March 6, 201114 yr DO THESE QUALIFY ROGER https://www.youtube.c...h?v=HaH9Im1J_WM BRI PINCH Edited March 6, 201114 yr by 45cellar Refosoul Clip Inserted
March 6, 201114 yr Author Yes,definitely Bri. Gonna cover the U.S.A Stuff at a later date, anything that was released worldwide other than U.S.A. We're trying to fill any missed in Refosoul too.
March 6, 201114 yr Author Yes,Thanks Bri, Hope you are too, Hoping to get to next Horse & Groom chill out.
March 6, 201114 yr Author Played this long before I ever saw a Phil LA of Soul Label. Difficult to remember now, just how much we missed here in the U.K. back in the day. Many Thanks to ALL Concerned, for bringing tracks like this to these shores. They're at the birth of my collection.
March 6, 201114 yr Some sort of Discography at Discogs. As you can imagine massive label and much of it not Soul. All the links to the sister labels at the top. CBS Columbia Special Products
March 6, 201114 yr Author Thanks Chalky Looking at what escaped U.S.A. to the rest of the world. Apparently C.B.S. used mainly. Such a large Label looking at Concentrating on U.S.A. & Subsidiaries at a later date.
March 7, 201114 yr On 07/03/2011 at 01:44, wiggyflat said: Will be digging the Us Stuff out.....this was the first pile. Superb as usual mate but this time I actually knew 90% of those! Looking forward to the Direction label to see if you have a copy of the best release on the label: Mickey Finn - Garden Of My Mind!
March 7, 201114 yr On 06/03/2011 at 18:31, rigilbert said: Those Columbia's have nothing to do with UK CBS, up until 66 US Columbia appeared on UK Columbia, very confusing, then it switched to UK CBS.
March 7, 201114 yr On 07/03/2011 at 10:17, rigilbert said: Are they not all owned by the same CBS (Columbia Broadcasting System)? From Wikipedia: Columbia Records was a record label owned by CBS since 1938. In 1962, CBS launched CBS Records to market Columbia recordings outside North America. In 1966, CBS Records was made a separate subsidiary of Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. Wayne Gibson was a UK production, nothing to do with any US label: like I said, the Major Lance recordings were licensed to UK Columbia and the topic is UK CBS, which is why I mentioned it, no Major Lance Okeh recordings came out on UK CBS in the 60's.
March 7, 201114 yr On 07/03/2011 at 11:51, rigilbert said: The title of the thread is CBS/ Direction/ Epic (CBS subsidiaries). Columbia is a subsidiary of CBS is it not, exactly as Epic is a subsidiary of CBS. Still, no matter. I shall remove the offending items! The EMI owned Columbia label had nothing to do with US Columbia or CBS, it just happened to license material from the US Columbia label. That's why the Major Lance releases on Columbia have nothing to do with the thread! That's all. Still like to see the scans!
March 7, 201114 yr A few more CBS including an early Pete Smith production...do you remember it Pete? and an early Ian Levine tailormade (Don Fardon demo)..........the Salena Jones is great.Will dig out some more. The Joe Benjamin is great and a uk black soul singer and produced by Rolf (bloody) Harris...my last copy went to Andy Lewis so maybe Weller will cover it....I couldn;t believe he did Tobacco Ash Sunday.Mickey Finn is far too nasty for here.. UPC was a subsiduary of CBS and recorded novelty records mostly...Barbara Windsor -what a Carry On etc but I know of 2 good sides Shakane-Find The Lady and this one.Love the logo on the Peaches And Herb....anyone know how many came out with this on.Looks as though they were going to run a soul series. Edited March 7, 201114 yr by wiggyflat
March 7, 201114 yr Author Looking at the the U.S.A. stuff over next couple of weeks, things did get complicated, just trying to break this down into weeks. Main thing as always is to enjoy.
March 8, 201114 yr On 07/03/2011 at 18:37, wiggyflat said: UPC was a subsiduary of CBS and recorded novelty records mostly...Barbara Windsor -what a Carry On etc but I know of 2 good sides Shakane-Find The Lady and this one. The 'known' record on UPC was by a band called Tikki Tacki Suzy Lies! Can't remember the title, might have been Dream Stealer, but it was played at The Torch or the Cats from what I was told.
March 8, 201114 yr Difficult to say how rare this one is, when I first got one over 20 years ago, it had only been seen twice I think, but a few more have emerged since, I've had it three times but two were the same copy. With the first one, I had a CBS press release saying that the record was to be delayed by two weeks, and a second press release to say that the record was now not to be released at all and any copies should be returned. Edited March 8, 201114 yr by Pete S
March 8, 201114 yr On 08/03/2011 at 09:23, Pete S said: Difficult to say how rare this one is, when I first got one over 20 years ago, it had only been seen twice I think, but a few more have emerged since, I've had it three times but two were the same copy. With the first one, I had a CBS press release saying that the record was to be delayed by two weeks, and a second press release to say that the record was now not to be released at all and any copies should be returned. They were around in the 70's Pete. It was a big record for a few people back then so many more than two were around. I found one myself in Record & Tape exchange for 10p in the early 80's........... Ian D
March 8, 201114 yr On 08/03/2011 at 09:12, Pete S said: The 'known' record on UPC was by a band called Tikki Tacki Suzy Lies! Can't remember the title, might have been Dream Stealer, but it was played at The Torch or the Cats from what I was told. TIKKI TAKKI SUZI LIESUPC102WELCOME TO MY HOUSE / I BELIEVE IN LOVETIKKI TAKKI SUZI LIESUPC109BA DA DA DIM / DREAMSTEALER One of these two Pete?
March 8, 201114 yr On 08/03/2011 at 11:39, Ian Dewhirst said: They were around in the 70's Pete. It was a big record for a few people back then so many more than two were around. I found one myself in Record & Tape exchange for 10p in the early 80's........... Ian D They were all demos Ian. You might have had an issue but everyone else had demos.
March 8, 201114 yr On 08/03/2011 at 12:12, Paul McKay said: TIKKI TAKKI SUZI LIESUPC102WELCOME TO MY HOUSE / I BELIEVE IN LOVETIKKI TAKKI SUZI LIESUPC109BA DA DA DIM / DREAMSTEALER One of these two Pete? Yes it's the second of those two Paul.
March 8, 201114 yr Got the I Believe In love somewhere............will dig it out. Wasn't SNB distributed by CBS.Theres a great stomper by Sue Wilshaw called Empty Sunday that must have got spins.
March 8, 201114 yr soundfile taken from refosoul sandi sheldon - you're gonna make me love you - okeh
March 8, 201114 yr Gladys Knight & The Pips - Taste of bitter love - CBS Edited March 8, 201114 yr by mikecook
March 9, 201114 yr On 09/03/2011 at 15:41, BLAKE H said: Mid-tempo masterpiece from the Queen Christ just for a second I thought you said A mid-tempo masterpiece from QUEEN
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