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This record is pretty much Ray and Dave. Jimmy Dobbins is the third voice in Ray and Dave and Ray and Dave sing backup on the Jimmy Dobbins.

it is, but not as hard as the young ladies or BBP

here is my Stang top 10, in order 1. moments - to you with love (group version on #5033) 2. Young ladies - tired of running around 3. Whatnauts - Try me 4. Moments - gotta find a way 5. George Wilson - Come back to me 6. moments - the next time that i see you 7. whatnauts - what's left to give 8. moments - sexy mama 9. moments - just because he wants to make love 10 moments - i won't do anything

ok sorry, i see in your first post to pick a label also. i'll do that.

I thought this thread was about your personal verve label top 10? anyways, there are lots of okay tracks but I couldn't actually come up with 10 personal "great" tracks (unless I also included MGM). here are the 8 I came up with, in no order. Shalimars "stop and take a look at yourself" Terri Bryant "geni" Chantels "Indian giver" High Keyes "Let's take a chance" King Davis Houserockers "We all make mistakes sometimes" Webs "we belong together" Ambers "now I'm in trouble" Wilson Pickett "let me be your boy"

I didn't pick that title, and I can't change it...

that is "the count". he is a notorious record dealer figure. his attitude toward dealing records doesn't result in many sales. here is a pic and some background info: https://waxidermy.com/bbs/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=37937

I appreciated the honesty, sincerity, and rationality of your post -- you put yourself out there. I hope people that respond take the time to consider your points and respond rationally rather than reverting to the same old attacks that don't really address anything you wrote.

the group evolved into the Ghetto Friendship on Ghetto

different strokes for different folks. i can't even make it through the record.

After playing the Chosen Few on my radio show, the lead singer called me from Jamaica to thank me, it was awesome

I have a copy of this to sell also, what is a current value?

joe bataan special girl (already mentioned above) is the catchiest latin soul track I've ever heard

https://www.musicstack.com/item/4952536

yeah i saw someone (I assume the winner) post a pic of it on facebook just now. I don't know how many plays you can get out of that. you might be better off renting someone else's copy, you could get more plays.

it's pretty much the standard for most types of dance djing now. there's a laptop with software that you hook turntables up to. On the turntables you use special serato "control discs" which let you manipulate the mp3 as if it were a record on the turntable. What's stupid is that there are all sorts of limited edition control discs that are now worth money (type serato into popsike).

this is like how you had to go to porno theaters before there was VHS and internet

Betty Turner is from LA and has a lot of singles, I have at least 5 of them from the 60s. She has one or two more on blue star and at least two on infinity. She also recorded for liberty. I recently got the "wind" record, terrible imo, but the flip is really good. Edit: she might be from San Diego, she's from that area though.

these are from the hy-lit show in philly. some incredible footage from that show.

Well I honestly didn't see anything else special going on. Sorry to be a smartass.

TONS of djs. now you know it's true.

If you're playing from a laptop with serato, you technically are playing vinyl

fwiw, the corporation search on the Pennsylvania website is broken

we're pretty much in agreement on this even this is not totally clear -- e.g. what constitutes an "editorial context", especially if it's a for-profit business. For example, allmusic is filled with reviews of artists. At face value that's "editorial". However, they license out their content to tons of places, making it pretty commercial.

except in cases of fair use, which is admittedly a mess. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fair_use it's pretty easy for soul publicity photos to know the copyright holder as most are watermarked at the bottom with the specific studio (e.g. kriegsman). I do know an IP lawyer but I haven't talked to him about the use of publicity photos in books. I have talked to a guy I play poker with, who is a music-related book publisher.