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Maybe (although Tim Brown is a major dealer, right?). It is rarer than many 300 pound records. I'm just giving you what I've seen, on ebay. I think I've seen it for sale 3 times which is not that often.

I've seen this video before, I think it's awful, pretentious (he can't even say the name of the track correctly, it's not "AH-men", it's an impressions cover and they don't say it that way) and uninformed about copyright / ownership issues. The wikipedia article is written decently though.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amen_break

I think you may be wrong actually, as my source is someone who talked to Prentice Anderson of Lee and the Leopards and the Proto Jays, and my source knew the Leopards were from Toledo. Do you want me to follow up with my source to confirm? Thanks.

this doesn't help, but apparently this group was from akron, OH

If a 45 got play / was a hit they would press more of that record to sell, they didn't just press all copies of a number and that was it. They were probably repressing the record as the fantastic four were one of the more successful rictic artists.

fascinators on bombay is a totally unrelated group to the fascinators on burn

hard to find, but I don't know if I've ever seen it sell for more than $150

the sunday record is the same alteen label. there is also buster benton on the label, johnny mccall, and I think earl duff on cee dee is the same label. i think it's also related to the winner label that elvin spencer is on.

thanks, I think Brian is a member. I actually only get 80 minutes of the 90 minute show recorded on a disk, sorry the last two songs are missing!

that was the photo and info I posted. The Baby Miracles and Young Folk are the same group. The previous lead of the baby miracles (Marilyn McThune) became the lead singer of the Ivorys after she had a growth spurt and no longer looked like a little kid, Madeline replaced her.

Hi. Last Sunday on my show I actually had a guest DJ playing records for the first time. My guest was Brian Sears, originally from Lawrence, KS and now living in Texas. He did a nice show playing northern and sweet soul. Check it out at the bottom of https://www.sittinginthepark.com/shows.htm. His playlist follows, thanks again. 5/22/2011 Special guest DJ Brian Sears Listen to show Jimmy Scott - Remember me The Rising sun - Do what you're doing Ringleaders - Let's start over Willie Tee - First taste of hurt Bob and Gene - Which love Emotions - I'll love you but I'll leave you Anna Raye - Will you love my child Bobby Reed - The time is right for love Lee Williams and the Cymbals - It's everything Mighty Lovers - Ain't gonna run no more Percy Stone - Cahined Norma Jean - I've taken over Moses Smith - Keep on striving The Cruisters - Mink and Sable Mable Impalas - Speed up Suu Ann Jones - I'll give you my love Trinikas - Remember me Honey and the Bees - Love addict The Mist - Life walked out Barbara Mason - You better stop it Nina Simone - It be's that way sometime Barbara Mercer - Call on me The Dmands - Let me be myself Rhonda Davis - Long walk off a short pier Tips - If I say Whispers - It only hurts for a little while Tony Ashley - I'll go crazy Almeta Lattimore - These memories Ramona King - It's you that I want thanks, Bob

i think thuds is a woman

sorry, I guess Roger's side-by-side comparison proves me wrong. maybe someone with more info can provide more details, but they didn't have canned "fonts" in those days that you could just produce the same script like that, did they? especially a script one like that? so it had to be copied somehow, like traced / mimeographed. I still think the labels are unrelated though. There are examples of other unrelated labels stealing parts of each others' graphics. For example, that "tina" label that stole the Twinight "T". The owner of Trans World Sound told me he stole the picture of a globe from Pan Am...

I think the font is not the same, it's just an unrelated coincidence that they used cursive / script I think.

how did a dude in virginia get all those UK singles? either way, there should be a "clowns" ebay category where all these chumpy people's auctions get filtered into

some of my picks: masqueraders - now that I've found you antiques - satisfactorize your mind (heard this was a white group from nola, can anyone confirm / deny?) imported moods (both sides killer, anyone have any info on this group?) syl johnson - any way the wind blows teacher's edition - i wanna be loved (obscure chicago one) jean plum - here i go again

the group has another record on cotillion. it seems unlikely to me that james brown would produce something without his name being all over it like his other productions, but who knows.

some asshole on ebay put a copy of a 45 that wasn't super valuable but from an LP that was valuable up for $40. I was the only bidder. He decided that he didn't get the correct value and refunded my money and told me it was broken. Then it shows up the next day as a buy it now for like $400. I left him negative feedback. He then sent me emails saying he would "kick my ass". I reported his emails to ebay and left a followup on the negative. people are greedy and stupid.

awesome, thanks so much, i bought it. i even had another pending purchase with the seller so i can combine shipping. fwiw, i just searched groundhog turbo on ebay and came up with a reissue of the LP so it has been reissued, legit or not.

the chicago / evanston bobby robinson is the guy with glasses in the photo: https://hubcap.clemson.edu/~campber/drexel.html

the chicago label was co-owned (always two owners) at different times by three people: Bobby Robinson, Ric Williams, and Don Clay.

that is a different dee dee label (the la label with the natural resources). It had no connection to a Boss label. There is a chicago dee dee label, that one is the same label as Boss.

evanston is a suburb directly north of chicago btw. northwestern university is there.

it is not the same guy. This bobby robinson is from evanston and was a member of the gems on drexel. He is still alive and living in georgia. The new york guy (more famous producer) passed away recently.