>>> KAPP <<<

Kapps a weird label; loads & loads of MOR stuff - old ladies music, old orchestras, etc .... and then the great soul stuff !!!

Who owned & ran the label and just what was their game plan for the label ...... ANYONE KNOW ??

Chuck Overton Is it possible

Albert Jones 15 cent love

Two tons of love Brown & beautiful

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kapp_Records

https://youtu.be/StrugPRE9-M

One of my favourites by Jerry Jackson on Kapp.. the other side is brilliant also

Suz x

"Old Ladies Music". Superb.

All sides on the two Vernon Garrett 45s are monumental. One of them:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ntmsug-oVus

George E. Lee - Dance What You Wanna - KAPP 530

My all-time favourite 45 on KAPP is however an early one by Ronnie James Dio (yes, that guy) from 1965. A tune penned by Cynthia Weil and Barry Mann called "Where You Gonna Run To, Girl". Hardly soul by any stretch of the imagination, but a fantastic track if you're into Brill Building pop.

  On 20/05/2012 at 06:47, Roburt said:

Who owned & ran the label and just what was their game plan for the label ...... ANYONE KNOW ??

Surely something within Billboard to cut'n'paste

I know there is a mention of them signing a Mr.Rubin Parker ...I have it within my piles of said magazines.

  On 21/05/2012 at 13:33, Sebastian said:

My all-time favourite 45 on KAPP is however an early one by Ronnie James Dio (yes, that guy) from 1965. A tune penned by Cynthia Weil and Barry Mann called "Where You Gonna Run To, Girl". Hardly soul by any stretch of the imagination, but a fantastic track if you're into Brill Building pop.

Hard to imagine the connection between the artist as he later became and such a great track.

Amongst my favourites would be the Exits - "Another sundown in Watts" a sublime piece of soul music.

My favourites include all of Lenny Welch's output and 45s by....

Chi Chi,

Revels,

Sissie Houston

Sound Judgement

Mighty Joe Drake......

hope to find one of these at the right price one day as good as any of the biggies

kev

JUST PUT THIS ON YOUTUBE SO I COULD STICK IT ON HERE

KEV

Although i love the Vernon Garrett 45, my fave on Kapp is still this one:

Only seen two issues of this for sale, all the others are white demos.

SteveL - if we ever do that oldies dance spot, I'll have this. From where it began for me:

Bit of a marmite record, at the moment I like it but if I heard it out twice I'd soon go off it!

Oooh those Attic nights!

Especially good when they're Mint!!!!!

  On 22/05/2012 at 21:09, Brooky said:

Especially good when they're Mint!!!!!

On the subject, I see you have listed a copy of 'Patti & The Emblems'. How is it possible to tell an original promo, from one of the re-presses?

Hi Steve

I'm not an expert but the repro's/boots have a black 'A' . Also I think that I have seen repro's with a red 'A' (think these have appeared relatively recently) that are so obviously duds that it's immediately apparent that they are not original.

Someone like Pete S could probably give you chapter and verse.

  On 22/05/2012 at 18:27, Dean said:

SteveL - if we ever do that oldies dance spot, I'll have this. From where it began for me:

THE WHOLE SOUL SUPERMAN ALBUM IS THE BUISNESS.

Via Pye UK...their, 'Hand clapping...' album also gained a US Kapp release

Fab...the pair of 'em

Surely they dont get much better than this fine pair of consecutive Kapps

  On 22/05/2012 at 18:27, Dean said:

SteveL - if we ever do that oldies dance spot, I'll have this. From where it began for me:

Turn it over Dean

Kev

  On 20/05/2012 at 12:07, smudger said:

Chuck Overton Is it possible

Turn it over Smudger

Kev

  On 24/05/2012 at 15:29, John Reed said:

Surely they dont get much better than this fine pair of consecutive Kapps

No

Have posted this before in another thread:

https://www.popsike.c...0371621175.html

Edited May 24, 201213 yr by noss

  On 21/05/2012 at 13:47, Flynny said:

Surely something within Billboard to cut'n'paste

I know there is a mention of them signing a Mr.Rubin Parker ...I have it within my piles of said magazines.

Rubin featured here as a new release ......

Billboard - 11 Nov 1967 - Page 12

Jerry Williams composed the flip side but Jerry doesn't recall who Rubin actually was

Andy

Only posting as a label curiosity . . . unless of course you want it, in which case it's an exclusive hard to find dance floor monster, just right for today's scene

Less of a joke -

Turn it over Smudger

Yep! great double sider. but i prefer is it possible

In your opinions, would you say that this is an original promo please?

In my non-expert opinion....that's an Original!!!

Joking aside...definite Original Promo!

Edited May 24, 201213 yr by Brooky

  On 24/05/2012 at 23:29, Brooky said:

In my non-expert opinion....that's an Original!!!

Joking aside...definite Original Promo!

Phew!

  On 24/05/2012 at 23:11, Steve Luigi said:

In your opinions, would you say that this is an original promo please?

If it's got delta number 103291 in the run-out groove then it's the repro/bootleg.

  On 25/05/2012 at 07:23, Sebastian said:

If it's got delta number 103291 in the run-out groove then it's the repro/bootleg.

Thank you Sebastian, I will let you know when it arrives

No, hasn't got that number Sebastian, just K-11127-4, and K-11126-4 on flip, scratched in to run out.

Can anyone please confirm that this is an original copy?

Thank you

Edited May 30, 201213 yr by Steve Luigi

  On 24/05/2012 at 23:11, Steve Luigi said:

In your opinions, would you say that this is an original promo please?

Genuine.

If anyone has got a mint looking promo that sadly plays all the way through with a hiss, then maybe it's my old copy...it got damaged when I DJed with it one time. Shame really as I had bought that copy from Russ Winstanley straight off the decks at one of the final Casino nighters!! Almost wish I had kept it now for sentimental reasons!

great goffin / king song

kev