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thanks for the heads up on this psycho

I believe this guy is nuts but I'm confused on two things: 1) how can he leave you a negative if you're the buyer and 2) you're not in the US, what is he talking about shipping to the states to you?

my favorite isleys 60s material is actually their atlantic material, that is all awesome in my opinion. the motown stuff is good but just "motown" sounding. Besides who's that lady, the UA and veep stuff is pretty weak for me.

I would say 70s no contest. They really defined a whole sound in the 70s, especially with Ernie's guitar playing. They were even ahead of their time in the 60s I would say but were less distinctive compared to their 70s output, the 60s stuff sounds more like other R&B of the time.

there is this hippie record appraiser on the US antiques roadshow, he knows about stuff like psych and garage and beatles. I've seen him appraise a beatles butcher cover, a bunch of old posters for bands like the chocolate watchband, etc. I do agree that in general the antiques roadshow has raised the visibility of people's old junk being worth money though. With soul probably price guides, ebay, etc. has affected it more, but I still think the reason people can't find records anymore is because the records have dried up.

people in this thread keep blaming the price guides, internet, etc. for lack of finding records. I agree that those are huge things but they're also leaving out the fact that records in many places in the us have also just dried up. maybe the internet accelerated the process, but I can't even find trashed, overpriced, common 45s lots of the time anymore.

I don't know when he pressed the bootlegs, just that he still had them until when he died. Maybe there are poor quality originals too. Why would the original Chicago press have a frankford wayne stamp though?

the story with this is that alvin cash bootlegged his own LP and was selling it in local record stores even in the late 90s pretty much until he died. actual originals have good sound quality, his bootlegs don't.

i had an ad in the paper for maybe 3 years and never felt threatened in the way you are describing and I'm in Chicago. I also didn't really have any big scores though so it's not like it was "worth it" but i built up a lot of my collection.

https://www.popsike.com/php/quicksearch.php...amp;x=0&y=0

that looks pretty real. a bunch of chicago stuff from that time on WB -- frankie newsome, quadraphonics, windy city, etc.

he did slave girl on broadway, maybe that is what you're thinking of? indian girl and johnny burton doesn't reveal anything via google. thanks.

new colony six are from chicago

thanks for checking it out

In honor of memorial day I did a radio show of all vietnam records. You can check it out at: https://www.sittinginthepark.com/5-24-2009.mp3 Playlist follows. Thanks for your interest. Fabulous Perfomers - One little kiss - Blackjack Charades - You better believe it - Harlem Hitparade Renaldo Domino - Two years, four days - Sincere Emotions - Going on strike - Volt (LP) Lovers - Do this for me - Phillips Intentions - Don't forget that I love you - Phillips Skip Jackson and the Shantons - Promise that you'll wait - Dot-mar Emanuel Lasky - A letter from vietnam - Westbound Jo Ann Garrett - Little brown letter - Duo Players - He'll be back - Minit O'jays - There's someone waiting back home - Neptune Dells - Does anyone know I'm here - Cadet Chymes - My baby's gone away - Down to Earth Brothers of Soul - Wait for me - Boo Beverly Schaefer - Where will you be boy - One-Der-Ful Helen Curry - A prayer for my soldier - DJO Impressions - Don't cry my love - ABC Chuck Corby and the Entrees - Bring my daddy home - Sonic Auditions - Returning home from vietnam - Freckles Masters of Houston - Please wait for me - Ovide Devotions - So glad you're home - J-City Lavells - In a crowded station - CTB Charmels - Please uncle sam (send back my man) - Volt Linneas - My baby comes home today - Diamond Patricia Denson and the Soul Expressions - Home from vietnam - Achillean Mike Williams - Lonely soldier - Atlantic Archie Bell and the Drells - A soldier's prayer 1967 - Ovide Gary and the Knight Lights - Lonely soldier's pledge - Bell Mizax and the Flizaps - One the other side - ABC thanks, Bob

I was just looking at the record a few months ago and had noticed it was ohio, I don't think there is much "known" about the group in the collecting community at least so it would be interesting to find out what you find out. Thanks.

you could try calling carl maduri, there is some contact info on the internet, for example: https://herorecordsllc.com/contactUs.html

this record is very rare and never shows up clean, you'll be waiting an extremely long time if you want a mint one, it's not like the montclairs or other records in that other thread

thanks for all the help. i am trying to fix someone's listing, let me know if anyone knows the johnny burton

Does anyone know if 'date with the rain' was released on 45? I think I found a reference on chris anderton's list. If it is on 45, can anyone give me the label # and flip? thanks in advance.

Hi, i have two questions: 1. what is the title of the flip of virginia blakely on mojo 2. does johnny burton have a record on a label called "mel-tone" or titles "comin home"? if so, can someone give me a listing with label # and full titles? Thanks.

i will play my copies and check if i'm wrong, i apologize in advance if i'm wrong

they were major players in the entire 'bubblegum' sound

the candy and the sweets is a) a different version and B) an earlier version I think. It's definitely a different version though.

what record are you talking about?