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nice. in that video above he actually demonstrates the get down

ok thanks a lot. it seems like this was like an oldies cash in LP to people who remembered the silhouettes but didn't own anything and there wasn't anything in print. the fact that they had an actually good soul track seems like an anomaly.

if it's a cover version of the song they still have to license it and broadcast royalties are paid. they just don't have to pay a fee for licensing the master recording.

No problem, misunderstandings are too easy on the internet. Thanks a lot for your more adult response than mine

harvey demonstrates some dances on my friend's cable access show, skip to 6:00

ok, sorry for the dickish response, I thought you were saying there weren't copies for sale. I will dig up at least one of the flyers right now, hold on.

I don't understand. Are you asking me to type something into the gemm.com search for you and then highlight the prices and answers, take a screenshot, and post it here? Or maybe you are writing this just before you go to gemm.com and type in "harvey scales" in the search bar and hit "search" and then you're going to thank me after you see all the results? Probably the second.

also, the feminiques is first. catalog number 599, berganees has number 600

"walking in a crowd" is the title of an LA record -- jimmy hamilton and whatt? on affie. the opus 1 record is "smiles" and "you hurt me" (the same song darnell pittman does but it's not good for some reason)

not that important, but the inbassador record is from delaware, not maryland.

also, if anyone has one, I'm interested in buying the second red balloon 45 "fear not" for a friend. Thanks.

I'm pretty sure this is the order of their records. The notations on tad are really the ledgends but with clifford curry (later lead of the notations) singing lead. [the notations] Tad 205 Trying My Best To Find Her / Gonna Get Ready Red Balloon 01 - Gotta Let You Go / Something To Remember You By (69) Locket 756 - Gotta Let You Go / Fear Not (70) CUR 3014 - Gotta Let You Go / Fear Not (4/70) Red Balloon 03 - A Fool For You / Fear Not

the new wave of sweet soul collectors are the ones spending the cash on stuff

this song charted nationally. on gemm there are multiple mint copies for ~$30 and I'd guess the only reason they aren't $5 is due to Harvey's popularity over the last few years, people probably bought up the $5 copies and sellers put up other copies for more. Harvey is a super cool guy, fun to hang out with too. I've seen two different flyers from the late 60s with pics of harvey showing you how to do the get down, I'll see if I have a scan somewhere.

really? this was his biggest hit.

this is more "monster" than many people's posts, one of the greatest female group tracks of all time

It depends on what you mean by "edge lift", there are different kinds of warps and it depends on whether it's a heat warp, etc. I don't think anyone should play with record flattening themselves (especially on expensive records). Find somewhere that has a machine and try that, even that is not foolproof but it's way safer. Finally, if you do want to do it yourself, you could buy this thing: https://www.vinylflat.com/ I haven't used it and have not heard of anyone's experiences with it.

this thread started a revolution. thank god someone bumped it to remind everyone of it.

it's definitely comedic in the context of this thread just because that seller is Pete S

haha https://www.ebay.com/itm/vintage-southern-soul-r-b-atlanta-45-record-eula-cooper-atlanta-tragar-lable-/110859764916?pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item19cfc1c4b4#ht_500wt_999

thanks for the info I appreciate it

What does the rest of the LP sound like besides the 45 tracks?

I know this is not the main type of music focused on this site, but this is pretty excellent color funkadelic footage from 1969 https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5sq4t_funkadelic-say-brother-tv-show-1969_music

Yeah, I don't know if I would even call it a reissue, as "make up for lost time" was a big hit for the group and the company was repressing it based on demand. The mispress of the flip side would have made a big difference since people were buying it for the "make up for lost time" side.