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have you heard that terrible (but rare) version of the companions' "be yourself" by honey and the bees on academy where they're singing in a fake british accent, clearly due to beatlemania? it was on ebay like a month ago, went pretty cheap for the rarity actually.

it's a silly point, if you guys somehow imbued the records with value and somehow deserved to take them across the seas, that you deserve to now keep the records, the same point can be turned around in on itself. If the germans, belgians, etc., now value the records more than you do and will pay more, the records will end up over there, right? Your own argument works against you, right? I'm not part of any northern scene but I also hear the same argument (on here) about how younger people outside the UK in places like Spain, Germany, etc. have a bigger scene and care more about the music now, shouldn't they get to have the music too since they care more? The whole reason they're paying more for the records and they're leaving your country is because there are collectors and a scene in other places where they care more about the music now, right? The people in your country that cared about the music are getting older and care less, right? I admit by the way that if people like John Anderson weren't shipping a lot of records from warehouses overseas a lot would have been destroyed, but shouldn't you have some basic respect for where the records came from in the first place, the original post definitely came across as pretty arrogant, it's not like you're talking about beatles records on parlophone where the records were produced by your own culture and you wanted to hold onto that somehow.

guess what, "your music" was taken "abroad" already from its point of origin where people came and paid pennies for records that were shipped overseas and sold for hundreds of pounds, pretty arrogant attitude for you to have.

I have asked brad before and didn't really get info, but I never specifically asked "do you know what #1007 is"?

the soul harmony singles book is just some random info without even a number (it's just the label name that they miust have thought was a number at the time), I've given one of the authors all the numbers above, I'm pretty sure there's not a deep down in my heart different version. Thanks for the tip though, I appreciate the digging.

Hi. Today on my radio show I did a music show and interviewed one of my favorite Bay Area groups the Masterplan, who also recorded as the Windjammers. You can listen to the radio show at the bottom of my shows page at https://www.sittinginthepark.com/shows.htm . You can listen to my interview at my interviews page at: https://www.sittinginthepark.com/interviews.html Playlist follows. Thanks. Sam Cooke - Just for you - SAR Lyrics - Keep me close to your heart - JWJ Edwin Johnson and the Mellow Fellows - You gave me love - Candi Bobby Williams - Play a sad song - Sure-shot Richard Brown - Sweet and kind - Steeltown Darius - Hello stranger - Chartmaker Entertainers - I want someone - Bowmar JR Bailey - The eyes don't know the feeling - RCA Jewel Aikens - What would you do? - Icepac Classics - Looking for a love of my own - Wide World Billy Stewart - I'm no romeo - Chess (LP) New Creation - Elijah Knows - Salaam Silk - I know I didn't do you wrong - Prelude (LP) Crystal Motion - You're my main squeeze - Sound Gems Persuaders - Sure shot - Calla Imperial Wonders - Mean ol' mistreater - Day Wood Four Mints - Too far gone - Capsoul (LP) thanks, Bob

that reminds me of a legit post to the thread though: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0_uMSd4xOM

That redman song is classic, one funny reference is in the lords of the underground video for "what I'm after" where they sample "tonight's the night" they actually have redman do a cameo for the sample part (not gonna post the video to further derail the thread).

i just listened and the lyrics you mentioned aren't in the song so that's not it, but i'm sure i know the lyrics you mention so i'll think about it more.

otis leaville - can't stop loving you - brunswick

rod is the james trouble of this thread

that's not the same label

Ultimate 1999 0002 - Ultimate Ovation - Mountain of love / Deep down in my heart

yeah, although most sound gems things are philly, if you look at it it's written by jimmy hudson and the same other writer that wrote the cle-an-thair 45. i figure it must have been his biggest record because I think it charted nationally.

I bought a copy of the stimulators warm summer nights for $10 off them from gemm once, ended up being the color wax boot, I emailed them and they said usually they were more careful to list whether it was an original or repress and apologized, I wrote it off since it was only $10. I recently met the producer of the record and gave it to him so that was kind of nice too that I had a copy to give away, but I didn't get a smartass reply at that time, they did say it was a mistake. at least their prices for cheap records (like the delfonics on philly groove) are truly cheap (like closer to $1) and are worth buying off them then buying them for like $10 apiece from places like craig moorer. I would also be careful and triple-check that a rare record is an original if the price is low.

four tops - still waters miracles - ooh baby

i thought your wife was an around the way girl with extensions in her hair, bamboo earrings, a fendi bag, etc.

this is 5 by the way: https://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=360177192077#ht_4530wt_1602 Ultimate 2 1005 - Ali & Aliyah - Come to the front / pt. 2 I will post #2 when I get home

I will post 2 and 5 when I get home from work but if someone posts 7 that would be awesome. Thanks.

I have the first number through 1008 but I don't have 1007 and don't know what 1007 is, can anyone tell me what #1007 is on this label? I don't even know why I'm interested in collecting this random label, it's just random. There's nothing past 1008, is there? 1008 is by an artist named "Kush". thanks.

that's miss madeline with the baby miracles (aka the young folk)

Jimmy mainly managed female groups, he had the Carnations with him on the Act IV record, he later had a group called Spice (who recorded on Cle-an-thair and Sound Gems) and then had Love Devotion and Happiness. I don't know if there were common members between the groups.

i interviewed the "tell me whatcha gonna do valiants", they were from Gary, IN and not Boston and did not record on My.

thanks for the positive feedback, I appreciate it, if you want, if you pm me your email address I can add you to my email list for my radio show. I will post a photo of the baby miracles with miss madeline to this thread when I get home. Thanks.

the jimmy hudson is pretty rare, I think the "what's that" side is better, maybe someone should try playing that side.