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I got this off You Tube a few years ago.  No title (I'll Take My Fall ?), possibly Don Costa.

Does anyone have anymore info on this one?

I'll Take My Fall.mp3

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  • It was an acetate played by Rob Marriott "If You're Trying To Hurt Me" by Leo Costa. It was a Studio 76 acetate.

  • Probably dates from the mid 60's when Don (& Leo) were cutting demos for DCP ...... Don Costa Productions ....  

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It was an acetate played by Rob Marriott "If You're Trying To Hurt Me" by Leo Costa.

It was a Studio 76 acetate.

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 Great info on a great song. I can't find anything else on it anywhere.

It should have been released.

Probably dates from the mid 60's when Don (& Leo) were cutting demos for DCP ...... Don Costa Productions ....

 

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Wow, 45 songs.   Probably many good tunes in the lot.  

Has that 1965 sound.

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Studio 76 in New York was owned by Ed Chalpin who ran PPX Enterprises. PPX had it's own label (but mostly licensed stuff out to bigger outfits) + links with RSVP Records. In 1965 / 67 the likes of Curtis Knight & the Squires (who included Jimi Hendrix in their line-up) used Studio 76 a lot. Some of their tracks escaped on RSVP.

These are (some of) the tracks that have been issued many times down the years, re-badged as by Jimi Hendrix (sometimes Jimi Hendrix & Curtis Knight).

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