>>> SOUND STAGE 7 <<<

Bob Wilson - Suzy's Serenade -

(Soundclip from Refosoul Archive)

Here's a bunch from this classic logo...love the Paul Vann track

joe simon - when - sound stage seven

joe simon - i got a whole lot of lovin' - sound stage 7

Two from me

Edited November 28, 201014 yr by Supercorsa

Little Richie - Just Another Heartache - SS7

Edited November 29, 201014 yr by mrtag

Joe Simon - The Girls Alright With Me - SS

Edited November 29, 201014 yr by mrtag

The Fabulettes - Screamin And Shoutin - Sound Stage 7 (Soundclip from Refosoul Archive)

The Valentines - Breakaway - Sound Stage 7 (Soundclip from Refosoul Archive)

Ella Washington - Trying To Make You Love Me - Sound Stage 7

How about As soon as darkness fall Roscoe Shelton and Just ask the Delcos.

Sorry cant put them up im still stuck in the sixties.

Al H

Roscoe Shelton - Soon As Darkness Falls - SS7 (Soundclip from Refosoul Archive)

Edited November 29, 201014 yr by 45cellar
Refosoul Soundclip Inserted

Great flip sides as well on both 45s

The Fantastics - Me and You - SS7

The Fantastics - That One - SS7

Great flip sides as well on both 45s

The Fantastics - Me and You - SS7

The Fantastics - That One - SS7

The Fantastics - High Note - SS7

The Fantastics - High Note - SS7

Hi Roger, Just Got Your Pm Thanks Once Again !!

Hi Roger, Just Got Your Pm Thanks Once Again !!

No Problem Mate

one from me.........

Edited November 29, 201014 yr by platters 81

Gwen Davis-My Maan Don't Think I Know....................ss7..2557

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2upeo_gwen-davis-my-man-dont-think-i-know_music

A great bit of live footage from Gwen

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjX4upmFdWU

A great bit of live footage from Gwen

https://www.youtube.c...h?v=JjX4upmFdWU

just posted that up see previous post.

just posted that up see previous post.

Sorry didn't see it was the same.

I find it amazing as I remember Keb playing it at Stafford as a cover up !

Sorry didn't see it was the same.

I find it amazing as I remember Keb playing it at Stafford as a cover up !

yeah 'tis....you can appreciate the tune better once you've seen the vid.

Ella Washington's last single on SS7

I think this is the issue of Willie Hobbs How Could My Baby Know. It looks like this and Mr Lovemaker were both demo'd seperately as single sided demo's

Edited December 3, 201014 yr by John Reed

A slight variant to the Paul Vann, Dave posted earlier....

The issue of Bill Brantley, the other side of Grandaddy

Chuck Armstrong

More Paul Vann

Edited December 3, 201014 yr by John Reed

Ella Washington's last single on SS7

I think this is the issue of Willie Hobbs How Could My Baby Know. It looks like this and Mr Lovemaker were both demo'd seperately as single sided demo's

"How could my baby know", what a record, never hreard it before CD swap John

Kev

"How could my baby know", what a record, never hreard it before CD swap John

Kev

Eddie Hubbard takes the credit on this one.... We were discussing Willie Hobbs on EMS (I think) a few years ago and Eddie highlighted this, which until then was unknown to me also. It's been in refosoul since then...

It also got a South African release on Monument

Edited December 4, 201014 yr by John Reed

Can anyone tell me anything about Charles Smith who did a few excellent 45s on Seventy Seven. Did he release anything else either under that name or another?

77-106 - Charles Smith & Jeff Cooper - My Great Loss (Ashes To Ashes) / Glad To Be Home - 1972

77-115 - Charles Smith - I'm Useless / Pull Me Out Of The Water

77-121 - Charles Smith - Why Can't I Cry / It's Getting Harder To Get By - 1973

77-129 - Charles Smith - Full Time Fool / I Want To Love You - 1973

So far I haven't heard a duff track from him, for instance --------

Charles Smith - I'm Useless - ss7

Edited December 4, 201014 yr by Dave Turner

I had quite a bit of stuff to post in this thread but got busy. I love The Monarchs "What Made You Change Your Mind" on SS7. I recently got Piney Brown "Nashville Wimmin" which I'm liking at the moment. Ella Washington has so many great sides. A lot of the common titles like Ella Washington & Joe Simon got local New Zealand presses on the Monument label. They look really nice but aren't great (as loud) pressings as the US ones.

Don' t know if the scan will show (first ever attempt!) but I've just bought

JOE SIMON - LONG HOT SUMMER and it's on the Black Sound Stage 7 label but

has Disc Jockey etc. text underneath , I thought they were all Black/White demos?

Cheers

Swifty

weird

The accompanying booklet from the excellent Charly 3 CD set "The Sound Stage 7 Story"

10 pages worth and makes excellent reading

https://lm-mail.com/mailouts/web26_web.html

What a label, very much my bag.

The accompanying booklet from the excellent Charly 3 CD set "The Sound Stage 7 Story"

10 pages worth and makes excellent reading

https://lm-mail.com/m.../web26_web.html

What a label, very much my bag.

great read thanks........