ANYONE GOT ANY OBSCURE FOREIGN RELEASE 45'S SEEN A FEW LATELY. I'LL START IT OFF WITH A FEW I'VE GOT

SISTER SLEDGE LOVE DON'T YOU GO THROUGH JAPANESE ATLANTIC WITH WRAP AROUND PIC SLEEVE

SEVEN SOULS I STILL LOVE YOU FRENCH EPIC PIC SLEEVE

BALTIMORE AND OHIO CONDITION RED NEW ZEALAND STATESIDE

BONNIE HERMAN HUSH DON'T CRY CANADIAN COLUMBIA

SPELLBINDERS HELP ME CANADIAN COLUMBIA

METROS SINCE I FOUND MY BABY CANADIAN RCA

MIRACLES IF YOUR MOTHER ONLY KNEW CANADIAN TAMLA

TEMPTATIONS I WANT A LOVE I CAN SEE CANADIAN TAMLA

TRAMMPS STOP AND THINK GERMAN PIR

NINA SIMONE TOUCHING AND CARING GERMAN BELLAPHON

Got this on Ebay for a fiver.

Brazilian 

Edited August 26, 201411 yr by Guest

A belter there Chris!

French E.p, s

Folk might be interested in this wee project I've been up to:

 

https://www.blurb.co.uk/b/5573053-soul-reflections

 

 

 

Thanks by the way Flynny for selling me that Japanese Spyder Turner, a beauty!

 

PS Alan, re your last post above - I need that Buddy Lamp (and James Carr / Buddy Ace / Frank Polk for that matter) !!

Edited September 13, 201411 yr by Windlesoul

French E.p, s

 

That Sypder Turner EP looks like a cracker

Canada.Mexico.

Canada.Mexico.

 

Very nice those Canadian ones   Is that a mistake on that Showmen one, should it be "Take it baby" ?

Very nice those Canadian ones   Is that a mistake on that Showmen one, should it be "Take it baby" ?

 

Here it is............

New Zealand and Australia.

A few Platters' from their soul years...Sweet Loving (German), Love you 1000 times (Dutch), With this Ring (Musicor - Italian, CBS - Portugese)

 

Edited September 27, 201411 yr by Windlesoul

Nice Platters, thanks for sharing. Is "sweet sweet lovin" dutch by any chance?

Nice Platters, thanks for sharing. Is "sweet sweet lovin" dutch by any chance?

yes Dutch

A couple of nice 45s I have just managed to get hold of foreign label wise.

 

Lou Johnson - A time to love, a time to cry/Unsatisfied on Italian London Records

 

Jackie Wilson & Count Basie - Pandilla De canderos ep (includes 'Somebody up there likes you)
on Mexican 'Coral'

 

Bobby Paris - Per-so-nal-ly - Italian Polydor demo

 

Further label scans to follow!!

Edited September 20, 201411 yr by Northern Soul UK

A few more pic covers - Leroy Taylor (Spanish), Sam & Bill (French), Little Anthony (Mexican), Capitols (French), Billy Sha-Rae (Belgium)...

A few more (technically the Rubies is US)

 

Edited September 20, 201411 yr by Northern Soul UK

A couple of nice 45s I have just managed to get hold of foreign label wise.

 

Lou Johnson - A time to love, a time to cry/Unsatisfied on Italian London Records

Lou Johnson.JPG IMAG0555.jpg

 

Jackie Wilson & Count Basie - Pandilla De canderos ep (includes 'Somebody up there likes you)

on Mexican 'Coral'

jacke_wilson_cover.JPG jacke_wilson.JPG

 

Bobby Paris - Per-so-nal-ly - Italian Polydor demo

Bobby paris.JPG IMAG0558.jpg

 

Further label scans to follow!!

Label scans added as requested - Thanks

Can anybody advise how to upload onto this thread?

 

I'm having trouble scaling to size the scans i have.

 

Any suggestions welcome (polite ones preferred)

Edited September 21, 201411 yr by bobkayli

When you upload the attachment (photo), click on 'add to post' and it shows on the post as a small image, and then when you or readers click on it, it opens at the full size in another window.

Label scans added as requested - Thanks

 

Here's the Lou Johnson...gotta love black labels

Edited September 22, 201411 yr by Flynny

Can anybody advise how to upload onto this thread?

 

I'm having trouble scaling to size the scans i have.

 

Any suggestions welcome (polite ones preferred)

 

Open the picture in the editing software you have -i.e. Paint Shop etc.

Then re-size the picture down to something smaller (I'm guessing your pictures are huge/high quality), and re-save as a new jpeg.

Then follow the attaching instructions on Soul-Source under the replying option entitled "More Options/Upload Image" (not the "Fast Reply" option).

 

Hopefully this will work. Thanks for the advice!

 

First Miracles EP in France. Could be the first ever Motown EP since released prior to UK equivalent.

 

Sleeve notes attribute the record to Talma U.S.A.

 

Here's the Lou Johnson...gotta love black labels

Glad you like it Flynny 

Hopefully this will work. Thanks for the advice!

 

First Miracles EP in France. Could be the first ever Motown EP since released prior to UK equivalent.

 

Sleeve notes attribute the record to Talma U.S.A.

 

Miracles RE 10.092.jpg

 

Good question...the UK London copy was slated for release during October '61, whilst the French one was pressed (released?) in September '61...maybe?

A close race...anyone know for sure which came first?

 

an early Berry Gordy related EP from France

 

 

Nice brace of Aussie Merry Claytons...

 

France

 

A few other randoms, not all necessarily to my taste musically (eg Outsiders) but I collect them anyway for the visual pleasure and historical interest. Loads more where these came from....

Edited September 27, 201411 yr by Windlesoul

A few Platters' from their soul years...img623.jpgimg060.jpgimg006.jpgimg034.jpg

 

From which country/countries are they ?

Definitely one to avoid, German.

From which country/countries are they ?

The Platters pic sleeves:

Sweet Loving (German)

Love you 1000 times (Dutch)

With this ring (Musicor - Italian, CBS - Portugese)

Edited September 27, 201411 yr by Windlesoul

Not often the Platters get mentioned on here so here are a couple from Japan..."Hear No Evil..." and "Fear Of Losing You"

A few more (sorry, Jamo is US)......

Edited September 27, 201411 yr by Windlesoul

The Platters pic sleeves:

Sweet Loving (German)

Love you 1000 times (Dutch)

With this ring (Musicor - Italian, CBS - Portugese)

 

Back from Skeggy today.

 

Trying to pick out interesting sleeves from my collection which haven't already been on here, It's not easy because this a cracking thread.

 

France again:

 

Nice ones! Where's Teddy Randazzo from?

French Everything's gonna Be Alright

 

 

 

Edited October 1, 201411 yr by Northern Soul UK

some more Aussie discs that have come through the post recently..

 

Patsy gallant is a Canadian singer, better known for her 'It'll All Come Around' track I guess, but she produced loads of really great songs in the late 7ts... I think shes an accomplished actress now..anyhow both sides of this 45 are a tad on the pop side, but they are really great songs, and I had to have a sold center 'Attic' release...WOF is a very sparse moody number..

 

Dorothy Moore is a Malaco track and the flip of 'I Believe You' which i guess was the intended A side, Jerry butler with his version of OTSWS.. good version, same backing I think, or very close.. Solomon Burke is one of my favorite of his Atlantic sides;   although I dont really collect NZ stuff, its nice to have Monkey Time on Green Columbia...

 

malcolm :-))

Edited October 1, 201411 yr by Mal C

here's another, actually this is for sale as I have it on US Bluesway, a nice Dutch - BB King 'Paying the Cost to be the Boss'.

 

Sweden, French, Japan, N.Z.

Back from Skeggy today.

 

Trying to pick out interesting sleeves from my collection which haven't already been on here, It's not easy because this a cracking thread.

 

France again:

 

sindab ESRF1799.jpg

 

Should've mentioned also that the other tracks on the Paul Sindab EP are I'm Uptight, Do watcha wanna do and You Dropped Your Candy

France, includes Run Away on side 2

 

Nice ones! Where's Teddy Randazzo from?

Italian UA, Benji

Thanks! Will have a look out for it.

The Bob and Earl 'Baby It's Over' sleeve is a fave!

Edited October 2, 201411 yr by Windlesoul

some French 45's..

Edited October 2, 201411 yr by Mal C

France 

 

 

Looking at Alan's post with Gladys Knight EP and Mal's post with Maxine Brown EP, I will dig out the picture sleeves for these when i have a moment.

 HI ALL This is my 1st posting in this thread (not even had a glance) here is a good oldie that was big at YATE for Ian Clark?

Eyes of Blue had to northern soul hits on DERAM, "supermarket full of cans" is a interesting record northern yes, soul no.

Saying that it is worth a spin today, my copy (apart from my UK copy) is on DERAM but pressed in the Philippines it must be one for serious collectors of foreign Northern dancers,

I posted their other DERAM 45 in Soulsource record club, HEART TROUBLE is a rare Soulful version of the Parliaments. check it out if you don't no it.  DAVE K