Not including UK labels...

Was thinking of Earl Harrison - Humphrey Stomp - came out on ABS, Garrison and Wand.

McKinley Mitchell

The Town I Live In:

Toddlin Town

Midas

Onederful

Above three with 'no love like your love' on the flip.

Then theres the 70s issue on Chimneyville (not sure if this is a rerecording though.

Gloria Taylor

You Got To Pay The Price

King Soul

Glo Whiz

Silver Foxx

SSS International

Tommy Neal, Pameline, Vault, Palmer USA and UK Vocalion must be a condtendrer.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

Edited August 1, 200717 yr by Mark Bicknell

little togetherness the younghearts

soultown?

Canterbury

Zea

little togetherness the younghearts

soultown?

Canterbury

Zea

Good one Paul, why the question mark next to Soultown? by far the cleanest mix i think.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

The Majestics - (I Love Her So Much) It Huts Me:

Linda

Rampart (as David & Ruben)

Warner Bros (as David & Ruben)

Soul Brothers "What Can It Be" on Wheeslville, D-Town & Wee 3

Wilson Pickett - Let Me Be Your Boy - Correctone, Cub & Verve

Des Parker

McKinley Mitchell

The Town I Live In:

Toddlin Town

Midas

Onederful

Above three with 'no love like your love' on the flip.

Then theres the 70s issue on Chimneyville (not sure if this is a rerecording though.

..it is. Bloody good one, too...

Not including UK labels...

Was thinking of Earl Harrison - Humphrey Stomp - came out on ABS, Garrison and Wand.

Has anyone seen this, I thought along with Honey Bees it was just given a release No.?

Has anyone seen this, I thought along with Honey Bees it was just given a release No.?

& Now the Collectables, Label.

If you Include U.K. Labels the list goes on, of course.

Edited August 1, 200717 yr by 45cellar

Soul Symphony, and it's different titles, if that counts.

Makes you wonder why it kept changing name, even in the U.K.

I believe John Weston owns the "Wand" copy of "Earl Harrison" that appeared in John Manship's Book.

I believe John Weston owns the "Wand" copy of "Earl Harrison" that appeared in John Manship's Book.

I stand corrected

Tommy Neal, Pameline, Vault, Palmer USA and UK Vocalion must be a condtendrer.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

Hey, disqualified for using a UK label when it said 'no UK labels'!

Edited August 1, 200717 yr by Pete-S

Has anyone seen this, I thought along with Honey Bees it was just given a release No.?

One on ebay about 3 days ago Tony

One on ebay about 3 days ago Tony

It sold rather cheap as well at $108.

Wasn't that a bit cheap then for the Wand release?

Regards, Rich

Has anyone seen this, I thought along with Honey Bees it was just given a release No.?

Dave Withers had one for sale. Must say I still need this on Wand.

Honey & The Bees did not come out on Wand......unless someone can tell us different:unsure:

Jimmy Robins - Jerhart, Mica & Impression

Jimmy Robins - Jerhart, Mica & Impression

Different mixes...

don't know if this qualifies, but i have 7 or 8 copies of "Beautiful Dreams" by Twiggy ( old Rob Smith cover-up, aka Samantha Jones, as mentioned in a previous thread) from various countries with different labels, inc Brazil, France, Holland, Japan, New Zealand...labels include Ember, Odeon, Capitol...

will have to sort out one day.

steve

Another one of these by Tony Price on Le Cam

Soul Symphony, and it's different titles, if that counts.

Makes you wonder why it kept changing name, even in the U.K.

Another one of these by Tony Price on Le Cam

Hi

Thanks for the Info, Was it Instrumental or Vocal like these two.

Edited August 2, 200717 yr by 45cellar

Hi Roger,

That's really strange.

I've never thought of "Get Out Of My Heart" as a vocal to "Soul Symphony" before.

Ede Robin, certainly, but not Moses & Joshua.

Must give 'em a listen again.

Sean

don't know if this qualifies, but i have 7 or 8 copies of "Beautiful Dreams" by Twiggy ( old Rob Smith cover-up, aka Samantha Jones, as mentioned in a previous thread) from various countries with different labels, inc Brazil, France, Holland, Japan, New Zealand...labels include Ember, Odeon, Capitol...

will have to sort out one day.

steve

There's actually two versions of this - in the early 70's, some budget label put out a compilation called Twiggy & her Boyfriends to cash in on the stage play that Twiggy was starring in, Beautiful Dreams was on it but it had a theremin type instrument added over most of the instrumental parts!

Does that TEDDY VANN tune count there must be at least a dozen versions in it's different disguises.

Tommy Neal, Pameline, Vault, Palmer USA and UK Vocalion must be a condtendrer.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

Pameline, both pink and yellow labels

steveT

There's actually two versions of this - in the early 70's, some budget label put out a compilation called Twiggy & her Boyfriends to cash in on the stage play that Twiggy was starring in, Beautiful Dreams was on it but it had a theremin type instrument added over most of the instrumental parts!

Got this on Portugese Ember, Twiggy and the Silver Screen Syncopators, also on label as well as Twiggy and the Girlfriends.

Record sounds like it plays at about 40rpm

steve

Hi Roger,

That's really strange.

I've never thought of "Get Out Of My Heart" as a vocal to "Soul Symphony" before.

Ede Robin, certainly, but not Moses & Joshua.

Must give 'em a listen again.

Sean

Hi Sean

Might be me, I always thought that the Instrumental was based on the "Get Out Of My Heart" track.

or Visa-Versa.

Not a straight Vocal to the Instrumental. If you know what I mean.

Edited August 2, 200717 yr by 45cellar

How about the Ledgends "Gotta let you go" - OK it's not the Northern side, but it came out on Locket, Red Balloon and Commonwealth United

throwaway instrumental flips got reused a lot as b-sides. For example, the 'soulin with the whatnauts' track got put on at least 3 singles I think. Also, there's all those dore 45s that reuse the same instrumental flip sides as filler.

Hi Sean

Might be me, I always thought that the Instrumental was based on the "Get Out Of My Heart" track.

or Visa-Versa.

Not a straight Vocal to the Instrumental. If you know what I mean.

Gotcha mate.

I certainly see the similarity now you've pointed it out.

Just never occurred to me before!

Sean

Does that TEDDY VANN tune count there must be at least a dozen versions in it's different disguises.

I meant same record but different labels really

In a thread some time ago Eddie Billups - Shake Off That Dream was mentioned.

Came out on Helpp, Garpax, Seventy 7 and Solid Gold.

Two different takes/mixes though I think.