Hi all, sorry if this has been asked before.

I picked up a couple of cheap easy to find records recently from Ebay. I was just wondering if there are anymore (how many more!) gems tucked away like the following that are worth seeking out?

First up is Doris Troy "But I love him" (photo and sound clip below). This is flip side to her I'll do anything (anything he wants me to do)". As far as I know this Cameo Parkway track is only on this UK Mojo lable and the only way to get it. What a great track!

https://www.soul-sour...-but-i-love-him

Second example being Lorraine Chandlers version of "Love you baby" on Black Magic. Great version. Again the only way to get it on legit Vinyl?

https://www.soul-sour...r-love-you-baby

Any more suggestions? (Not thinking about the more recent releases on likes of Grapevine and Kent)

Thanks, Ray Mahoney

Edited July 30, 200915 yr by Raym

Yes Ray , THE FABULOUS DENO'S

Hi all, sorry if this has been asked before.

I picked up a couple of cheap easy to find records recently from Ebay. I was just wondering if there are anymore (how many more!) gems tucked away like the following that are worth seeking out?

First up is Doris Troy "But I love him" (photo and sound clip below). This is flip side to her I'll do anything (anything he wants me to do)". As far as I know this Cameo Parkway track is only on this UK Mojo lable and the only way to get it. What a great track!

https://www.soul-sour...-but-i-love-him

Second example being Lorraine Chandlers version of "Love you baby" on Black Magic. Great version. Again the only way to get it on legit Vinyl?

https://www.soul-sour...r-love-you-baby

Any more suggestions? (Not thinking about the more recent releases on likes of Grapevine and Kent)

Thanks, Ray Mahoney

Ray

Check out Simon White's excellenet series of articles in Manifesto on UK only issued items. Should be some more nice cheap unissued b-sides.

Martyn

Yes Ray , THE FABULOUS DENO'S

Mak, I was more thinking along the lines of quality tracks tucked away on likes of UK Mojo or Black Magic when that is the only way to get it on a legit 45. Glad the Deno's arrived ok by the way!

Ray

Check out Simon White's excellenet series of articles in Manifesto on UK only issued items. Should be some more nice cheap unissued b-sides.

Martyn

Hi Martyn, glad someone got the right 'end of the stick' on this one!!

Thanks for the tip - must confess I havent seen the articles in Manifesto. Just need to see if I can get the relevant copies!

Ray

Edited July 30, 200915 yr by Raym

Hi Martyn, glad someone got the right 'end of the stick' on this one!!

Thanks for the tip - must confess I havent seen the articles in Manefesto. Just need to see if I can get the relevant copies!

Ray

I'll dig them out over the weekend. Or you could try asking someone at Manifesto for back issues. They were a regular feature. Barring that i could get them copied for you given time.

Martyn

Here is another one - Eddie Spencer's version of "If this is love" on UK Power Exchange.

Hi all, sorry if this has been asked before.

I picked up a couple of cheap easy to find records recently from Ebay. I was just wondering if there are anymore (how many more!) gems tucked away like the following that are worth seeking out?

First up is Doris Troy "But I love him" (photo and sound clip below). This is flip side to her I'll do anything (anything he wants me to do)". As far as I know this Cameo Parkway track is only on this UK Mojo lable and the only way to get it. What a great track!

Second example being Lorraine Chandlers version of "Love you baby" on Black Magic. Great version. Again the only way to get it on legit Vinyl?

Any more suggestions? (Not thinking about the more recent releases on likes of Grapevine and Kent)

Thanks, Ray Mahoney

But it's not Lorraine Chandler is it? Thought I remember talk that it's just another scam ?

But it's not Lorraine Chandler is it? Thought I remember talk that it's just another scam ?

Hi Dave, thanks for your input - It sounds like Lorraine Chandler to me! Can anyone else add to the question?

Here is another one - Eddie Spencer's version of "If this is love" on UK Power Exchange.

This is a Canadian recording and came out on Arc in Canada.

This is a Canadian recording and came out on Arc in Canada.

Yes, thats right - no USA release but out on Arc in Canada. Maybe another interesting topic - the Canadian releases of Soul 45's. I know of a couple of interesting ones on the orange coloured Canadian Columbia lable eg: Mike Watson "I dig your kind" which is also out on the US lable Etah.


Thanks for your input, Ray

Hi Dave, thanks for your input - It sounds like Lorraine Chandler to me! Can anyone else add to the question?

Dave, good to chat with yourself and Dave Rimmer at Boogaloo last night. Mr Rimmer says it isn't Larraine Chandler! He also mentioned there are a few other interesting 45's out on lables like UK Contemporaries - forget what he said now but recons one particular track that is on a USA lable has a different backing to what was put out on the UK Contemporaries lable - namely that the UK release has female backing singers which the USA one dosn't have. All very interesting!

Thanks again Dave.

Ray

Edited August 2, 200915 yr by Raym

Dave, good to chat with yourself and Dave Rimmer at Boogaloo last night. Mr Rimmer says it isn't Larraine Chandler! He also mentioned there are a few other interesting 45's out on lables like UK Contemporaries - forget what he said now but recons one particular track that is on a USA lable has a different backing to what was put out on the UK Contemporaries lable - namely that the UK release has female backing singers which the USA one dosn't have. All very interesting!

Thanks again Dave.

Ray

Is it this Deon Jackson

ROD

Is it this Deon Jackson

ROD

Hi Rod, thanks for your input - yes that's the one! I have copied a link to hear the release by Deon Jackson on the Calla lable bellow so you can hear the them both. I must admit I like the the UK Contempories version with the female backing. How about you (and anyone else reading?). Thanks, Ray

Hi all, sorry if this has been asked before.

I picked up a couple of cheap easy to find records recently from Ebay. I was just wondering if there are anymore (how many more!) gems tucked away like the following that are worth seeking out?

First up is Doris Troy "But I love him" (photo and sound clip below). This is flip side to her I'll do anything (anything he wants me to do)". As far as I know this Cameo Parkway track is only on this UK Mojo lable and the only way to get it. What a great track!

Second example being Lorraine Chandlers version of "Love you baby" on Black Magic. Great version. Again the only way to get it on legit Vinyl?




Any more suggestions? (Not thinking about the more recent releases on likes of Grapevine and Kent)

Thanks, Ray Mahoney

Most certainly UK only release Ray.. But it did, first, come out on UK C.Parkway, with the Mojo release a straight re-issue of the two CP sides.

I just recently got rid of a copy - very attractive price, too..

As an 'extension' on this thread - I've been told that there is a UK only 'Compilation' LP.. Including an elongated version of Dobie Gray's classic 'Out On The Floor'. Being an avid LP collector, That's the sort of thing that tickles me tonsils !!

Fingers

Most certainly UK only release Ray.. But it did, first, come out on UK C.Parkway, with the Mojo release a straight re-issue of the two CP sides.

I just recently got rid of a copy - very attractive price, too..

As an 'extension' on this thread - I've been told that there is a UK only 'Compilation' LP.. Including an elongated version of Dobie Gray's classic 'Out On The Floor'. Being an avid LP collector, That's the sort of thing that tickles me tonsils !!

Fingers

Wouldn't that be on something like Inferno/Destiny/Black Magic ? Pretty sure that there was an elongated version of Tainted Love in the late 70s I guess it would be. I think some clever sod just played around in the studio. As good as they were in their day I don't think I'd really want to heat an extended version of either

Wouldn't that be on something like Inferno/Destiny/Black Magic ? Pretty sure that there was an elongated version of Tainted Love in the late 70s I guess it would be. I think some clever sod just played around in the studio. As good as they were in their day I don't think I'd really want to heat an extended version of either

Au contrare mon ami.. By all accounts it is a 60's release.

Obviously I don't know 100% - or else I'd have said LP - but my sources are more than one, and (usually) reliable stalwarts for this type of trivia. Even to the point of sometimes providing explanations as to the actual why's & wherefore's of such delights.

Edited August 3, 200915 yr by FickleFingers

Hi Rod, thanks for your input - yes that's the one! I have copied a link to hear the release by Deon Jackson on the Calla lable bellow so you can hear the them both. I must admit I like the the UK Contempories version with the female backing. How about you (and anyone else reading?). Thanks, Ray

https://www.soul-sour...ant-go-on-carla

The price has gone up for the Contempo Rarites copy, as its such a great version!

Have seen it for £30-£40.

More than a USA original.

Here's a nice B-side to check out. It's the B-side of the '71 reissue of "River Deep Mountain High" on A&M (sorry, can't do a sound clip at the mo).

Au contrare mon ami.. By all accounts it is a 60's release.

Obviously I don't know 100% - or else I'd have said LP - but my sources are more than one, and (usually) reliable stalwarts for this type of trivia. Even to the point of sometimes providing explanations as to the actual why's & wherefore's of such delights.

But you did say LP ? (or am i losing the plot here?)

Anyway if your sources are reliable It's likely that they're correct ..mine was just an (un)educated guess

Here's a nice B-side to check out. It's the B-side of the '71 reissue of "River Deep Mountain High" on A&M (sorry, can't do a sound clip at the mo).

Thanks for this posting - I tried to locate a sound clip to add to your photo - anybody help? Also tried my luck on Ebay and Gemm to see if any copies going. This one could easily be listed for the "River deep - mountain high" side and as such go for a couple of pounds if not less.

Also, thanks guys (Dave, Johnny etc.. ) for your valuable input so far.

Ray

But it's not Lorraine Chandler is it? Thought I remember talk that it's just another scam ?

Was'nt that one of those Simon Soussan tracks that John Bratton sneaked onto vinyl along with thumb a ride et al by made up artists names and delberate misleading names?? Bugger he came up with some shite, Soussan that is. Tony T BONE. OZ. K.T.F.

Wouldn't that be on something like Inferno/Destiny/Black Magic ? Pretty sure that there was an elongated version of Tainted Love in the late 70s I guess it would be. I think some clever sod just played around in the studio. As good as they were in their day I don't think I'd really want to heat an extended version of either

I have that on a 12" Inferno single. other side has a mix of 60's standards (6T's house party) . Newbeats, Fidels, The Furys. etc

Ernie & Ed (Eddie & Ernie) - Indication on JayBoy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CbgCsQkIg_I

Thanks for this posting - I tried to locate a sound clip to add to your photo - anybody help? Also tried my luck on Ebay and Gemm to see if any copies going. This one could easily be listed for the "River deep - mountain high" side and as such go for a couple of pounds if not less.

Also, thanks guys (Dave, Johnny etc.. ) for your valuable input so far.

Ray

True - and, as a result, mine cost me 50p a year ago!

It does go for a dirt cheap price in view of the A-side, plus the B-side isn't known as far as I'm aware. I think the RC Price Guide values it at only £5. But I reckon this could easily be found in bargain boxes around the country.

Just needs a few DJs and tape/CD people behind it to give it that kick-start it deserves!

Edited August 4, 200915 yr by Gene-R

You may be able to listen to a 28 sec. clip of Oh Baby on here (Track 9):

https://www.amazon.com/gp/recsradio/radio/B0000074LE/ref=pd_krex_listen_dp_img?ie=UTF8&refTagSuffix=dp_img

You may be able to listen to a 28 sec. clip of Oh Baby on here (Track 9):

https://www.amazon.co...agSuffix=dp_img

Hi, thanks for looking into this. I tried your link and I reckon Amazon have got the sound files all mixed up as track 9 sounds nothing like it!!

I found another track listing for the same album which has track 9 correctly loaded up.

Try this link instead for track 9 "Oh Baby" https://www.legalsounds.com/download-mp3/ike-&-tina-turner/river-deep---mountain-high/album_7745?a_aid=54

Nice track - bargain at 50p

Ernie & Ed (Eddie & Ernie) - Indication on JayBoy

https://www.youtube.c...h?v=CbgCsQkIg_I

Hey, what a cracking 45!! Excellent stuff and exactly the sort of thing I was thinking about when I kicked off this thread!

I didn't see it listed in JM's guide so for now asume it dosn't have a USA release?

You got any more up your sleeve?

Cheers, Ray

Ooops.............silly booga replied to the wrong post!

Edited August 4, 200915 yr by Gene-R

Au contrare mon ami.. By all accounts it is a 60's release.

Obviously I don't know 100% - or else I'd have said LP - but my sources are more than one, and (usually) reliable stalwarts for this type of trivia. Even to the point of sometimes providing explanations as to the actual why's & wherefore's of such delights.

The LP is called Out of Sight.....the soundtrack to an apparently forgettable 1966 spy spoof/beach movie....the Dobie Gray track comes in at 3 mins 15sec.....as compared to the Charger 2 mins 45sec 45.....everythings slightly elongated...with a nifty finish which nails it as being diff.....this is a British one...which has no sleeve..(i suspect it may not have got a proper UK release )....The label suggests American Decca...this is out of Dave Alcocks collection.....i havent got round to selling it for his family yet....a rarity for sure....ive scanned some interesting info....

Edited August 4, 200915 yr by platters 81

The LP is called Out of Sight.....the soundtrack to an apparently forgettable 1966 spy spoof/beach movie....the Dobie Gray track comes in at 3 mins 15sec.....as compared to the Charger 2 mins 45.....everythings slightly elongated...with a nifty finish which nails it as being diff.....this is a British one...which has no sleeve..(i suspect it may not have got a proper UK release )....The label suggests American Decca...this is out of Dave Alcocks collection.....i havent got round to selling it for his family yet....a rarity for sure....ive scanned some interesting info....

Bloody hell! Didn't even know it existed.

Surely this must be as rare as the Len Barry UK LP with no sleeve.

The LP is called Out of Sight.....the soundtrack to an apparently forgettable 1966 spy spoof/beach movie....the Dobie Gray track comes in at 3 mins 15sec.....as compared to the Charger 2 mins 45sec 45.....everythings slightly elongated...with a nifty finish which nails it as being diff.....this is a British one...which has no sleeve..(i suspect it may not have got a proper UK release )....The label suggests American Decca...this is out of Dave Alcocks collection.....i havent got round to selling it for his family yet....a rarity for sure....ive scanned some interesting info....

correct platters it did come out on usa decca and i would love to see the film i bet its real cheesy,!!!

a uk soundtrack/movie lp collector would love this this, as you say no uk issue of this ???????

Thanks for all the various postings so far - Some interesting info coming out!

Great info on the Ike & Tina Turner, Ernie & Ed and the Deon Jackson so far - I'm keeping my eye out on Ebay and Gemm for these!

Back to the original question - are there anymore Soulful &/or interesting 45's out there on UK lables like Contempo-Raries, Jay Boy, Mojo etc.. that are not on USA releases?

Thanks again, Ray Mahoney

Back to the original question - are there anymore Soulful &/or interesting 45's out there on UK lables like Contempo-Raries, Jay Boy, Mojo etc.. that are not on USA releases?

The UK release of "Hung Up On Your Love" by The Montclairs on Contempo is a longer mix... which is nice.

Sam & Dave do a nice string-drenched version of Stretch's "Why Did You Do It", again on Contempo... sure there's plenty more.

It's interesting how Contempo was always viewed as a crap UK re-issue label, but there's plenty of wee gems which are just coming to the surface, re-evaluated after 30 odd years...

Not sure whether they ever came out in the U.S. but these are all goodies IMO....

"Tears Of Joy" - Ray Merrell Jay Boy

"What Can I Say" - Watson T. Browne PYE

"Lord If You're A Woman" - Darlene Love Spector International (also came out on a one-sided UK promo 12")

"Love Has No Pride" - Paul Kendrick Private Stock

There's loads actually. I sold quite a few to Simon White in the late 90's 'cos he collects the stuff. I'll do a UK 7" trawl through the shelves and see what else I can find.......

Ian D

Edited August 11, 200915 yr by Ian Dewhirst

The UK release of "Hung Up On Your Love" by The Montclairs on Contempo is a longer mix... which is nice.

Sam & Dave do a nice string-drenched version of Stretch's "Why Did You Do It", again on Contempo... sure there's plenty more.

It's interesting how Contempo was always viewed as a crap UK re-issue label, but there's plenty of wee gems which are just coming to the surface, re-evaluated after 30 odd years...

Thanks for your contribution.

Photo of the Contempo release of "Hung up on your love" shows time as 2min 43secs

Just looking out for a clip of it on Contempo and on Paula to compare.

Are you sure its a longer mix? Link here on Youtube looks like its the same ie. 2.43?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnqwoPOxO0U

Edited August 11, 200915 yr by Raym

Not sure whether they ever came out in the U.S. but these are all goodies IMO....

"Tears Of Joy" - Ray Merrell Jay Boy

"What Can I Say" - Watson T. Browne PYE

"Lord If You're A Woman" - Darlene Love Spector International (also came out on a one-sided UK promo 12")

"Love Has No Pride" - Paul Kendrick Private Stock

There's loads actually. I sold quite a few to Simon White in the late 90's 'cos he collects the stuff. I'll do a UK 7" trawl through the shelves and see what else I can find.......

Ian D

It's a wonder none of those knowledgable British collectors like Pete Smith etc, haven't contributed something more to this thread. As reading various bits and pieces there seems to be a large number of these oddball releases, like Dee Dee Warwick "Worth every tear", Major Lance "I'm the one". Both UK isssue only 45's. Then there's the Euro EP's, with different cuts and not on US 45 tracks.

Haven't forgot the articles Ray, but life is full at the moment. Been getting my own files in proper order.

Martyn

Oh yeah, lest I forget I found a GREAT duet of Jackie Wilson and Erma Franklin doing "I Get The Sweetest Feeling" - on a U.K. Joe Boy 12". Certainly never issued in the U.S.

It's probably Glenn Gunton doing some studio trickery between the two original versions but it sounds great to my ears. I played it on the show last Sunday in fact......

Ian D

Not sure whether they ever came out in the U.S. but these are all goodies IMO....

"Tears Of Joy" - Ray Merrell Jay Boy

"What Can I Say" - Watson T. Browne PYE

"Lord If You're A Woman" - Darlene Love Spector International (also came out on a one-sided UK promo 12")

"Love Has No Pride" - Paul Kendrick Private Stock

There's loads actually. I sold quite a few to Simon White in the late 90's 'cos he collects the stuff. I'll do a UK 7" trawl through the shelves and see what else I can find.......

Ian D

It's a wonder none of those knowledgable British collectors like Pete Smith etc, haven't contributed something more to this thread. As reading various bits and pieces there seems to be a large number of these oddball releases, like Dee Dee Warwick "Worth every tear", Major Lance "I'm the one". Both UK isssue only 45's. Then there's the Euro EP's, with different cuts and not on US 45 tracks.

Haven't forgot the articles Ray, but life is full at the moment. Been getting my own files in proper order.

Martyn

Bobby Byrd - Thank You For Your Love - contempo

Billy Cole -Extra Careful- Power Exchange -

Diane Ducan-Better Late Than Never -Contact uk -

It's a wonder none of those knowledgable British collectors like Pete Smith etc, haven't contributed something more to this thread. As reading various bits and pieces there seems to be a large number of these oddball releases, like Dee Dee Warwick "Worth every tear", Major Lance "I'm the one". Both UK isssue only 45's. Then there's the Euro EP's, with different cuts and not on US 45 tracks.
Haven't forgot the articles Ray, but life is full at the moment. Been getting my own files in proper order.
Martyn

Thanks Martyn
 

the Faboulous Echoes-Dont You Know I Love You-Contempo -
inst to major lance

Diane Ducan-Better Late Than Never -Contact uk -

Hi Toad, thanks for taking the time to post here - nice 70's selections.

I liked the Diane Ducan from 1979

Edited August 11, 200915 yr by Raym

Major Lance-Without A Doubt-Warner Bros Uk -

The Showstoppers-Gotta Get Closer-Inferno uk -

DEMO COMES WITH FOUR PERFECTIONS INSE INST

Cado Belle -Got To Love-Anchor -

NOT SURE ON THIS BEING A UK ONLY TRACK

Main Ingrediant-Everything Man-Power Exchange -

Chuck Bedford-When I See You Smile-Bell uk -

The Esquires-My Sweet Baby-Action -

Edited August 12, 200915 yr by TOAD