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		<description><![CDATA[Listen: Walk Tall / 2 Of Clubs 01 Walk Tall.mp3 Another favorite from Cincinnati&#8217;s Fraternity label, 2 Of Clubs fall right in line with previous Marc Bolan/Gloria Jones and Jackie DeShannon posts by mimicking the Brill Building songs. Or maybe they were just a normal reflection of the period&#8217;s Girl Group sound. Either way, they [...]]]></description>
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<p class="closespace">Listen:  Walk Tall / 2 Of Clubs <a id='wpaudio-69e21f74eefc2' class='wpaudio wpaudio-readid3' href='http://www.somanyrecordssolittletime.com/records/01 Walk Tall.mp3'>01 Walk Tall.mp3</a></p>
<p>Another favorite from Cincinnati&#8217;s Fraternity label, 2 Of Clubs fall right in line with previous Marc Bolan/Gloria Jones and Jackie DeShannon posts by mimicking the Brill Building songs. Or maybe they were just a normal reflection of the period&#8217;s Girl Group sound. Either way, they were great. </p>
<p>All their singles are worth owning, &#8216;Walk Tall&#8217; being particularly memorable as it got a lot of play in my hometown. Oddly it never became more than a regional hit, peaking at #93 on the Billboard chart in March &#8217;67. By then, this sound was becoming passe, even The Shangri-Las were struggling for hits. </p>
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<p>&#8216;Walk Tall&#8217; really hung in there though, first appearing on Billboard&#8217;s Bubbling Under The Hot 100 (click to enlarge) in the last week of &#8217;66. Most of the time, that Bubbling Under chart was more interesting to me than the actual Top 100, with barely a single listed that I didn&#8217;t end up adding to my collection.</p>
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