Posted June 10, 201015 yr i found a promo of The Heatwaves "what price for love"/"the buzzard" on Mellow. Real nice male group sound. Is this chicago? And did they have any other records? Cant find any info.
June 10, 201015 yr On 10/06/2010 at 19:06, rosies dad said: i found a promo of The Heatwaves "what price for love"/"the buzzard" on Mellow. Real nice male group sound. Is this chicago? And did they have any other records? Cant find any info. The 45 is listed in Brown & Koppel's "The Essential Northern Soul Price Guide" edition 2. It looks like it is a Chicago group (or from the surrounding area) based on the release number. No other 45s are listed by them in the book. Maybe a Chicago expert can tell us more.
June 10, 201015 yr On 10/06/2010 at 20:03, the yank said: The 45 is listed in Brown & Koppel's "The Essential Northern Soul Price Guide" edition 2. It looks like it is a Chicago group (or from the surrounding area) based on the release number. No other 45s are listed by them in the book. Maybe a Chicago expert can tell us more. hey thanks. I kinda figured it was chicago but didnt know. Im not familiar with the label either.. But i dont know alot of things.
June 10, 201015 yr On 10/06/2010 at 20:03, the yank said: The 45 is listed in Brown & Koppel's "The Essential Northern Soul Price Guide" edition 2. It looks like it is a Chicago group (or from the surrounding area) based on the release number. No other 45s are listed by them in the book. Maybe a Chicago expert can tell us more. aren't you a chicago expert? it is chicago, written by chuck colbert if i remember correctly.
June 11, 201015 yr On 10/06/2010 at 20:53, boba said: aren't you a chicago expert? HA HA ! it is chicago, written by chuck colbert if i remember correctly.
June 11, 201015 yr Charles Colbert later cut "What price for love" on Bennie Shaw on Excello. It is far superior to the Heatwaves and is, imo, in the premier league of midpaced northern releases. It is a superb record waiting to be "discovered" and is extremely rare.
June 11, 201015 yr On 11/06/2010 at 00:38, souljer6 said: Charles Colbert later cut "What price for love" on Bennie Shaw on Excello. It is far superior to the Heatwaves and is, imo, in the premier league of midpaced northern releases. It is a superb record waiting to be "discovered" and is extremely rare. does it have the male group backing? Thats one of the things i like so much about the heatwaves version
June 11, 201015 yr On 11/06/2010 at 00:27, Dante said: Same label as Mello Souls, I asume? no, this is the same label as marvin sims, etc.
June 11, 201015 yr On 11/06/2010 at 00:38, souljer6 said: Charles Colbert later cut "What price for love" on Bennie Shaw on Excello. It is far superior to the Heatwaves and is, imo, in the premier league of midpaced northern releases. It is a superb record waiting to be "discovered" and is extremely rare. never knew about an alternate version, thanks.
June 11, 201015 yr On 11/06/2010 at 01:16, boba said: no, this is the same label as marvin sims, etc. Thanks, Bob. So the other Mellow label is not from Chicago?
June 11, 201015 yr On 11/06/2010 at 01:18, Dante said: Thanks, Bob. So the other Mellow label is not from Chicago? no, according to posts on this board (I don't know first hand), it's from delaware and the mello souls are somehow related to silas phipher and the mellow fellows on candi
i found a promo of The Heatwaves "what price for love"/"the buzzard" on Mellow. Real nice male group sound. Is this chicago? And did they have any other records? Cant find any info.