Tlscapital
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Yes this I know, the Wee3 has 'I've been trying' which is a decent cover to the Impressions and the Wheelsville has 'love of my life' which "rips-off" Marvin Gaye's 'I'll be doggone' guitar riffs. My quest is about the 'with these eyes' sound quality between both release; is there any difference or not ? -
We know that the Wheelsville for the 'with these eyes' is the first issue and that it's rarer but, is one press better sounding than the other ?
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Nell's best side and if you don't know this , listen to it and get your prescribed daily dose of SOUL while you're at it. BTW only available on the stocker. Overall Ex with number on flip and sticker mark. Scans and sound clip of both sides from actual record for sale. nell carter.mp3 PM me for details. Gradings used are M/Ex/Vg... through +/- £20 free P&P all over the world - add £6 to have it registered
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Check it out. The promo copy of 'stand by me' is a double 'A' side. That is an odd and first-time for an early 1967 MGM single. Spyder's 'stand by me' take was submitted as a demo tape to MGM and they decided to issue it right away. And since it was a 'one' song demo thing, it could only be issued as a double 'A' side 45. The air-play reaction was immediate and the commercial/stock release had to be issued in a rush to meet the public demand while it was still "hot". So they manage through Clay McMurray (then Spyder Turner manager) who was a corner-stone in all that small Detroit business and music industry to get unreleased material from Thelma records collection. And so it was "intentionally" released as the 'B' side with a fake/cover-up singer name. Listen close it's all Thelma and Matthews... Funny and great stuffs. -
I always thought that it was after... but my thoughts are only based on thoughts and so are is not always accurate. It sounds rather '67 or '69 while the Mir-A-Don stuffs are '65 or '66.
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£80 is a bargain, £294 is over the top IMHO but in a realistic high-end price accordingly to today's volatile market where $999.00 is plain insane !
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Overall Ex condition. Scans and sound of both sides from actual record for sale. bobby byrd.mp3 PM me for details. Gradings used are M/Ex/Vg... through +/- £15 free P&P all over the world - add £6 to have it registered
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I like my Wand in the demo format, collectors have silly-tricky mind set-ups like that... And indeed some of the rarer Wand 45's are indeed much harder on stocker.
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Yes I know, I've pulled out my copy 1 month ago to put it in my play-box and re-listened to the instrumental flip which is a decent mechanical driven tune.
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What about import duty taxes then ?
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Rare than 'wait till...' but not that/as good IMHO. Build with interesting arrangements as usual for those guys, but the composition is going here and there and dropping to bore at times. All that never made it something to remember with enthusiasm for me. So I never kept a copy to this day. Always thought more to be a completist collector kind of record or a DJ one for those that wanted to be "creative" in some kind of way... So a minty stocker !!! = £250/300 max
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Overall Ex copy with sticker mark, glue and 'x' on deep soul flip. Scans and sound clip of both sides from actual record for sale. exotics.mp3 PM me for details. Gradings used are M/Ex/Vg... through +/- £25 free P&P all over the world - add £6 to have it registered
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Super clean copy !!! Soundclip of both sides and scans from actual record for sale. bobby womack.mp3 PM me for details. Gradings used are M/Ex/Vg... through +/- £30 free P&P all over the world - add £6 to have it registered
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Chuck needs no introduction. So all that is good of the man is mandatory to own. Here are my favorites of the man available only on his 'ENCORE!' LP and what an LP ! It features other non-45 tunes and other good well known 45's. Great LP in great nick. Shows one scuffs or two on vinyl. Nothing outrageous. Overall a good and nice Ex. Scans and sound clip of both non-45 favorites of mine from actual record for sale; chuck jackson.mp3 PM me for details. Gradings used are M/Ex/Vg... through +/- £25 free P&P all over the world - add £6 to have it registered
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It's not about your specific track, but his other one commented here above by 'wchrisj'... still with what seems to be a rather specific band description... screen capture taken from 'popsike'.
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Me neither FB but it's the Isley Bros. 'this old heart'
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Exactly the same understanding for the Auroro release.
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Yes I know and understand. The point I was making here above was to point out that, even not knowing for facts, those color variation for promos between blue and the yellow are not from different pressing plants, but COULD BE due to a shortage of ready made colored to match labels for rush releases. One could guess the red colored promo release were released as for the same reason since both promos, the light blue and the red promo copies, of the Tommy Yates are from the same pressing plant.
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Great lip-sync by Spyder Turner over Joe Matthews's voice !
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Verve 10378 - Wilson Pickett - My Heart Belongs To You / Let Me Be Your Baby - 1965 promo light blue, stock dark blue and stock BLACK (never seen a yellow promo) Verve 10423 - The High Keys - Living A Lie / Let's Take A Chance - 1966 promo light blue, promo yellow ,stock dark blue and stock BLACK Verve 10464 - Howard Tate - Look At Granny Run Run / Half A Man - 1967 promo light blue, stock dark blue and stock BLACK (never seen a yellow promo) Those 3 singles I know had those color variations so I guess some other Verve 45's did suffer the same fate. And those 3 singles are 80+ issues appart. So it's not a "transitional" color change from black to blue but indeed releases from different pressing plant to supply demand and distribution. The yellow promo of the High Keys is not from another pressing plant though. So that one is a bit of a mystery (old batch of labels for a rush promo release maybe ?) as it is with the black label where there's no "Frost Music", but only the "Maltese Music Co." credit !!! Where on the 3 others issues it credits "Frost Music & Maltese Music" so there is maybe a licence problem with this one.
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Was NOS when I bought it (drill hole) but now it's only Ex++ since I played it home few times over the decades... intruders.mp3 PM me for details. Gradings used are M/Ex/Vg... through +/- £75 free P&P all over the world - add £6 to have it registered
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Tommy Hunt's majestic voice fits to perfection Jimmy Radcliff's dramatic pen and Bert DeCoteaux's sophisticated arrangements. This 45 is somehow overlook like in "forgotten" between his Scepter deal outcome and his Dynamo enrollment. Overall condition is Ex- and vinyl Vg++ due to some wear on the vinyl with scuffs and a light warp. Play strong and loud. Better than a filler and/or the one to own before an upgrade maybe. Scans and sound clip of both sides with needle drop from actual record for sale. tommy hunt.mp3 PM me for details. Gradings used are M/Ex/Vg... through +/- £20 free P&P all over the world - add £6 to have it registered
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Bang ! Bang ! Bang ! Bang !... you can either STOMP or POGO to this... Nice Ex condition Scans and sound clip of both sides from actual record for sale stagemasters.mp3 PM me for details. Gradings used are M/Ex/Vg... through +/- £20 free P&P all over the world - add £6 to have it registered
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That is awfully cute ! This is my favorite of the man. I'm happy with my D-Town copy but this is a nice change of dress. Thanks for sharing.
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The drugs won't work... too much drugs... nothing seems everything and vice versa... hard to tell what it is indeed... soul... off-center... unknown... Panama... drunk trumpet solo at the end...
