Vin Posted January 19, 2013 Posted January 19, 2013 Hi all ,hope someone can shed a bit of light on this I came across a record on E-Baay..... .Ray Richards..Everywhere I Go / Minneapolis Minnesota on Black Security Label. ....I clicked on the Minneapolis soundfile to hear..Rufus Lumleys voice belting out albeit with some added tambourine and girly vocals .( So technically a different issue).The other side I had never heard before..and I wouldnt give you two bob for it. I contacted the seller asking was this an original issue as I was led to believe that the original version was issued on Afford...he replied that he was not aware of a re-issue and the only two copies he had seen were this one and another owned by a local DJ who plays it, He then mailed me back and told me that his source had informed him that they had figured out that the Afford issues were re-issue bootlegs and it was definitely originally pressed on Security...but still rare as only a limited amount were pressed on Afford and only ten pressed on Security.he said he will post a picture of the Minneapolis side on Sun/Mon..Oh and it NOT cheap im not to hot on putting links on pages so ive typed out the E-baay address RAY RICHARDS minneap'lis minnesota / everywhere i go 7" Northern Soul R&B Rocker #310561056771 His store is Shuga records.. 1
Guest john s Posted January 19, 2013 Posted January 19, 2013 (edited) Well, I would say that Shuga is legendary for enormous prices that bear no relation to the real world, and a lot of his item descriptions are extremely dubious. Personally, I wouldn't take anything he says as accurate unless it can be backed up elsewhere! Also, my copy of the Afford release came from a box that hadn't been touched for at least 15 years - along with Cookin' Bag, Cheryl Johnson, Al Glover, and a lot of other rare and obscure 45s, so if it is a bootleg, it's an old one... Edited January 19, 2013 by john s
Guest Posted January 19, 2013 Posted January 19, 2013 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RAY-RICHARDS-minneaplis-minnesota-everywhere-i-go-7-Northern-Soul-R-B-Rocker-/310561056771?pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item484ee1a803
pikeys dog Posted January 19, 2013 Posted January 19, 2013 Security is a subsidiary of Holton - the label that I'm Standing came out on, so it's possible that it's kosher. Would need to check the runout for a stamp (the RCA SK4M or similar). Horrible record. IMO.
Guest john s Posted January 20, 2013 Posted January 20, 2013 (edited) This is taken from a recent auction for the Afford issue from a seller in Detroit.... "It doesn't get any more mint than this....this Rufus Lumley 45 norhtern soul record was just found sitting inside the actual box from Afford records-which was actually Carla records here in Detroit. I know this because right next to it with an almost identical label was a Carla record box with similar graphics. The box is not included, but is pictured here for reference...it also contains a date of April 5, 1965...either the recording date, or more likely the pressing date. There was also a Factory Inspection Slip in the box, with te date 4/6 and the Press Operator ID and Inspector ID. " "I'm standing" is 1966, isn't it? Which would seem to imply that this pre-dates "I'm standing". No idea if that makes sense about Afford/Carla...? The runouts on my copy of 'Minneap'lis' have: 'Minneap'lis' : (stamped) 45 10441 5 (opposite) I 'Everywhere I go' : (stamped) 45 10442 4 (opposite) I Does that sound right for a Carla 45? Edited January 20, 2013 by john s
Triode Posted January 20, 2013 Posted January 20, 2013 Ray Richards and Rufus Lumley are one and the same person. I read he used Ray Richards for his acting career and Rufus Lumley for his recordings I think Ray Richards was his real name. 2
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