Auction Price on manships and recent sales , if possible , please ?

Cheers

Simon M

simon i sold this last year for 600..

Ahh right .I'll salt this away in the vaults then

Nothing to do with the value but I think this was put out by the same guy who owned southern city records (paramount four / poodles ) I interviewed him around three years ago - he was really embarassed about the groups name lol. I must try and find his number and see whether he has any copies (being that its a modern tune I didn't ask him for a copy at the time )

ATB

Mike

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QUOTE(Mike B @ Apr 12 2007, 08:01 PM) link

Nothing to do with the value but I think this was put out by the same guy who owned southern city records (paramount four / poodles ) I interviewed him around three years ago - he was really embarassed about the groups name lol. I must try and find his number and see whether he has any copies (being that its a modern tune I didn't ask him for a copy at the time )

ATB

Mike

I think this was put out by George Redman, who was originally in Chicago and had the Moneytown / Blue Light labels. He then went to New Orleans and also had a Moneytown label there (I think a couple funk records by a group called ManFaith on the label). He also did this record, his name's all over it. Not associated with the DC moneytown. I don't think he's the southern city guy, unless you're referring to another name on the record. I heard that George had passed, although I'd love to hear otherwise.

QUOTE(Mike B @ Apr 12 2007, 08:01 PM) link Nothing to do with the value but I think this was put out by the same guy who owned southern city records (paramount four / poodles ) I interviewed him around three years ago - he was really embarassed about the groups name lol. I must try and find his number and see whether he has any copies (being that its a modern tune I didn't ask him for a copy at the time )

ATB

Mike

I think this was put out by George Redman, who was originally in Chicago and had the Moneytown / Blue Light labels. He then went to New Orleans and also had a Moneytown label there (I think a couple funk records by a group called ManFaith on the label). He also did this record, his name's all over it. Not associated with the DC moneytown. I don't think he's the southern city guy, unless you're referring to another name on the record. I heard that George had passed, although I'd love to hear otherwise.

Deffo a New orleans release, and also tied up with Leo Nocentelli of the Meters etc. Fantastic record btw

So where does the version by Johnny Adams fit in?

Heard it on the Soul Discovery show last week - is it on his recent CD?

So where does the version by Johnny Adams fit in?

Heard it on the Soul Discovery show last week - is it on his recent CD?

Time you were in bed John.

Pick you up "around" noon.

Sean

I'm happy to bow to your superior knowledge, I know next to nothing about 70's stuff - just remember when I spoke to the label owner he said they had recorded a band called Sex - and they were deffo not based in NO - probably just co-incidence that it was the same name

All the best

Mike

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QUOTE(Mike B @ Apr 14 2007, 05:16 PM) link

I'm happy to bow to your superior knowledge, I know next to nothing about 70's stuff - just remember when I spoke to the label owner he said they had recorded a band called Sex - and they were deffo not based in NO - probably just co-incidence that it was the same name

All the best

Mike

Actually I was hoping that you would say that you knew George and that he was still alive! Thanks.

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QUOTE(Mike B @ Apr 12 2007, 09:01 PM) link

Nothing to do with the value but I think this was put out by the same guy who owned southern city records (paramount four / poodles ) I interviewed him around three years ago - he was really embarassed about the groups name lol. I must try and find his number and see whether he has any copies (being that its a modern tune I didn't ask him for a copy at the time )

ATB

Mike

if you pass his number on to me i'll ask him for you