Sebastian

Fantastic tune, but very common and only worth £3-£5.

It's just called "New Sounds" if I remember correctly. VERY hard to find on a Turbo original and will probably cost you £350-£500. Have only ever seen copies without sleeves. Sadly the entire LP suffers from poor sound quality / mastering.

Yes it is that Bobby Robinson and he produced it. Both sides are by the way very early tunes written by the legendary Patrick Adams.

£691.

The original is on the BR label as shown above, and pressed on vinyl. The bootleg is on the BOBBY ROBINSON label (NOTE! not BR!) and is pressed on styrene. Would be great if someone could post up a scan of this as well.

Visitors and Cash McCall are completely different tunes.

Here is the original release on BR (the flipside): Here is the Capitol release mis-credited to The Corletts. The Bobby Robinson label release is a bootleg (or perhaps official second issue? I don't know). Has anyone got a scan of a Capitol copy which spells the group name correctly?

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No need to give me that. Glad you understand what I'm getting at though.

No I'm not. I first played my WEE 106 vinyl and I then played my sound file of my Vee Jay stock copy. I never said anything about the VEE JAY copy not being longer. I said that the WEE 106 and VEE JAY/later WEE releases utilises the same TAKE. Which they do. As I mentioned above though, the sound is clearer on the VEE JAY press compared to the WEE 106 issue.

I disagree about the WEE 106 issue being a different take than the later issues. My WEE 106 vinyl and the recording of the VEE JAY black issue vinyl copy (which I used to have) sounds the same, but the mastering/pressing/mixing on the VEE JAY copy is however slightly "clearer". Exact same recording though. Fantastic record in any case!

Has anyone got another copy for sale? Please PM me if so.

Very interesting indeed, Sean. I've never seen a third label variation of the WEE release, but as you wrote, one might very well exist. Here is a better scan of my personal copy of the WEE 106 issue in case anyone wants to have a better look at it:

There are two different issues of this on the Wee label. One is the first local Wee release (#106), the there's a "national" Wee release (#714) and later the Vee-Jay release (#714 as well, the second Wee pressing was pressed up by Vee-Jay). The WEE 106 release is very rare and should be at least £75-£100. The WEE 714 release is ususally about £50-£75 The VEE-JAY 714 release (demo or issue) usually goes for about £30-£50. Some scans:

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Hello! I've listed a bunch of 45s on eBay. There are label/sleeve scans and soundclips to all records. Check them out at: https://search.ebay.com/_W0QQfrppZ75QQfsooZ...QsassZpushkings ___SOUL / FUNK / NEW BREED R&B 45s___________________________ BARBARA HALL on Innovation II ("You Brought It On Yourself") BILLY GRAHAM on Atlantic BILLY NICHOLS on Mercury BOBBY McCLURE on Hi CHUCK STEPHENS on East Coast CLIFF NOBLES on Phil-L.A. OF Soul ("Love Is All Right" ALT VERSION!) DORIS TROY on Atlantic GAY POPPERS on Savoy ("You Better Believe") IVORY JOE HUNTER on Goldwax J. HINES & THE BOYS on Nation-Wide JACKIE ROSS on Chess ("Dynamite Lovin'") JUNGLE ROCK on Sound Gems KENT AND THE CANDIDATES on Double Shot LITTLE ARCHIE on Dial MICHAEL & THE MESSENGERS on USA PRIDE, PASSION & PAIN on IX Chains RAY CHARLES ORCHESTRA on Tangerine ROBB JARMAIN on Chess ROSCOE SHELTON on Sound Stage 7 ("Soon As Darkness Falls") SANDY WADDY on Wand ("Everything Is Everything") SATISFACTIONS on Smash SHOWMEN on Imperial TER-RELLS on ABC ("Three Little Words") TOMMY MOSLEY on Era ("Exit Loneliness Enter Love") VIRGIL GRIFFIN on Shout (TOMMY TATE! GEORGE SOULE!) Thanks for looking! Take care. /Sebastian

Just so you don't buy something you'll regret... The Fynal Vynal 7" is a reissue as well, done some 4-5 years after the original 12" on Al & The Kid was released. The Bunky 7" is from 1989/1990 or so.

I'm not 100% sure, but I seriously don't think so. It must've sold pretty good at the time of release and there are many different label variations of it on both styrene and vinyl. Plus it got a UK Atlantic release.

Not many original copies of this 45 comes up for sale these days. Have seen it sell for £40-£60, but can easily sell for more as it is very in-demand. The bootleg is pressed on styrene and the original is pressed on vinyl.

Fantastic rocker!

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It sells weekly on eBay for anywhere between £25 and £40.

Perhaps that's the point? Hucknall WILL make a lot of money from it, he also knows that he will not be able to improve on the originals, but wants some decent songs to sing and make some money from. He's a singing "artist" and needs material to sing. If he can sing these songs half-assedly and STILL make money and get some concert bookings at the same time, then good luck to him.