"There's Something On Your Mind" / "Straight Sceptor"

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Don & The Goodtimes organist Don Galucci was an original member of The Kingsmen. When that band's recording of Louie, Louie went national in l963 (Wand #143) the group went "on the road." Galucci, still in high school, could not go with them.

Not long after, in 1964,  Galucci and others formed Don & The Goodtimes.  Their first recording, a rendition of  "Turn On Song " by Seattle's Counts (Sea Crest #6003) bypassed  local release and  went directly onto New York's Wand  records

The Goodtimes' follow up to "Turn On" was  "There's Something On Your Mind" (Wand #184) which was backed by "Straight Scepter" a reply song to The Kingsmen's "Bent Sceptor" (Wand #150). The Sceptor songs were likely also fueled by the fact that a sister label to Wand was Sceptor Records.

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FORMAT:disc
SIZE:7"
SPEED:45 rpm
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Known Label Designs:
1.) A - B promo disc. Black and white label. WAND in gold. All additional  numerals and lettering including DJ COPY NOT FOR SALE. .

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A-SIDE COMPOSER:E. J. McNeeley
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B-SIDE COMPOSER: Don Gallucci
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