If a track is issued, and then re-released, we would mostly be clamering for the first issue.

But, what if the re-issue had a different b-side??

If you wanted to play the b-side out, wouldnt that be the original?? And if so, would the original police, jump on you if you wanted to play the re-released side??

Hmm

Edited June 17, 200520 yr by in town Mikey

But, what if the re-issue had a different b-side??

Like the re-issue of modern classic Melvin Moore "All of a sudden".

It has a nice unissued b-side. Gotta have 'em both, right?

Cheers,

Christian B

If the re-issue had a different b-side and that had been issued before then that would be a bit naughty to play. However if the re-issue b-side had never been issued then that surely should be okay.

Like the re-issue of modern classic Melvin Moore "All of a sudden".

It has a nice unissued b-side. Gotta have 'em both, right?

Cheers,

Christian B

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Exactly.

I just noticed a thread on the RSF, and it had me pondering.

Classic example of this would be the Porgy & the Monarchs 2nd issue on the brown Musicor label with "Think Twice Before You Walk Away" on the b-side (though the song is not actually "Think Twice..." but something about "It's A Dream I've Always Had"). I stand to be corrected by better people than me, but I think this is the only release of that track? As such, I guess that qualifies as an orig and is a tune of outstanding danceability to my humble ears and one I was delighted to hear on odd occasions at the Dome, spun, I think, by Carl Fortnum...................

unreleased track is called hey girl and is on the beige musicor label ,

got one in my salesbox if anyone is interested pm me

Classic example of this would be the Porgy & the Monarchs 2nd issue on the brown Musicor label with "Think Twice Before You Walk Away" on the b-side (though the song is not actually "Think Twice..." but something about "It's A Dream I've Always Had"). I stand to be corrected by better people than me, but I think this is the only release of that track? As such, I guess that qualifies as an orig and is a tune of outstanding danceability to my humble ears and one I was delighted to hear on odd occasions at the Dome, spun, I think, by Carl Fortnum...................

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correct, its called "Hey Girl" and it is the first release of it therefore ok to play - but not ok to play the other side which is a re-issue (my heart cries for you)

and in the time it took me to type that david replied

sorry

Like the re-issue of modern classic Melvin Moore "All of a sudden".

It has a nice unissued b-side. Gotta have 'em both, right?

Cheers,

Christian B

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is this the seven inch with shazz on the other side or a differnt relese

Like the re-issue of modern classic Melvin Moore "All of a sudden".

It has a nice unissued b-side. Gotta have 'em both, right?

Cheers,

Christian B

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It's not unissued at all Christain just an indemand house tune that had already been reissued on a 12"

is this the seven inch with shazz on the other side or a differnt relese

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Spot on Baz

It's not unissued at all Christain just an indemand house tune that had already been reissued on a 12"

Spot on Baz

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yes shazz was issued on French yellow. I have one (on yelllow) but not the best. its a remix but doesnt stray away from the original too much. Just a bit more housey. The reissue 7" has the ron trent mix if im correct and is quite poor compared to the original there is also a hot 'n' horny mix that was done a couple of years later whitch is quite good see if i can get a sound file up

Edited June 17, 200520 yr by Baz

https://www.sonymusic.com/clips/selection/3...1_09_30_100.asx

just a short one

unreleased track is called hey girl and is on the beige musicor label ,

got one in my salesbox if anyone is interested pm me

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I bought this two weeks ago and can't stop playing Hey Girl, absolutely brilliant track