, 'Sookie Sookie' should be credited to Don Covay and The Goodtimers here, as the track was extracted from the 1966 'See-Saw' album |
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Don Covay and The Jefferson Lemon Blues Band: Daddy Please Don't Go Out Tonight / Daddy Please Don't Go Out Tonight USA, 1972 - 7" CS - Janus 181 - promo white labels - same on both sides |