Sebastian

Thanks for the info, but I'm aware of that. I only put "vertigo swirl" in the item title in order to catch more attention to the auction so that no one interested in collecting Vertigo records misses it.

That sounds absolutely fantastic!

Congrats! That's a result! Hope you didn't order the promo/demo though as it has got the flipside "Young Power" on both sides.

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Steve and Ian: glad you like it!

It's a very rare 45. I've been trying to find another copy for nigh on 10 years without luck. As KevH wrote, it is included in one of my mixes. Download: https://www.shingaling.com/SebastiansFunctionMix20090511.mp3 or Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/shingaling/sebastians-function-mix-2009-05-11/ TRACKLISTING: Pic & Bill - What Does It Take - CHARAY Eugene Jefferson - A Pretty Girl Dressed In Brown - OPEN Harvey Averne Dozen - Never Learned To Dance - UPTITE Mickey & Ernie - Baby I'm In Love - HOTLINE MUSIC JOURNAL Family Sound Band - Gotta Git Down - ARTIST'S RECORDING Pazazz - So Hard To Find - IN-ROADS Ambition - I'm Gonna Give My Love - MERCURY T'spoon - If You Dance Tonite - OIL CAPITAL Cesar's All Stars - See-Saw Affair - TEO H.P. Riot - I Have Changed - CONCEPT (LP) Donato - Almas Irmas - BLUE THUMB FRANCE Cliff Nobles - We Got Our Thing Together - ROULETTE Mel & Tim - Forever And A Day - STAX Otis Clay - The Only Way Is Up - ECHO American Gypsy - Stuck On You - CHESS (LP) Chuck Ray - Baby Please Don't Let Go - BUDDAH Mr. Dynamite - Sh'Mon - SOULTIME Big Maybelle - That's A Pretty Good Love - SAVOY Myles & Dupont - Loud Mouth Annie - ARGO Chuck Bridges - Don't You Make Me Cry - SCOOP Peppermint Harris - Wait Until It Happens To You - JEWEL Lonnie Lester - You Can't Go - NU-TONE Incredibles - Miss Treatment - AUDIO ARTS Superlatives - Don't Let True Love Die - DYNAMICS Mark Capanni - I Believe In Miracles - CAPITOL Jodi Mathis - God Is Love - CAPITOL Smith Brothers - Let Me Take Care Of Your Heart - SHIELD

Her other 45 on CAPITOL, "God Is Love", is one of my all-time faves. Fantastic mid-tempo stepper-ish kinda crossover tune.

Hello! I've listed a bunch of records on eBay. There are label/sleeve scans and soundclips to everything. Check them out at: https://shop.ebay.com/pushkings/m.html SOUL / FUNK / R&B 45s: David Del Conte (TOTALLY UNKNOWN STOMPER!), Connie Stevens ("Tick Tock"), Moses Dillard & Martha Starr, Sylvia Striplin, Gary Toms Empire, Barbara Hall, John Lee Hooker, Continental 4, Bobby Byrd, Tuomo, Earl Van Dyke, Bobby Caldwell, Logg, Kevin Drinkard, Lou Pride, Rene & Angela etc. DISCO / BOOGIE 12": C.J. & Co, Gary Johnson, Asphalt Jungle, Gary Johnson REGGAE / ROCKSTEADY / ROOTS / DUB 45s & 12"s: Roy Shirley, Dennis "Young" Alcapone, E.K. Bunch, Dennis Brown, Dave Barker, Paul Whiteman, Frankie Wilmoth, Delroy Wilson, Bob Marley, Delroy Wilson etc. Thanks for looking! Take care. /Sebastian

I just pulled out the Jimmy Webb 45 on Bell with "Lost Generation" and the label credits read: "Produced [...] for Audio Arts Productions" I've never ever noticed that before and didn't realise that there was a long term connection between JW and Audio Arts! I now realise that he wrote and arranged several other things for Audio Arts/Forty/Gospel as well (Ron Kenoly, Al Waples, William & Michael, Otto's Organization, Harold Bowen Singers etc.).

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Just found a soundclip of it. It utilises the exact same backing track as Jimmy Webb's version on BELL. Webb's version is - if anything - more soulful than Bailey's...

Is that the Jimmy Webb penned tune? If so, would love to hear it, purely because of my interest in JW. Is it a soul recording?

Absolutely fantastic tune. I can't understand why it isn't getting more spins.

This one perhaps? Gets going after 45 seconds: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7ZNAtyv9_E

Apparently it was also included on the "Poco Prima Dell'aurora" LP from 1973. The Roulette 45 is from 1975.

But as miff stated, the NUMERO UNO 45 below is a bootleg:

The US issue is indeed on Roulette, but the original 7" release was issued one year prior to the Roulette 45 and it was as far as I know only released in Italy at the time. The real name of the artist is Ivano Alberto Fossati & Oscar Prudente. The original title is "Tema Del Lupo" (translates to "Theme Of The Wolf" if I remember corectty). The original italian label is CETRA NUMERO 1.

It's pretty indicative of his love for catchy and melodic pop music though.

I'm loving the later version of this tune by Count Demon as well.

There's a nice version of that tune by The Four Singing Avalons on ATCO as well (same backing track as Archie Bell if I remember correctly). Prefer Bobo's take on it personally.

LP-only as far as I know. Fantastic tune.

A great pounding tune! Sounds immense when played over a good sound system. Ridiculous bass line! Might very well have been a soul pack record 25 years ago, but it's a difficult 45 to turn up nowadays and a lot of people are after it.

Yes, definitely exists as a white demo/promo.

The debut 7" by the afro/funk/soul band The Fasaans from my hometown (Malmoe, Sweden) has just been released. Pressed up by the band themselves and issued on their Fasaan Recordings label in only 250 copies. A very nice piece of wax in my opinion. I've got a couple of copies in case anyone is interested and the cost is £10 including worldwide shipping. PM me or e-mail me ( sebastian AT shingaling DOT com ). Have a listen to a part both sides here: https://www.shingaling.com/fasaans.mp3

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