Sebastian

I've just put together a new mix. You can download it here if you're interested: https://www.shingalin...Mix20101123.mp3 SEBASTIAN'S FUNCTION MIX - NOVEMBER 2010 Hot Ice Company - You Ain't Heard Nothing Yet - LIONEL Roy Roberts - Stop (Watch What You Doing To Me) - LINCO Justin - Right Now - DOWN EAST Ben Wiggins - It's All Over - ALMERIA Sir Ted Ford - Disco Music - ARDENT Billy Peterson Jr. - Party Man - SPLIT Syng McGowan - That's What I Want - HOPE Bobby Valentin - Use It Before You Lose It - FANIA Jean Dushon - Second Class Lover - OKEH Lloyd Nolan - I Don't Know About You - KING Darrow Fletcher - No Limit - IRVING MUSIC (unissued 10" acetate) Krisp - Sunlight - INDIGO (12") Maxx Traxx - Don't Touch It - PULSE Joneses - Love Contest - SPRING Sophisticated Ladies - This Ain't Really Love - REFLECTION Donnie Elbert - Along Came Pride - CBS UK Carter Brothers - (She's So Fine) So Glad She's Mine - JEWEL Satisfactions - Take It Or Leave It - SMASH Tommy Neal - Going To A Happening - PAMELINE Distance - Get, Get On Down - MANNA OF DISTANCE, INC. Exodus - Together Forever - CHARLOTTE AMALIE Renee Geyer - Be There In The Morning - RCA AUSTRALIA Loveman Ronnie Stokes - Touch You Again - PHILLY CITY (12") Philip James - Keep On Loving - LONGWOOD Al McCarther - His True Love For You - TWO GUITARS I hope you hear something you like. My 11 previous mixes can still be downloaded from my homepage: https://www.shingaling.com Or streamed from my Mixcloud page: https://www.mixcloud.com/shingaling Check out Function's homepage and MySpace/Facebook pages for info on upcoming club dates, pictures, more MP3-mixes from my fellow resident DJs etc. at: https://www.facebook....?gid=8900627393 https://www.myspace.com/clubfunction https://www.clubfunction.com Thanks for listening. :-)

I seem to remember that you wrote the exact pressing figure for the "Use It Before You Lose It" 45 in a previous thread, but I've forgotten what it was. Do you remember? 500? 1000? That Bobby Valentin tune is one of the best ever examples of boogaloo / uptempo latin soul and the 45 has been nigh on impossible to get ahold of during the past 10 years. Very few copies has come up for sale "out in the open" (i.e. auctions/lists/etc.). Its availability/price 15-25+ years ago is not relevant. It is also irrelevant that there might be copies sitting in people's collections unless those people decided to sell them and flood/stabilize the market. All things considered, the amounts that this 45 has sold for in recent Manship/eBay auctions is spot-on in my opinion.

A "store account" like his costs $300 per month plus $0.03 per item to list. Then there are ofcourse the "final value fees" for the stuff that sells (roughly 15% per sold item).

It is definitely a bootleg, pressed during the last 10-15 years.

It is: Royal Jesters - My Kind Of Woman / I've Got Soul - OPTIMUM 101 Joe Jama sang in The Royal Jesters.

I did that before I made previous comment. I recorded the Lyrics and Toby Bullard 45s, slowed down the Toby Bullard track so that it had the exact same speed as the original Lyrics 45 and then I put both recordings together in one soundfile. I put the recording of the Toby Bullard 45 in the LEFT channel and the recording of the Lyrics 45 in the RIGHT channel and it's obvious that both speakers play the exact same recording. Have a listen for yourself below: https://www.shingaling.com/tobyLEFTlyricsRIGHT.mp3 I totally agree with John Manship. The Flodavieur release is a blatantly obvious bootleg.

No, the Lyrics 45 on GNP utilises the exact same version as the Toby Bullard 45, but the track on the Toby Bullard 45 has been speeded up ever so slightly.

Only 1-3 hours to go on these auctions now: https://shop.ebay.com/pushkings/m.html Thanks for looking!

There's now about 2 days left on these auctions: https://shop.ebay.com/pushkings/m.html

Two of his best tracks on VOLT: Since I Lost My Baby's Love That's The Story Of My Life

Fantastic UK-only tune: Major Lance - Don't You Know I Love You - CONTEMPO

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: Billy The Kid Emerson, Jackson Sisters, Terry Westlake, Sun, Jean Dushon, Soul Bros Inc, Renee Geyer, Billy Hambric, Glenda McLeod, Catalinas, Bobby Wells, Joneses, Ray J, Al Thomas, Darrow Fletcher, Interntationals, Buddy Turner, Unlimited Four, Billy Cee, Silk Storm, 21st Century Ltd, Flirtations etc. Thanks for looking! Take care. /Sebastian

The 45 pictured in his "buy it now" on eBay and on his site is definitely pressed on vinyl. Check it out: https://www.recordsby...keywords=297107 https://cgi.ebay.com/...em=300491830711 By the way, he has got 23 copies in stock at the moment.

Curtis Lee exists on both vinyl and styrene. I've only ever seen Little Willie Jones on vinyl. It would surprise me if that tiny label 45 was pressed on two different locations or more than one time. In my experience, the majority of all buyers don't care whether a 45 is pressed on styrene or vinyl. So it's not really something that a seller SHOULD state, but it's ofcourse good if they do for those of us that do care.

The resemblance is uncanny!

You're absolutely right. They also released a superb sunshine pop 45 as The Morning Mist on EVENT.

Yes.

It was written and produced by Cashman, Pistilli & West if that's of any interest:

The TARPON and CHIRRUP releases are both from 1965 and has got the exact same versions. In fact both releases are pressed from the same stampers. The VEE-JAY release from 1957 is however a completely different recording.

There seems to have been two different Italian issues of this 45. NOTE that the catalogue number for "Just Because Of You" is CN A 9237. I'd suggets that the sleeve with the following info is the FIRST issue because it advertises releases that were issued PRIOR to "Just Because Of You" i.e. CN A 9221, CN A 9222, CN A 9223 and the album MS A 77155 (these were all released in 1965/1966): The following is most likely the SECOND issue because it advertises and shows a picture of a release that was issued AFTER "Just Because Of You" i.e. CN A 9239 . It also advertises the single CN A 9236 and the album MS A 77163 (these were all released in 1967): I might be totally wrong ofcourse, but that's my take on it.

It was just common practice, especially on english language releases. Most scandinavian releases read "Made in Sweden", "Made in Denmark" and "Made in Norway". The same goes for many other european countries like France, Holland etc. Everything else on those spanish and italian Durium labels is written in the mother tongue.

A couple of slightly bigger scans of the US demo and issue from Popsike:

The 45 that steveluigi has posted up a scan of (on the STIBBE label) is pressed in Holland/Netherlands. It reads "Kant B" on the label. "Kant" in dutch means "Side". I.e. Side B. Many european record labels used imported picture sleeves during the 60s and pressed up 45s in their own country resulting in several strange sleeve/45 combinations.