Isn't it strange? I did a discography for Cynthia Girty a few months
        ago after the
        North Broad St release
        of her single with Arenita Walker but couldn't find a sound clip for the
        flip side of her  Big Hit release "Many Moods Of A Man" and then,
        like the proverbial London bus, two turn up one after another as it was
        recently released on a Tuff City compilation "Get Your Point Over" last month and now gets a 45 reissue via Hit And Run.
  
  To learn more about Cythia Girty I refer you to the above
        discography, but in a nutshell she is a singer/songwriter from Detroit who worked
        closely with Arenita Walker who were both members of 60s groups. They
        were also members of P-Funk outfit Godmoma.
  
  As part of Cynthia & The Imaginations (later named
        Cynthia & The Imaginary 3 as the Imaginations were no
        longer with them at that point) she released four singles. The first on
        Magic City in 1969, followed by two on Blue Rock in 1969 and this, their final (and
        probably best) single, on Johnnie Mae Matthews' Big Hit in 1970 which is
        being reissued on Hit And Run.
  
  The official A side "Many Moods Of A Man" was written by Girty. The 'preferred' side "That's What I Am (Without You)" was written by Temptations founding member Paul Williams (who died in
      1973 from a gunshot wound which was ruled as suicide) along with Johnnie Mae Matthews and Timmy Shaw (aka Jake Hammonds Jr.), both of whom have also had records played on the NS scene.
Purchase details:
£12 each + £3 UK postage (good for 1-3 records) paypal - hitandrunsoul45@gmail.com
If interested in a demo contact Gary on same adddess.
| Rating: | 8.2 | 
| Genre/Style: | Northern Soul | 
| Format: | Single | 
| Media: | 7" | 
| Label: | Hit And Run | 
| Cat No: | HR 1532 | 
| Date: | 16/08/2021 | 
| Value: | £12 (+£3 P&P) | 









 
   
  

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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