Sebastian

Every now and then I put together a mix of sounds I like a lot and play at Function, a club night which I organize once per month together with my friends Helena, Jonte and Joppe in my hometown of Malmo, Sweden. Below you will find my 10th and latest mix. You can download the NEW mix on the following link: https://www.shingalin...Mix20100316.mp3 SEBASTIAN'S FUNCTION MIX - MARCH 2009 Frank Ferrer - Hallelujah - BLUE CANDLE We The People - Break Down - DAVEL Exit 9 - I Love You, Love You Completely - BRC Cross Bronx Expressway - Help Your Brothers - ZELL'S Jack Sass Band - Where Is The Love (You Promised Me) - VISA Kool Blues - Can We Try Love Again - CAPSOUL Bobby Finch - Get A Hold Of Yourself - BEVNIK Jeff Floyd - Don't Leave Me - BIG J Chain Reaction - Search For Tomorrow - BLUE WAVE Phillip & Lloyd - Keep On Moving - KONDUKO (LP) Elegant's - Show Me - REAL MUSIC Patti Austin - Didn't Say A Word - COLUMBIA Richard Marks - Love Is Gone - SHOUT Cautions - No Other Way - SHRINE Valentinos - Sweeter Than The Day Before - CHESS Joe Hicks - Don't It Make You Feel Funk - AGC Tony Northern - Hand Down The Law - ARIEL Markus Kelly - Pushin' To The Top - WHITE EAGLE Pete Rodriguez - Oh, That's Nice - ALEGRE Wayne Carter - Mad Mouth Woman - MOOTREY'S STUDIO St. Marteen's Rolling Tones - It's A Feeling - RODOLPHE PROCTOR (LP) Casual T - All Out Of Breath - RITA MARLEY MUSIC Robert Harris & The U.R.S. Band - Funk On - FUNKSHUN L.A.X. - All My Love - PRELUDE Wild Honey - I Can't Go On (Being Without You) - HOUSTON INTERNATIONAL George Hughley - That's Why I Cry - BUDDAH I hope you hear something you'll like. My 9 previous Function mixes can still be downloaded from my homepage: https://www.shingaling.com 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.clubfunction.com https://www.myspace.com/clubfunction https://www.facebook....?gid=8900627393 Thanks for listening. :-)

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Wow. Had no idea that this got plays. A great tune ofcourse, from a fantastic LP, but I have never thought about it as in terms of northern plays. I bloody love that album!

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Hello! I've listed a bunch of records on eBay. There are label/sleeve scans and soundclips to all records. Check them out at: https://shop.ebay.com/pushkings/m.html ___SOUL / FUNK / R&B / BOOGIE / DISCO 45s____________________ ARCHIE BELL - A Thousand Wonders - ATLANTIC, ITALY BASIC BLACK & PEARL - There'll Come A Time - POLYDOR BILEO - You Can Win - M.T.U./WATTS CITY (orig orange label!) BOBBY BLAND - Honey Child - DUKE BROTHER SOUL - Life Is Like A Maze - ELMCOR BUTLERS - Laugh Laugh Laugh - PHILA CHARLES PERRY - How Can I - MAGNUM CLIFFORD CURRY - Ain't No Danger - PAMA, UK CONNIE McGILL - I Could Never Love Another - SUPER CRYSTAL MOTION - You're My Main Squeeze - SOUNDS GEMS DANNY HUNT - What's Happening To Our Love Affair - DYNAMITE EDDIE PARKER - Love You Baby - GOOGA MOOGA, FRANCE (with p/s) ETHICS - Look At Me Now - VENT FIRE AND FURY - Baby You Really Got Me Going FIR-YA - Keep On Tryin - STAR GLOW FIVE SPECIAL - The More I Get To Know You - TEAI FOUR FLIGHTS - All I Want Is You - ALMERIA GENO WASHINGTON - I've Been Hurt By Love - PICCADILLY, UK GEORGE DUKE - I Want You For Myself - EPIC GWEN McCRAE - 90% Of Me Is You - CAT IMPERIALS - Where You Gonna Find Somebody Like Me - POWER EXCHANGE JAMISON - There'll Come A Time - A.V. INTERNATIONAL JEAN WELLS - With My Love And What You've - CALLA JEWEL BASS - Let Your Love Rain Down - MALACO JOBELL - Never Gonna Let You Go - JAN JONAS GWANGWA - Afradellic - DECCA LARRY WEDGEWORTH - No More Games - GROOVEHALL (Larry Wu) LIONEL HAMPTON - Chameleon - GLAD HAMP MAGIC NIGHT - If You And I Had Never Met - ROULETTE MARBOO - What About Love - MIDSONG MASQUERADERS - I Ain't Gonna Stop - AGP N GROUP - Keep On Runnin - WES MAR NICKY NEWARKERS - Love Me Baby - MERCURY OTIS CLAY - Three Is A Crowd - ONE-DERFUL RAJ - Something Inside - OAK TREE RODD KEITH - As The Wind Blows - PREVIEW SAM & SOUL WALKERS - Soul Walk - TRANS-AMERICAN SHOW STOPPERS - Heartbreaker - ARIOLA, GERMANY (with p/s) SMOKE - Have I Really Lost You - J. BRIDGE SPECIAL DELIVERY - This Kind Of Love - SHIELD SUPERIORS - I'd Rather Die - SUE TONY TROUTMAN - What's The Use - JERRI TSU TORONADOES - Got To Get Through To You - ATLANTIC VESSIE SIMMONS - I Can Make It On My Own - SIMCO VI CAMPBELL - Seven Doors - PEACOCK WALES WALLACE - Somebody I Know - BRC WESTERN HARMONEERS - A Little Talk - BUD WILIAMS FAMILY - Whosoever Will - VERSA WINFIELD PARKER - Sweet Little Girl - RU-JAC Thanks for looking! Take care. /Sebastian

The first issue of the Mighty Ryeders LP goes for decent money:

It's the same version, but luckily (in my opinion) with the long slow intro edited out.

There are two different pressings of the white label issue. One has got the same matrix number as the multi-coloured copies (W104A), and the other one has got an added "3" to the matrix number (W104A3). This might explain some of the confusion regarding sound quality and why some of the white label ones sound cleaner and have a different mastering than the multi-coloured ones. They've got different spellings of the title as well - YOUR vs. YOU'RE. See below:

I might be wrong, but I don't think it's the same Rita Lee on the Charay 45. The Rita Lee you're thinking of is from Brazil and was a member of the legendary group Os Mutantes. More info here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rita_Lee https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Os_Mutantes

And here is the alternative CHARAY 90 that I mentioned in the other thread: CHARAY 90 - Cresa Watson - If You've Stopped Loving Me / You're No Good I don't really think that any of the "later" white label Charay/LeCam 45s are bootlegs, Major Bill Smith just kept repressing his releases if he noticed any kind of demand from anyone. He seems to have started using white labels instead of yellow ones around 1970/1971.

Superior indeed! Are you thinking of the Spain issue of "Talk About Love"? None of the three US issues of "Talk About Love" has got "The Soul Of A Man" on its flipside. The original US issue of Pic & Bill's "The Soul Of A Man" is on the flipside of "Gonna Give It To You" on BLUE ROCK.

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I just noticed that one of the Charay listings on the net now mentions: Charay 90 - Cresa Watson - Salvation / You're No Good But mine is: Charay 90 - Cresa Watson - If You've Stopped Loving Me / You're No Good No mention of "Salvation" on the labels on my copy.

Indeed, have never seen or heard of a version by Pic & Bill. By the way, I've got a Cresa Watson 45 that has got catalogue number CHARAY 90 but none of the sides on that one is in any of the discographies. And sadly her version of "Salvation" is not on it... Typical Major Bill Smith... Releasing records with the same catalogue number but with entirely different songs on them... Mine has got a nice version of "You're No Good" on it though (the Dee Dee Warwick/Betty Everett tune)!

That's definitely the Reuben Howell version. Out of the versions I've heard I personally prefer the one by Wilson Pickett:

There are ofcourse many $2000+ styluses that sound better than the Ortofon 2M series... but I did say decently priced option.

Here you go: https://www.juno.co.uk/ppps/products/356358-01.htm

And the superb LP-only "Call It Evil":

I'm after the one with "Dance A Go Go" on the flipside.

The 12" seems to go for $150-$200 these days.

If anyone has go the white demo of this release for sale, please let me know.

You might very well be right that it's more about how the stylus "ride" in the groove. I'm not 100% sure about the EQ thing, I've just read that the "EQ curve" in the 2M stylus series tries to bring out the most of the record without reproducing background noise. Indeed, the Wild Honey 45 is on vinyl. I couldn't find a poor sounding styrene record immediately, so I just took another one that I knew sounds bad with most styluses to illustrate my point.

Slight styrene noise that doesn't affect the entire frequency range can be EQed out. That's what the Ortofon 2M series does. I guess that the EQ curve is set to omit/dampen the frequencies where vinyl noise "usually" can be found. I've gotten rid of my bad sounding styrene records so couldn't make a perfect A/B test for you, but just to illustrate what I mean I've recorded the exact same 10 second part of a notoriously bad sounding record (Wild Honey's "I Can't Go On") using first the popular Shure WhiteLabel stylus and then with the Ortofon 2M Blue (both styluses are fresh by the way). The section sounds awful with the Shure stylus, but at least decent (and with more clarity) with the Ortofon stylus. Have a listen below. SHURE WHITELABEL: https://www.shingalin...ewhitelabel.mp3 ORTOFON 2M BLUE: https://www.shingalin...tofon2mblue.mp3 There are ofcourse other styluses out there that have a better and more nuanced EQ curve, but the 2M series (especially the Blue one) is a decently priced option.

It doesn't "rescue" the record, but for home enjoyment: invest in the new Ortofon 2M stylus (blue, bronze or black editions - not the red one!). They've done a really good job with the inbuilt frequency curve on that one, it minimizes and sometimes entirely omits styrene noise from being reproduced.

A superb tune, but surely a stone cold classic already? Was reissued on a very high profile CD (in both the US and UK) a couple of years ago so a well know tune to thousands of people.