The Yank
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It doesn't seem to show up very often. Here's some sales from Popsike/ Frenzy vg++ issue with demo sticker - $15.50 USD- 2017 vg- promo $95 USD - 2016 near mint issue $103 USD - 2015 vg/ vg++ issue $110 USD - 2010 -
Here's 4 recent sale prices VG+ - $150 USD ( June, 2018) EX - $129 USD (June, 2018) VG $123 USD (April, 2018) EX $ 180 USD (Nov. 2017)
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I would be interested! Would love to see any 60's surveys from Chicago stations (WVON, WGRT) or from the suburbs (WBEE or WMPP).
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Can't forget the Windy City ....
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Now that I've re-listened to "La Botella" that sax part does sound like David Sanborn!
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Hi Jose- Thanks for the info> My early Salsoul releases don't mention anything about Mericana they just show "A division of Caytronics- a Cayre Industries Company". This release of "La Botella" on Epic does show the connection though.
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The only other version I know of is this instrumental
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This remix sounds a lot like a Salsoul track -
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Ann Robinson/ Shirley Turner
This is just a theory but that # (JH 11362) would have put the release around 1978. This might have been a re-release of the single to cash in on MFSB's version of "K-Jee" on the "Saturday Night Fever" soundtrack ?? Philly Int'l also released "K-Jee" as a single in '78 (#3641) 3 years after its appearance on the "Universal Love" album from 1975.
Not so sure about that release schedule. Here's my copy of a "K-Jee" promo that someone wrote 7-71 on. This could be the date of release or could be a filing # (?).
I bought this 45 when it was originally released (RCA 74-0461) BUT, I've never seen a demo with that release #. There are these variations- SPS-45-264 with the 4:02 long version on both sides in Stereo. Then there's SPS-45- 275 with a 4:02 version on one side and a short 3:22 version on the other side (both stereo) Finally there's a SPS-45-281 with the 3:22 Stereo version on both sides. I've also seen a variation of the SPS-45-281 on the later tan RCA label . If I was a betting man, I would say this was the original release-
Aretha's take on Ray Sharpe's original version...
Yvonne Baker "You Didn't Say A Word" and this
"Suavecito" always reminded me of this...
Deserves a mention -
From July of 1967
