Weingarden
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Huh? I just listened to it for the third time!
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Here's Willie Tee on U.K. Atlantic without any discernible glitch at the start.
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Surely those Willie Tee blips are just in THIS youtube recording, no? I just checked out two other youtube versions of the same record (one on U.K. Atlantic) and they are fine.
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Boy, am I confused. I was still thinking about Benny Latimore. Okay, now I get it.
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Wait, Pete, are you saying that copies exist that don't have the flaw? All of mine have, and the random youtube clip I found to illustrate my point....
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Surely he means the Jimmy Bo Horne on Dig, not the one on Dade that we were discussing, right?
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Thought of this while reading another thread. What happens at 1:45 here? Sounds like the tape slows down for half a second. All copies of the single have it. A production mistake or an inexplicable bit of vocal gymnastics?
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Common label, rare record: Appointments on De-Lite.
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I am willing to be talked out of my ultra-ultra-scarce Benny Latimore on Dade--keeping in mind, of course, its ultra-ultra-scarcity.
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Deacon Lee and the Prophets on Revue?
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That one is much harder than their others on the label, yeah. The sought-after one is the most common, right? I've seen this only once (and bought it); when I'm in Detroit I see dozens of copies of the "northern" one.
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Really? I've lived in New York for 25 years, attended and participated in a gazillion soul nights, and have never heard of that one! Where is/was it??
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My point is that everyone who's saying "It doesn't matter if you're gay or straight!" is completely missing the point of the thread. Of COURSE it doesn't matter; that's a given. This thread was about sociology and history and the interweaving of different subcultures. It's obviously impossible to discuss anything like that here.
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Wow, I've seen people missing the point before, but this thread really takes the cake.
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Excellent post. Very well put.
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There's really nothing rare on Atlantic/Atco?
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I think one of the scarcer '60s Wands is Gary Weston, Red Feather Basket/I Should Say Not. It's not soul, though...more like wild Coasters-style novelty R&B.
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I amongst us own this 45! It has to be in my top 5 deep soul records. Spine-tingling. I think No. 1 is the aforementioned Curtis King. Who amongst us owns THAT?
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Of course, we all know that the opposite is true, too: A completely trashed-looking styrene record will often play nearly perfectly, while a brand-new vinyl record will have crackle and hiss. I find that Stax vinyl records, to cite but one example, often have this problem. Also: I've heard cue-burned, distorted styrene records play just fine after the stereo needle was swapped out for a mono one, which rides the grooves in a different place.
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Thanks, guys.
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I got my copy of the rare Joe Hicks from a VERY well known U.K. dealer out of his catalogue for maybe £10 at the most 15 or so years ago.
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Rarest I know of on Virtue (not an acetate but an actual 45 release) is Little George and the Mixed Generation.
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Jeanette Nellis on Chess? Yiddish Soul Brother Amnon on Chess? Curtis King on Ronze (not a big label, 'tis true) Tommy Dent on Cobblestone
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I sold my copy to someone on here a few years ago, too.
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Morocco Music Makers - Pig Knuckles (Motown)
Weingarden replied to Recordlurv's topic in Look At Your Box
It's a pretty cool instrumental. Rarely see it for sale these days, but as Bob said, if it does come up you probably won't have much competition.
