Posted March 26, 200817 yr Just got acopy of Lee Morris - I have love for you on Starville label number 1983 But why are all the other records listed on this label in the 1200s e.g. sheila banks / desires etc surely this label did not have over 700 releases P.S Bought the Lee Morris blind for $20 but AM I so pleased
March 26, 200817 yr Just got acopy of Lee Morris - I have love for you on Starville label number 1983 But why are all the other records listed on this label in the 1200s e.g. sheila banks / desires etc surely this label did not have over 700 releases P.S Bought the Lee Morris blind for $20 but AM I so pleased The 80s starville was a reformed version of the label. The original label was owned by Tom Lewis (who died in a fire in a nightclub he owned in the 80s). The 80s version of the label was owned by Tom Lewis, Otis Leaville, and Gus Redmond (the TOG on the label). So they did not use the same numbering system.
March 26, 200817 yr Just got acopy of Lee Morris - I have love for you on Starville label number 1983 But why are all the other records listed on this label in the 1200s e.g. sheila banks / desires etc surely this label did not have over 700 releases P.S Bought the Lee Morris blind for $20 but AM I so pleased I think they are all worth a blind buy. Seems like a few copies of I Can't Belieive You're Lovin Me, Lee & Co 002 have popped up recently too.
Just got acopy of Lee Morris - I have love for you on Starville label number 1983
But why are all the other records listed on this label in the 1200s e.g. sheila banks / desires etc
surely this label did not have over 700 releases
P.S Bought the Lee Morris blind for $20 but AM I so pleased
