I don’t have much info on this post, but somewhere along the line I thought The Wilder Bros. hailed form Cinci… Maybe because the lable is anchored there.

The Wilder Bros.-Just Like You

With Blogger not supporting FTP blogs & my difficult struggles to migrate to another site…the end my be near here kiddies….

From 1966 comes a rare punker by The Epics on the DOLPHIN label. Not much info on this one. It does show up on Highs in The Mid-Sixties… Ohio vol. 2.

The Epics-White Collar House

Very little info here on this 1981 release by Half & Half. Guessing they wey from the Cinci area based on the label. Classic early ’80s R&B.

Half & Half-You Got All My Love

Here’s a raw punker from ’67 by The Livin’ End. This one has made later appearances on several comp. LPs. I believe this was their only release.

The Livin’ End-You’re% My Woman

From June 1967 comes this offering by The Great Society. This was the first label the band released it on. A later release was on COUNTERPART.

The Great Society-Second Day

From 1971 comes a taste of north-shore soul by Bert Green. Not much info here to add.

Bert Green-It’s All Your Fault

With only one mid-60’s 45rpm to their name, Dayton’s The Vacant Lot was host to local talent Roger Sayre. The band morphed from another which was called The X-cellents. Hopefully, I will discover something from them….

The Vacant Lot-This Little Feelin’

From 1978 comes a James Brown sounding funk/soul side from D.A.B Express. This one is a favorite for some northern soul collectors…demanding big $$ several years ago.

D.A.B Express-Funky Rufe Top

Back when this cool rockabilly side was released (March 1957), many would have labeled it as a Elvis sound-a-like.Maybe so, but giving it a listen after all these years, I call it’s a slab of pure bliss. On the rare DESS label, here’s Little Donnie Bowshier with the Radio Ranch Boys.

Little Donnie Bowshier-Rock And Roll Joys