Sebastian

The thing is that I don't get how a reissue (legal or not) can suffice when you otherwise collect original issue 45s? On the other hand I love CDs (unlike a lot of people on here it seems) . It's probably my absolute favourite format as far as home listening goes and I don't mind having tunes that I can't afford original 45s of on CD or other digital media. Horses for courses, I guess.

As Pete wrote: your copy is a boot. Above is the most obvious giveaway. The original has got 65C-9290-1 in the deadwax. It's all explained in the latest Manship price guide.

This is what we came up with a couple of weeks ago: /index.php?//topic/130762-goodie-train-discog/

Isn't there some kind of annoying sound drop-out on the intro of the yellow reissue as well? I don't see how the yellow label issue can be of interest to anyone who only collect original issue 45s. It's a bit like making do with the gold label reissue from the 90s of Four Voices "Your Love Is Getting Stronger" and pretending that it's an original. Might as well play the tunes from CD/MP3/WAV in my opinion.

UK promo 12" exists, very rare though:

That 45 sure achieved an unexpectedly high price. The second-highest bid was $201.77. The third highest bid was $31.99. If the top bidder hadn't come in with a gigantic bid it would've sold for $32.50. So it hasn't gone up in price, I was just lucky this time (and the payment has been recieved). The two highest bidders are both regular customers of mine who usually don't mind paying over-the-top to get the records they want.

Only 3-4 hours to go on these auctions. Thanks for looking! :-)

There's about 2 days left on these auctions now.

There's an alternative version of "Love Me" included on the "Indelible Impressions" compilation CD on Castle/Sequel from 1999 which is a different take than the 45 issued as CURTOM 1959 and CURTOM 1973. Much more Curtis-sounding vocals, but nowhere near as brilliant as the take released on the original 45.

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 / BOOGIE / R&B highlights: Nicky Newarkers ("Woman"), Sage ("I'm Alive"), Tony Galla ("In Love"), New Yorkers, Darondo Pulliam, Intrepids, Gizzelle, Keni Lewis, Macar Brothers, Charles Brimmer, Exsaveyons, City News, Oscar Perry, Tommy Trojan, Roy Porter Sound Machine, Fabulous Apollos, Jay Mitchell, Freddie Scott, Jabo, Outfit, Ron Kenoly etc. Thanks for looking! Take care. /Sebastian

All 3 of Mark Capanni's recordings are in refosoul. All are good (especially "If Life Was A Ferris Wheel" which is phenomenal). I don't quite get why people think of them - or try to make them into - soul recordings though? They've got far more in common with the west coast / AOR stuff from about the same time by J.D. Souther, Jackson Browne and especially Ned Doheny. I don't think Capanni's goal was to out-do Tyrone Davis that day inte studio when he cut those tracks!

Which Brief Encounter?

If it's of any help, the full names of the songwriters are George Wright, Clarence Nelson and John W. Cole.

The LINDA release was its first original issue from 1965. The RAMPART and WARNER BROS release are re-issues from 1969.

As far as I know, Atlantic didn't start using red/white demos until the mid-60s. Popsike has logged 16 copies of "Hungry Man" for sale on eBay during the past 4 years. Only 3 of those were black/white demos, the remaining 13 copies were black/red issues.

When this tune was re-issued in 1969 by Warner Bros, that intro must've sounded horribly out of date and that's perhaps a reason why they edited it out? The Rampart 45 issue is by the way also a re-issue from 1969 that was released to promote an LP of past local hits from the LINDA/GORDO/FARO/WHITTIER/RAMPART stable of labels. The title of the LP is "Golden Treasures Volume Two: West Coast East Side Revue". The original Linda 45 release is from 1965.

Not that it matters really... but if anyone might be interested in where he "comes from", Eli guested the Galactic Fractures radio show back in December 2006 and you can still download the podcast from this site: https://www.galacticfractures.com/?p=34 Here's what he played: Jo Jo and The Outcast - Whole Lotta Woman (Soundorific) Little Mack Simmons - Givin Me A Hard Time (Dud Sound) Junior Wells - Up In Heah (Bright Star) Willie Harper - But I Couldnt (Alon) Lester Young - I've Got The Right (Old Town) Johnny Little John and Guitar - Kitty O (Margaret) Sonny Green - Jodys On The Run (Hill) Jimmy Robins - I Can't Please You (Jerhart) Ricky Allen - Cut You A Loose (Age) Cathy Lynn - Dollars and Cents (Heart & Soul) Mable John - Dont Hit Me No More (Stax) The Kelly Brothers - I'd Rather Have You (Sims) The Raelettes - I'm Gettin Long Alright (tangerine) Bobby Powell - Done Got Over (Whit) Arthur K Adams - Gimmie Some Of Your Lovin (Modern) Eddie Ray - I Stand Accused (Prix) OV Wright - Treasured Moments (Backbeat) Jimmy Delphis - Don't Sign The Paper Baby (Karen) Johnny Adams - You Gonna (Modern) Johnny Daye - A Lot Of Progress (Parkway) Betty Adams - Make It Real (Notes Of Gold) Betty Bibbs - First Come First Served (GeNeva) Eddie Burns - Messing With My Bread (Harvey) Gene Evans - Keep On Keeping On (Golden Beam) Walter Hamilton - Nobody But Me (HiQ) Ohio Untouchables - I'm Tired (LuPine) Paul Kelly - Stealing In The Name Of The Lord (Happy Tiger) Lattimore Brown - Sweet Desiree (Renegade) Mitty Collier - I'd Like To Change Places (Entrance) Bob and Earl - Deep Down Inside (Tempe) Bobby Slone - Hoodoo Man (DreaM) Frank Frost - My Back Scratcher (Jewel) Arlene Brown - I'm A Streaker (Dud Sound) Fenton Robinson - Cryin The Blues (PM) JL Smith - Did You Do The Mosquito (FM) Ray Charles - I Can Make It Through The Days (tangerine) Virgil Griffin and Rhythm Kings - If You Can't Go Don't (Reginald) Chris Jones - I'm The Man (Goodie Train) Jeb Stuart - Soul Jerk It Baby (King) Johnny Adams - A Man Will Shed A Few Tears Too (Pacemaker) Frank Lynch - Young Girl (My Records) Binky Griptite - Stone Soul Christmas (Daptone) A great show!

The only two records I have EVER had pulled from eBay were early Shakin' Stevens 45. They got pulled because it had been reported to eBay from "Shakin' Stevens management" that the items I was selling were unofficial release. BUT THEY WERE NOT! They were however 45s/EPs from his 1970-1980 pre-EPIC days that he for some reason apparently wants to have erased from everyone's memory. When I contacted his management about the matter they were adamant that anything by Shakin' Stevens that isn't still in print and for sale through his current record label are unofficial releases. Quite amazing really.

There's a copy for $12.22 (about £8.50) on Gemm if it's of any help: https://www.gemm.com/item/V.A./RARE--SOUL--UNCOVERED--VOL.3/GML292503087/

See post #3 in this thread. It has got all the info that you need. There are indeed at least two bootlegs of this 45. One with pale blue label and one with dark blue label.

Fantastic. Congrats to him!

No, this one was at $670 with several hours to go. Apparently the seller has already recieved the payment according to posts on another forum about this.

Only 4 hours to go on these auction now. Thanks for looking! :-)

The original should have S-002 B in the run-out groove (NOTE! it should have a B, not an A) on the "Philly Dog" side and directly opposite of the S there should be PES stamped. The copies you have are bootlegs seeing that they both have got variations of S-002 A in the runout groove.

There's now about 2 days left on these auctions.