Rare Detroit Soul records up on ebay from the collection of deep rooted Detroit recording engineer, Ed Wolfrum. Extermely rare records in well kept condition.

Tomangoes - I Really Love You - Washpan

Larry Wright - Sweet Sweet Kisses - AGOGO

Duke Browner - Crying Over You - Impact

Tobi Lark 45s on Palmer and Topper

Andrea Henry MGM

Jimmy Gilford Thelma

(many more)

I tried to impart some good history and knowledge in the listings to make it worth your time. Check them out:

https://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZsharlow45QQhtZ-1

Thanks,

Scott

Rare Detroit Soul records up on ebay from the collection of deep rooted Detroit recording engineer, Ed Wolfrum. Extermely rare records in well kept condition.

Tomangoes - I Really Love You - Washpan

Larry Wright - Sweet Sweet Kisses - AGOGO

Duke Browner - Crying Over You - Impact

Tobi Lark 45s on Palmer and Topper

Andrea Henry MGM

Jimmy Gilford Thelma

(many more)

I tried to impart some good history and knowledge in the listings to make it worth your time. Check them out:

https://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZsharlow45QQhtZ-1

Thanks,

Scott

hi Scott,

sadly i think the Tomangoe's is a boot, it should be "Nashville Matrix" stamped, not "MR" Monarch Recording from L.A.

regards

Timothy

hi Scott,

sadly i think the Tomangoe's is a boot, it should be "Nashville Matrix" stamped, not "MR" Monarch Recording from L.A.

regards

Timothy

Yes you are right, that delta number dates it to 1975 I think.

"INCLUDES: Certificate of Authenticity signed by Ed Wolfrum and an Ed Wolfrum, United Sound business card from Ed's late 60s years at United."

hi Scott

it look's like your tomangoe's is a styrene record, am i correct? originals should be vinyl.

look's like mr. wolfrum may have been pulling your pecker.

best regards

Timothy

Yes you are right, that delta number dates it to 1975 I think.

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Hi guys,

This record is definitely a polystyrene pressing from Monarch in LA. I talked this over with Wolfrum. Wolfrum specifically remembers Gino Washington coming into United, sitting down with Ed and Bill Herdon and listening to this record. Gino had brought it into United complaining that the record had wow and flutter and wanted to find out why. The guys explained to Gino that the run of this record had been stamped off center, causing the wow and flutter. It is possible that Gino then redid the pressing at Nashville after that meeting. Ed is currently trying to get a hold of Gino to confirm the story.

The only way that this record could be a bootleg is if someone came to Ed's house and did some sort of switch. That story seems unlikely, especially considering the fact that the record I have is pressed off center.

I will give you guys and ebay an update as soon as we can get a hold of Gino.

Scott