The Vibrations Discography (Soulful Kinda Music Link)

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A fine pair of crash-bang-wallop, stomping-thumping-crunching, dance-floor-destroyers!

love both sides of this

love both sides of this

That's the one (or two), feckin' awesome

Tony

Great tune - "Come to yourself"

Not quite sure what to make of the Emidisc. To the best of my knowledge this wasn't released as a UK 45 (or was it?). Maybe though, someone went to the trouble of having this carved for home/dj use when Emidiscs were commonly used for such purposes.

The sound quality on both sides is as loud and clear as the US release, which is easy find and so hardly worth carving.

Edited November 14, 201113 yr by Dean

A fine pair of crash-bang-wallop, stomping-thumping-crunching, dance-floor-destroyers!

Must be two of the first I purchased, only on issues tho'

Think they make a good job of

" And I love Her"

Tony

Had these a few years now.

Two different Label Variations & BOTH Have STAMPED Deadwax.

The JZSP Normally on the White DEMO. (Label Credits & Deadwax)

Strange that the Labels are different regarding this Matrix Information compared to the actual Deadwax.

Label has ZSP 115388 & ZSP 115389

Deadwax has JZSP 115388 & JZSP 115389

Label has JZSP 115388 & JZSP 115389

Deadwax has ZSP 115388 & ZSP 115389

Just thought I'd add one of their RCA tunes to this - "Man overboard", there was a recent thread on here about this.

Here's a few pics (not mine) of a Portuguese EP it features on:

There's also an LP which I do have, plus a US Mandala 45 of this (which I don't have).

Not forgetting of course the 'rare groove' classic "Shake it up"

Edited November 18, 201113 yr by John Benson

^{"who's gonna help me now" on neptune is a brilliant deep soul record.}

^{knocked me sideways the first time I heard it.}

Great tune - "Come to yourself"

Not quite sure what to make of the Emidisc. To the best of my knowledge this wasn't released as a UK 45 (or was it?). Maybe though, someone went to the trouble of having this carved for home/dj use when Emidiscs were commonly used for such purposes.

The sound quality on both sides is as loud and clear as the US release, which is easy find and so hardly worth carving.

Hi without actually having a chance to inspect them for you, They defiantly don't seem wrong to me, So if I was you I would not worry about them, I will stick my neck out as far as it will go to state they are 100% the real McCoy, A recognized British collector of 60's POP & SOUL, will check them out if you need a Provence of authenticity, should not cost more than a THANK YOU PINT, VALUE OF ACETATES INCREASES QUICKLY IF IT IS AN UNRELEASED STUDIO CUT OR A ROUGH EARLY MIX.

As they are records that in my world are great, but on the RARE SOUL SCENE sadly there is no real demand, however they are very rare NICE! DAVE K.

Edited November 19, 201113 yr by dthedrug

think mine cost me 2.50 or 3.00 in 1980. when i played the b-side the shivers up the back of my neck made me suspect i might have overdone something.Cheese most likely..

Artist of the week revisits The Vibrations

 

 

 

Yes, great group evidently and my favorite still is 'finding out...'

Poppy latin tinged musical accompany with convincing lyrics, pleading lead and harmony vocals to die for that flows and flows endlessly.

Holland press is the prime press fa'me.

Edited November 9, 20195 yr by Tlscapital

Love this

Vibrations - Keep on keeping on - video hollywood a go go

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sheet music for the group's 2nd single when they were still 

known as the Jayhawks - 

 

 

 

Class act !

Cheers Paul

Another favourite

Cheers Paul

Hat trick !

Cheers Paul

 

On 19/11/2011 at 00:53, 45cellar said:

 

 

The B side of their Rare Groove classic 'Shake it up' is this full on strings and things lush Philly gem