Shirley J. Scott (Goose Pimples) v The Inspirations (Touch Me, Hold Me, Kiss Me)

The same song with different titles written by Gene Redd, Rose Marie McCoy and Jimmy Crosby gets a credit on The Inspirations version. 

It came out first in 1996 by Shirley J. Scott as 'Goose Pimples' on Gene Redd's short-lived Detroit label Stephanye label named after his daughter.  It is believed to be the Funk Brothers moonlighting on the backing track.  

The label only had three official releases although one record (Roy Handy) got bootlegged on a counterfeit label and three other bootlegs, totally unreleated to the label, appeared with the Stephanye imprint (i.e. Golden World Strings bootleg of Checkerboard Squares 'Double Cookin' (twice) and Richard Temple bootleg of Willie Hutch 'The Duck'.  

It was then released in 1967 by The Inspirations as 'Touch Me, Kiss Me, Hold Me' on Shelby Singleton's Black Pearl label based in New York which he set up after leaving Mercury.  It was released twice on cat. no. 100 with different B sides and then as 102 and then again on 711 which I suspect is a 70s repress.

Shirley J. Scott [1966] - Goose Pimples [Stephanye #STP 333]

The Inspirations [1967] - Touch Me, Hold Me, Kiss Me [Black Pearl #711]