205-1894 - Dynamic 103 - Pussycats - One True Love
205-1895 - Dynamic 103 - Pussycats - Won't You Be Mine

Added to 45cat:
http://www.45cat.com/record/nc779758us

OK -

Now up on 1966, linked to 45cat, 1894/1895 removed from among The Missing...

I guess, due to the fact that Al GEENE is spelled the same way on all the Dynamic 45s, maybe that was actually his last name, and not a typo?

I asked George Soulé, who wrote 133-1646 about that, and he said he didn't remember anything about him, The Pussycats, or the Dynamic label... oh well.

Thanks!

-red

Al Geene was from Meridian, MS, During his short recording efforts with his Dynamic label his business card showed him with an office in Hattiesburg, MS. I will try to attache a copy of his business card. I have the names of the personnel comprising the Pussycats, a girl group....they varried....as well as the name of the group that backed up Booney Taylors Dynamic session(s) I will add when I did out the file with that info. Al Geene died several years ago and was a very troubled man.

OK -

Ken O. sent us an email with Al Geene's 1966 business card attached:





Interesting that, although his office is listed as being in Hattiesburg, MS, on the reverse is typed "Dynamic Records of Louisiana"... which would acoount, I guess, for those Cosimo Coded Dynamic 45s. Ken also mentioned that Geene (not 'Greene' as som,e had surmised) was a 'very troubled man'... I'd be interersted to hear a few more details on that one.

Ken also sent along a scan of George Soulé's first recording:



Which does not, apparently, bear a Cosimo Code - interesting nonetheless!!

Thanks, Ken!

-red kelly

Thanks Ken, when you find out more about the Dynamic groups personnel I'd be very much interested.