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Stars Of Money - New 45 Ep Out 26 Jan 2015

Stars Of Money - New 45 Ep Out 26 Jan 2015 magazine cover

A here you are shout for a soon to be released EP from Kent titled The Stars of Money

 

The blurb follows below along with audio clips of all 4 via the ace website, included one being first time out on vinyl by someone with a shredded wheat connection

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Stars Of Money Various Artists (Money Records)

 

 

Label:Kent

Format:7"

Catalogue Id:LTDEP 018

 

Out 26 Jan 2015

 

 

This entry in our limited edition EP series contains four fine tracks from Money, a label famous for fabulous Los Angeles soul. Money’s biggest star was Bettye Swann, who scored an R&B hit with her debut 45, ‘Don’t Wait Too Long’. The follow-up, ‘The Man That Said No’, sold less well, despite Bettye appearing on the TV show Shindig to plug it. Its resulting scarcity has now put the original 45 into the three-figure bracket. The label’s most prolific male artist was the talented Bobby Angelle, whose stage show was reputedly a riot. Arranger Arthur Wright’s worked up some urgent instrumentation for Bobby’s Northern Soul favourite ‘Too Much For You’, and recycled the backing track for ‘I’ll Be A Soldier Boy’, which appears on vinyl for the first time here. The M&M’s & the Peanuts’ first single, ‘Lil’ Valley’, is a throwback to the doo wop days but with a bang up-to-date gang fight theme. Soul music became more sophisticated, particularly in production, by the early 70s when Delilah Moore’s ‘I’ll Just Walk Away’ was issued. Despite its sad motif, the record has a feel-good factor.

 

Ady Croasdell

 

- See more at: http://acerecords.co.uk/stars-of-money

 

 

 

Side 1

 

01

http://acerecords.co.uk/docs/LTDEP_018/LTDEP_018-1-1.mp3

The Man That Said No - Bettye Swann

 

02

http://acerecords.co.uk/docs/LTDEP_018/LTDEP_018-1-2.mp3

I'll Be A Soldier Boy - Bobby Angelle

 

 

 

Side 2

 

01

http://acerecords.co.uk/docs/LTDEP_018/LTDEP_018-2-1.mp3

Lil' Valley - The M&M's & The Peanuts

 

02

http://acerecords.co.uk/docs/LTDEP_018/LTDEP_018-2-2.mp3

I'll Just Walk Away - Delilah Moore

 

See more at: http://acerecords.co.uk/stars-of-money

 

 

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Ady Croasdell

Posted

I chose the wrong Bobby Angelle track for that then!

Ian Dewhirst

Posted

I chose the wrong Bobby Angelle track for that then!

 

It's a pop hit Ady. You need to rush-release it as a chart contender!  :lol:

 

Ian D  :D

Ady Croasdell

Posted

It's a pop hit Ady. You need to rush-release it as a chart contender!  :lol:

 

Ian D  :D

We are and they want me and you to dance to it for TOTP

Ian Dewhirst

Posted

We are and they want me and you to dance to it for TOTP

 

That's cool. My kinda tempo. I can slouch on a stool jiggling my right leg whilst you do the heavy work OK?  :lol:

 

It's about time TOTP had a bit of glamour....... :thumbsup:

 

Ian D  :D

phatspinner

Posted

I chose the wrong Bobby Angelle track for that then!

 Thought you may have been consulted on it, when it was licensed,  but obviously not.

Maybe promote the Soul of Money CD instead ?

Ady Croasdell

Posted

I was but we planned the EP a long time ago before the ad which was as usual at short notice

martynthejazz

Posted

ordered ady....now get on the case for the  Double Modern Masterpieces  Type LP...vinyl... cheers..martyn.

Jerry Hipkiss

Posted

No problem Ady, just delete it, wait a couple of months, then reissue it with the extra Bobby Angelle track, and call it a "Deluxe edition"! :wicked:

Ian Dewhirst

Posted

It's kinda similar to "Here Come The Girls" - Ernie K. Doe when they used it on the Boots ad about 10 years ago. I think Soul Jazz did pretty well out of that. How about re-releasing as a 45 for Record Store day? I guarantee it'll be a monster of a RSD release.... Ian D :)

Mal C

Posted

Just ordered mine, but let me get this right, the Bobby Angelle track is the wrong one? its not 'I'll Be A Soldier Boy', so what is the name of the linked track?

 

Mal

Ady Croasdell

Posted

Sorry for the confusion Mal, I'm good at that. It's as stated on the EP, the previously unreleased on vinyl 'I'll Be A Soldier Boy' same backing track as Bobby's 'Too Much'. I was flippantly suggesting I should have gone with the one in the ad to cash in on it. Cheers Ady

Mal C

Posted

ahh..  sorry I should have read between the lines... btw, you describe Bobby's shows as wild, I remember sleeve notes mentioning James Brown used to catch the shows when he was in town, has anybody ever seen one of these shows, does film exist do you think?

Ady Croasdell

Posted

I doubt it but I bet he was on the undercard of some rock gigs that nay have been filmed

Mike

Posted

I doubt it but I bet he was on the undercard of some rock gigs that nay have been filmed

 

a quick dig says looks like he was also a active stunt man and actor

 

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0029439/?ref_=ttfc_fc_cl_t14

 

and that in 1967 played singer in a night club in a tv pilot film called the outsider, that could be a interesting clip?

Dee

Posted

DIANE SHAW LIVE IN THE STUDIO FROM SEVEN ON THE RIGHT TRACK SOUL SHOW ON SUNDAY NIGHT THE RIGHT TRACK SOUL SHOW
we have a copy of the new money ep from kent records to give away on the show tune in on sunday from seven to find out how you can enterhttps://www.salfordcityradio.org/listen.php

phatspinner

Posted

Sorry for the confusion Mal, I'm good at that. It's as stated on the EP, the previously unreleased on vinyl 'I'll Be A Soldier Boy' same backing track as Bobby's 'Too Much'. I was flippantly suggesting I should have gone with the one in the ad to cash in on it. Cheers Ady

 

You wouldn't be "cashing in" but "satisfying demand! "




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