Sebastian

Not if it's a newie.

No, they released The Show Stoppers "Ain't Nothing But A House Party" as well: https://www.45cat.com/record/pt1002

That's so true. Big thanks for giving Helena and our club a mention.

Really glad to hear that Club Function is still on people's minds, Paul! I (Sebastian Fonzeus) ran that club night together with my friends Jonte Lindell, Helena Strömdahl and Joppe Odhner. The first night took place in January 2007. The last night was our 5th anniversary which took place on Saturday the 14th of January 2012. Don't hesitate to contact me if you need any other info.

Just noticed that Leroy Barbour even copyrighted the song as his own! The original copyright info (and label info) miscredits Terrence "Terry" Callier as Terrance Collier.

It is also interesting to note that Leroy Barbour cut a version of "I Ain't Going Nowhere" in 1975 on the Frontiersman label, entirely omitting details of the original songwriters. Produced by Phillip Mitchell.

I noticed that two acetates were sold in January 2020 on ebay containing crude demo versions of these four songs: https://gripsweat.com/item/383351099875/unknown-i-am-in-love-with-you-on-acetate-soul-demo-45-vg-hear https://gripsweat.com/item/362869417702/unknown-i-aint-going-nowhere-on-acetate-soul-demo-45-vg-hear I have uploaded the demo versions to YouTube for posterity's sake:

Must be these two, which were included on his fathers' "The New Jimmy Reed Album" from 1967:

Don't they all have "A Declon Recording" printed on the label? Declon was the licensing arm of London Records in the US (which released UK Decca recordings in the US).

The only 7" release I know of is this japanese EP: https://www.discogs.com/release/27114270-The-Fifth-Dimension-Individually-Collectively

Really liking this one at the moment, came out about 6 months ago but I didn't hear it until recently: KSR & Konny Kon - Part Of The Plan

What does it say on the test pressing? Any writing on the labels? What's in the deadwax? Isn't the version of "I Gotta Stand For Something" credited to Apple And The Three Oranges on the Now-Again label compilation the exact same versions that were released as by both Barney Williams and Professor And The Efficiency Experts on STANSON cat# 123?

Original.

That sounds reasonable. Found this site a moment ago (that I had no idea existed), it has got some good info: https://www.monarchrecorddatabase.com/monarch-history

I think you're absolutely right. But are you 100% sure that Monarch actually pressed vinyl? I've read elsewhere that they only had styrene presses and vinyl records that carry a delta number were pressed at Alco and not Monarch.