Soulhawk

great record very murky production luv that drum logo

the '95' indicates the record was pressed at Archer in Detroit

it does have that stomping beat you old blokes like(d)

seems to be 300 to 400 USD

Tony Galla isn't soul either I recall selling one of these mispressing on ebay years ago & Tony Galla actually contacted me!

my latest 45 list on ebay - mostly soul, conditions vary, soundclips for everything take a look https://www.ebay.com/sch/nemo23/m.html?item=351086987697&ssPageName=STRK%3AMESELX%3AIT&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562 thanks again btb

you are a cruel man

I can't believe I'm defending him, but Zappa had a real background in doo wop / R&B - later on in his career he did it more tongue-in-cheek, but the appreciation was always there not sure about his fans though

sometimes you need to read between the lines. I think an outright declaration from the seller that they will write $10 on the customs form is something that ebay frowns upon( the gov't as well, I'd guess ) buyers can actually get in trouble( through ebay at least) for asking for a low declaration

Olde English 800 is some awful swill pouring it out on the corner in tribute to dead homiez is probably its' best use

hey guys, nobody bid on this I need it for my Original Acetate Only niter

HERB ALPERT RARE NORTHERN SOUL L@@K!!!

the funny thing about popsike / cfrenzy is that you can never tell if the item was actually paid for

if I was trying to pass off a fake Margaret Little acetate I would definitely list it as Unknown Artist Northern Soul Acetate/Test Press RARE!

the record was VERY undergraded ( IMHO) I looked at the runout deadwax & didn't find the usual ARP stamp( which is typical of non-RCA Motown pressings of that time) - my guess is the this was a very limited run

I spoke to the consignor of this record & he claimed he got it from Jackie Hicks when she was moving house not sure I believe him

I thought it would go for more

Underdog is a Sly Stone cover

and by 'vintage collections' I mean 'stacks of sleeveless records from someones attic'

I had a GM studio ten-inch acetate of 'I Blew a Good Thing' that was found with a bunch of other vintage Detroit acetates - Nine Mile Music / Invictus / HDH sessions etc sold the acetate to Dave Thorley a couple years ago the Volumes and JSC are obviously real - I live in Detroit and acquired both from vintage 'collections'

did you just buy this from a Detroit-based seller? pretty sure that was me

that was the 'strings' version - the strings are pretty subtle, more like mellotron or something the non-string version has a more echoey / muddy mix with the guitars pushed up imho the string version mix is far superior

this sale might shake a few loose...

rare one didn't even have to hype it up

I have a non-Soulfire Big Mack late 60s/early 70's pressing the deadwax has Delta Symbol 74505 / Delta 74505 - X AND 24221-A / 24221 - B the pressing plant logo looks like an ALCO pressing - but there's another logo that looks scribbled out & yet another logo that looks like a KW seems Big Mack had the metal plates? pointing towards some sort of authorized release