Becket Posted May 21, 2012 Posted May 21, 2012 Audio Fidelity. Peels - time marches on. Is the UK King label small enough ? A few good ones on this; I'm sure you know them ? UK Atco. Otis Redding - look at the girl. This sounds very good in respect of today's taste. Beacon. Chi-lites. Planet. Orlons / J.L.G's Cheers........... Tom.
Pete S Posted May 21, 2012 Posted May 21, 2012 Audio Fidelity. Peels - time marches on. Is the UK King label small enough ? A few good ones on this; I'm sure you know them ? UK Atco. Otis Redding - look at the girl. This sounds very good in respect of today's taste. Beacon. Chi-lites. Planet. Orlons / J.L.G's Cheers........... Tom. Agree about Otis Redding, always rated that one and it isn't that well known. Several decent things on Beacon, apart from the obvious, always liked the Bobby Bridger, and there's a decent inst by the Zenith band. I also love the super double sider on Planet by Perpetual Langley, Surrender and Two By Two. King definitely qualifies, again two or three obvious ones but some great lesser knowns like June Adams, Hortsense Ellis and the very mysterious "Heather" of which I asked about a few months ago and nobody replied...
AlanB Posted May 21, 2012 Posted May 21, 2012 How about Riverside, for Mark Murphy - Why Don't You Do Right. Alan
Pete S Posted May 21, 2012 Posted May 21, 2012 How about Riverside, for Mark Murphy - Why Don't You Do Right. Alan Yes a label probably overlooked because 99% of it's releases are jazz, not much else apart from Mark Murphy as you say, an early Staples Singers 45 and Mongo Santamaria 'Watermelon"
Souljer6 Posted May 21, 2012 Posted May 21, 2012 Horse- Jackie Edwards UPC- Tiki, Taki, Suzi & Lies Now- O'Jays, Masqueraders Concord-Mel& Tim Rainbow- Errol Dixon Evolution-Fashions Direct- Errol Dixon
Roburt Posted May 21, 2012 Author Posted May 21, 2012 UK Paramount must qualify: James Phelps, Mark Radice, Stephanie Mills & Samuel E Wright
Pete S Posted May 21, 2012 Posted May 21, 2012 UK Paramount must qualify: James Phelps, Mark Radice, Stephanie Mills & Samuel E Wright I don't know what the boundaries are, if any, in your original topic; Paramount distributed by EMI, Direction distributed by CBS, and so on, not really little labels; or is it just labels that only issued a few records? Or doesn't it really matter
Roburt Posted May 21, 2012 Author Posted May 21, 2012 Is this the cut that was released on the UK R & B label (MRB 5005) as "Someone To Love Me" ....
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