Has anyone ever seen Flight "Playing Your Games" on Rocmar as opposed to SGA? I've picked up a copy on the latter imprint (see attachment below) and can't find any documentation. Thanks.

I've never seen that one before.

Seems like the SGA issue is the second release as it credits (P) 1981 Rocmar Records, and has got different distribution info.

Edited February 23, 200916 yr by Sebastian

I've never seen that one before.

Seems like the SGA issue is the second release as it credits (P) 1981 Rocmar Records, and has got different distribution info.

Its amazing whats still out there

Wow! Issued twice-who'd have thought?

How much for the SGA issue now and does it ever get played in clubs now?

TT

does it ever get played in clubs now?

TT

Apparantley not now that its been found to be a reissue

Sean

I've never seen that one before.

Seems like the SGA issue is the second release as it credits (P) 1981 Rocmar Records, and has got different distribution info.

Also it`s tucked away on the B side,so not the A side release as on the "SGA" copys,

whats the A side on the "Rocmar" copy.

Dave f........................

Nice one Simon.......as I keep saying no one knows it all. Same number release too, maybe just different towns (Savannah, Decatur)????

Who knows.....no one it seems

Nice one Simon.......as I keep saying no one knows it all. Same number release too, maybe just different towns (Savannah, Decatur)????

Who knows.....no one it seems

Steve theres also three diffrent lables for one of your old coverups cant remember the record now .. but one of the lables is A&T ?

Edited February 23, 200916 yr by Simon M

Apparantley not now that its been found to be a reissue

Sean

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anyone got one for sale original or reissue...atb mark

Both copies of this 45 are detailed on the Georgiasoul web site ...........

... https://www.georgiasoul.com/gasoul/n-s.html

 

Major input on this track from Jimmy Lord Brown and I guess other members of the group Brick.

Edited February 7, 201411 yr by Roburt

Has to be one of the worst records played on the modern scene.

flloorpacker in the 80s so still love it

is there a site documenting the connection to Brick or is it just something people know but have not publicly documented?

 

additionally, any connection to flight on fly 4?

NCFC, on 07 Feb 2014 - 5:20 PM, said:NCFC, on 07 Feb 2014 - 5:20 PM, said:

Has to be one of the worst records played on the modern scene.

 

 

wiganer1, on 07 Feb 2014 - 5:28 PM, said:wiganer1, on 07 Feb 2014 - 5:28 PM, said:

flloorpacker in the 80s so still love it

I love it too. It's a great record for the dance floor.

 

Peter

 

Edited February 7, 201411 yr by Peter99

 

is there a site documenting the connection to Brick or is it just something people know but have not publicly documented?

 

additionally, any connection to flight on fly 4?

 Was wondering the same??

It says on the label co-produced by Jimmy Lord Brown/Brick, I guess that is the connection.

 

Edited February 7, 201411 yr by chalky

It says on the label co-produced by Jimmy Lord Brown/Brick, I guess that is the connection.

 

if it's produced by brick, that makes it much less likely that the band is brick

if it's produced by brick, that makes it much less likely that the band is brick

 

 

I would agree, It is the only connection I can see and one of the writing credits having the same surname of Jimmy Lord Brown.  I've never seen anything to suggest Flight were Brick or anything else.

 

Edited February 8, 201411 yr by chalky

P.S. I think it is a great dancer 

^{When I stated there was input from Brick on these Flight tracks, I wasn't trying to say that Flight were Brick, just that the guys from Brick were involved with the recordings.}

^{As Chalky pointed out , there's a guy with the surname of Brown who helped write their song. I always assumed this guy was related to Jimmy Lord Brown and that he (& the other co-writers of the song) were the members of the group.}

Edited February 8, 201411 yr by Roburt