The second release on 17 Nov '22 from Hit And Run is a pair of unreleased
sides (at the time) from, generally overlooked and underrated, Detroit artist
Deon Jackson.
The lead side "Someday The Sun Will Shine" was a self-written, unknown and unreleased , song until an acetate was
discovered (by Dean Anderson at Stafford in the 80s now owned by Carl
Fortnum I believe?) which resulted in a bootleg appearing on Canadian
label Maple St. CD "Detroit Dynamite" and then on a counterfeit Carla
label with "I've Got So Much Love". Hit And Run has carefully remastered it for vinyl release (included below).
The flip side is a cover of the Barbara Lewis, Rose Marie McCoy
written, floater "I Remember The Feeling" which she released as a B side to "Baby What Do You Want Me To Do" on Atlantic in 1966. It was paired with the Barbara Lewis version on 7"
by Stardust (probably late 90s / early 00s as a guess) and was also issued
by Goldie 45 along with the biggest of his only two hits "Love Makes The World Go Around" circa 1974.
We did a fairly comprehensive post on Deon Jackson earlier this year when
we came across a 25 track digital compilation "Presenting Deon Jackson" but omitted "Someday The Sun Will Shine".
The single is available now to order by sending £15 (£12 + £3 postage) to: hitandrunsoul45@gmail.com
| Rating: | 8.4 |
| Explicit: | N |
| Genre/Style: | Northern Soul |
| Format: | Single |
| Media: | 7" Vinyl |
| Label: | Hit And Run |
| Cat No: | HR 1555 |
| Date: | 17/11/2022 |
| Key/BPM: | N/A |
| Price: | £15 (£12 + £3 P&P) |
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