Sebastian

When I have 45s sent to me registered from the UK to Sweden I always ask the sender NOT to send it by "airsure". As you wrote, "airsure" doesn't require a signature when delivered, the package is simply slipped through the mailbox just like an ordinary non-registered package. I fail to see how the seller can prove that the package has been delivered when using "airsure". They might be compensated by Royal Mail if the package goes amiss, I don't know, but from a buyers perspective who wants to recieve the 45 rather than getting a refund it's a crap piece of service and not worth paying extra for.

You could try PMing or e-mailing him (as he asked interested parties to do) instead of posting in the sales thread: https://www.soul-sour...omMemberID=8653

The claim that it was released in 1977 is probably due to an error (or assumption) in a discography that has been copied and copied and copied. The actual 45 looks NOTHING like a 1977 release. It looks and feels like a late 60s release and the typesetting and layout looks a whole lot more like other late 60s/early 70s releases on tiny New York labels.

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The J Mercy Baby P&P label was from Mississippi. The one being discussed here was from New York.

B-side is instrumental. Credited to Smoky Brooks. Smoky Brooks - Long Time Ago (vocal) / Long Time Ago (instrumental) - P&P 1212

By the way, have you seen the new box set consisting of almost 20 hours of music from the P&P affiliated labels? https://www.undergroundhiphop.com/pp-records-x-serato-pressings-pp-records-hits-hits-hits-3xaudio-dvds-book-poster-2x12-singles-w-serato-control-tone/PP1977ACC/

Quality stuff, Johan!

Freddie North - (I've Got To) Hold Back Dee & Don - I Can't Stand It

Try this: https://web.archive.org/web/20050908121129/https://labelscans.anorakrecords.de/scans/hauptteil_scans.html

What do you need to know? Exists both WITH and WITHOUT the screeching intro by the way.

Fantastic tune!

Try to find an old turntable that has the option to spin 16rpm records as well. Probably would make it a lot easier. Good luck!

Just a thought: if you let the turntable rotate while applying the glue, the centrifugal force will propel the glue outwards causing more spillover than if the record was still. At least have it on 33rpm instead of 45rpm.

Totally off-topic, I know... but if anyone has got the other Mighty Ryeders 45 on Sun-Glo for sale, please PM me.

Indeed: Obviously didn't reach the chart though.

That's a bootleg CD. Might as well just burn your own CDr.

Using that reasoning, The Temptations wasn't "signed" to Motown until 1980. Yet I think most people would consider their recordings for Gordy and Miracle during the 60s and 70s to be "Motown recordings". The Motown label was started after Tamla.

Nick And The Jaguars is the correct answer. They were not signed to the label, but did a one-off 45 on Tamla in August 1959.

Some info here from an old thread: You can go up and read some of the posts above that one as well for more.

It sure is! (but I would say that, I guess... ).

I'll take 50 copies at £15, please. No one who knows how to properly sell records should have any problems getting £100 or more for either the demo or issue of "Your Number 1" on original Arctic. The issue is very rare, I've only ever had one copy of that one but sold it when I got myself a demo. "Make Your Move" is not in-demand with garage collectors (I don't know where the origin of that info comes from, but it's been quoted for ages) plus it was issued as the flipside on three different Volcanos 45s (this was its third appearance) so wouldn't be the reason that drives up the price.

Yes. The release on the LK label is in stereo and is from 1976 and has also got a different flipside.

Fantastic track! PLEASE, don't release it on an EP. A proper 2-track 45 will have much better/louder sound.