The Carstairs, Cleveland Horne and Ray Evens, from Detroit, were first known to the UK soul scene for their storming cover of Motown's "He Who Picks A Rose", originally by Jimmy Ruffin and Edwin Starr. But, it is their legendary 1973 recording, "It Really Hurts Me Girl" that elevated them into the Northern Soul Hall of Fame. DJ Ian Levine first chanced-upon the song while on a trip to Miami and it is thanks to his foresight and determination that the Northern Soul scene embraced the new contemporary sound of Seventies soul and would consequently change forever. Outta Sight proudly present the original 1973 Gene Redd Jr. production coupled with the Tom Moulton remix.
| A | It Really Hurts Me Girl (Original Mix) |
| B | It Really Hurts Me Girl (Tom Moulton Mix) |
