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run it past me joy tones,love potion, various labels dates releases etc and why was this..confused.

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  • Not sure if this is 100% correct but- here goes. It was originally released on Coed #600 in 1965. The label went out of business that same year. Later released (1969?) as the Love Potion on TCB

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Not sure if this is 100% correct but- here goes. It was originally released on Coed #600 in 1965. The label went out of business that same year.

Later released (1969?) as the Love Potion on TCB #1601 and when it started selling again got picked up by Kapp and released as Kapp #979.

I don't believe that the CRASH for the Joy-Tones or the TCB for the Love Potion are legit issues as often presented as first label or local issues predating the Coed or Kapp release. I would rather think that they are bootlegs. The song is so good and always had a club cult status in some circles. It was even release (without any deal) in Jamaica. post-19710-0-13729600-1366037033_thumb.p

 

My understanding is that the Joy-Tones on Coed is first but the story goes that Coed records was to cease all activity afterward and so didn't  promote it better as it should have been.

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To supply the street demand, it was then booted on Crash. post-19710-0-54018000-1366036697_thumb.p

 

Then by 1969, it was given a second a second try as the Love Potion on Kapp and this was then booted on TCB.

 

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