Sebastian

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...chant/pushkings ___SOUL / FUNK / NEW BREED R&B / POPCORN 45s ________________ RICHARD BROTHERS - Stolen Property - STRATE 8 (Fortune subsiduary) ANDRE WILLIAMS - Jail Bait - FORTUNE BILL SPILLER & JOE LITTLE - Hot Pants Girls - ATOMIC-H BOBBY BLOOM - We're All Goin Home - MGM BO DIDDLEY - Hey Bo Diddley - RARE Sweden EP DIANA ROSS & SUPREMES - Only Sixteen - TAMLA MOTOWN, DENMARK FOUR TOPS - Walk Away Renee - TAMLA MOTOWN, NORWAY FRED LOWERY - I'm Sorry - ATCO JOE WEAVER - Looka Here Pretty Baby - FORTUNE JR. WALKER - Shoot Your Shot - TAMLA MOTOWN, HOLLAND KIP ANDERSON - I Done You Wrong - ABC SPINNERS - My Whole World Ended - TAMLA MOTOWN, ITALY SYL JOHNSON - Is It Because I'm Black - TWINIGHT TEMPTATIONS - It's You That I Need - TAMLA MOTOWN, HOLLAND UNDERDOGS - Love's Gone Bad - V.I.P. Thanks for looking! Take care. /Sebastian

There's a good version by Otis Leavill on DAKAR as well.

Interesting how taste differs. Although he had a great career and released loads of good tunes throughout the 60s, 70s and 80s, I perosnally don't think that he recorded anything else during his entire career that comes close to the brilliance of "I Can Feel It".

The issue boots actually read DEMAC BNI (instead of BMI). How someone could make such a glaring mistake when trying to make something look authentic is laughable! Some scans below. ORIGINAL ISSUE: BOOTLEG ISSUE: ORIGINAL WHITE DEMO: BOOTLEG WHITE DEMO:

A fantastic tune! Nice to hear that some DJs in the UK has started spinning it as well.

There is no acetate of the slower version recorded for Columbia. According to the sleeve notes the tape that Ace/Kent worked with was an unmixed 8-track recording and "Indication" was the fourth tune (probably just a run-through demo) that they recorded during their Columbia session which resulted in the superb "Doggone It" / "Falling Tears" 45 (on Columbia) as well as the unissued "The Groove She Put Me In". By the way, there is only one vocalist on both the Columbia and Jay Boy versions. Don't know if it's Eddie Campbell or Ernie Johnson though.

Yes, that's it. The fast version is a Loadstone recording and is only available on a UK JAY BOY 7". The slow version is a Columbia recording and is only available on the Kent CD "Northern Soul's Classiest Rarities 3".

Only 1-2 hours left on these auctions now! Thanks for looking. :-)

Indeed the copies of "How Can One Man Live" that looks like this plays "Hung Up On Your Love" instead, BUT it is a mispressed reissue done in the 80s (or even 90s):

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

...and he has got 21 copies in stock of it at the moment.

That must be mistake. It never sells for more than £15-£25 on eBay and there's at least one M- copy listed per week .

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...chant/pushkings ___SOUL / FUNK / NEW BREED R&B / POPCORN 45s ________________ HIGH BERIANS - Go Away - PROCTOR AND BLUE (totally unknown monster!) LEVON & HAWKS - He Don't Love You - ATCO JACK HAMMER - Twist In The Morning - TONO, DENMARK BETTY JAMES - I'm A Little Mixed Up - CHECKER SUGAR PIE DESANTO - A Little Taste Of Soul - GEDINSON'S DEE DEE WARWICK - You're No Good - JUBILEE GALE GARNETT - I'll Cry Alone - RCA EUGENE BLACKNELL - Jump Back / Mo-Self - CLARA JOE WEAVER - It Must Be Love / Baby I Love You So - FORTUNE LITTLE JOE COOK - rare Sweden-only EP - JUKEBOX, SWEDEN ANDRE WILLIAMS - Come On Baby / The Greasy Chicken - FORTUNE BIG BILL BROONZY - It Feels So Good - METRONOME, DENMARK BILL COSBY - Hush Hush / Little Ole Man - WARNER BROS, GERMANY CHUBBY CHECKER - Weekend's Here - CAMEO, HOLLAND CURTIS MAYFIELD - Move On Up - BUDDAH, UK DIANA ROSS & SUPREMES - Love Child - RTB, YUGOSLAVIA DIXIE CUPS - People Say - RED BIRD, SWEDEN GENO WASHINGTON - Water / Understanding - PYE, DENMARK HARLEM RIVER DRIVE - Need You - ARISTA JACKIE MOORE - Got What It Takes - CBS JACKIE WILSON - Higher And Higher - DECCA, SWEDEN JIMMY RUFFIN - Passed This Way Before - TAMLA MOTOWN, HOLLAND JR. WALKER - Pucker Up Buttercup - TAMLA MOTOWN, HOLLAND SMOKEY ROBINSON & MIRACLES - Second That Emotion - MOTOWN, FRANCE WILLIE & ANTHONY - Sugar Sugar Sugar - JAY BOY, UK Thanks for looking! Take care. /Sebastian

No. Loads of copies of this 45 has been found and it shouldn't cost you more than £20-ish absolute tops. In fact, Craig Moerer has got over 100 M- copies in stock at the moment priced at $35 each: https://www.recordsbymail.com/search.php?keywords=24768

Only about 2-3 hours left on these auctions now. Thanks for looking! :-)

Lots of cheap buy-it-now copies on eBay: https://desc.shop.ebay.com/Records-/306/i.html?LH_TitleDesc=1&LH_PrefLoc=2&_nkw=%22Don%20Fardon%22%20room&Speed=45%2520RPM&_catref=1&_dmd=1&_dmpt=Music_on_Vinyl&_fln=1&_ssov=1&_trksid=p3286.c0.m282

It's previously unissued and only available on this CD: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Just-Beginning-Phillip-Mitchell/dp/B00013MWZC

I think his version on the SONET 45 is decent (and superior to anything on the Harlem Kiddies EP) but obviously too slow to be suitable for a dancefloor. I just think it's amazing that a swedish/danish artist recorded a cover of "My Baby Likes To Boogaloo" in the mid-60s. I guess he must've learned/heard it when Don Gardner and Dee Dee Ford toured Sweden at that time. King George/Harlem Kiddies might even have been their backing band for those dates, I'm trying to get more info on that. Have you heard the more uptempo funky take of "My Baby Likes To Boogaloo" and the storming "It Ain't Right" off the swedish "King George Discovery" LP? There's some good stuff on the danish Harlem Kiddies LP on SONET as well. Also worth checking out is "Last Train To Georgia" with his band Red, White and Blues plus both sides of the "I'm The Best" 45. His early 80s LP is best to avoid...

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

Any info on this? Matrix details etc. Have seen two pressings on Capitol, one as Carletts and one as Corletts but both of those were originals.

And also a seriously rare version by King George on danish SONET (as "Boog-A-Loo") released in a nice picture sleeve.

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...chant/pushkings ___SOUL / FUNK / NEW BREED R&B / POPCORN 45s ________________ SUNDAY'S CHILD - What Are You Thinking - REPRISE (Voices Inc. COVER-UP!) DARROW FLETCHER - Pain Gets A Little Deeper - GROOVY DUKE & LEONARD - Just Do The Best You Can - STOMP TOWN PEPPERMINT HARRIS - Wait Until It Happens To You - JEWEL WILSON BROTHERS - You Took My Future Away - RCA TRADEMARQUES - I Can Set You Free - REGINALD MONTCLAIRS - Unwanted Love - PAULA WINDSTORM - I Don't Mind - LMI NATE CALHOUN - Funktown - GLADES ANN SEXTON - You're Losing Me - SEVENTY-SEVEN ART NEVILLE - Bo Diddley - SANSU BILLIE HOLIDAY - Greatest Hits US 7" EP - DECCA BILLY BUTLER - Right Track - EPIC, UK BOBBY PARIS - Let Me Show You The Way - TETRAGRAMMATON BO DIDDLEY - Hey Good Lookin - CHESS, SWEDEN CHARLES ALLEN - We've Got Love - GREEDY CHARLES WHITEHEAD - Between The Lines - STONE DOGG DARLENE LOVE - A Fine Fine Boy - LONDON, UK EVANS PYRAMID - No I Won't - SMOKAH FINAL EDITION - I Can Do It Any Way - VAP GEORGE PERKINS - Keep On Loving Me - ROYAL SHIELD JACKIE BURNS - I Still Love You - TACULAR JESSE JOHNSON - You're Blowin Holes - STILLETO JIMMY RADCLIFFE - So Deep - SHOUT JOE SIMON - Long Hot Summer - LONDON LOU JOHNSON - Park Avenue - BIG TOP, SWEDEN RAMBLETTES - On Back Street - BRUNSWICK, UK RAY JAY - Love Doll - COTIQUE WHISPERS - I Can't See Myself Leaving - SOUL CLOCK Thanks for looking! Take care. /Sebastian

I'm not trying to be picky, I just really wanted to know if the MICA issue utilised a different recording than the Jerhart/Impression 45. There's a big difference between a "mix" and a "take" when it comes to studio/recording lingo.

If that's recorded from the MICA issue (I've never had that 45 myself), then it's the exact same take as on the JERHART and IMPRESSION issues. It just sounds a bit "clearer" and the vocal sounds more seperated from the backing track. Much heavier compression used on the Jerhart/Impression releases perhaps, or is the Mica release in stereo?

I guess you're right about that it's impossible to tell sealed copies apart. But if you have the record in front of you or can e-mail the seller, then just ask (or see) what is etched in the run-out groove.