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Guest trickbag
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Posted 04 February 2009 - 11:13 AM

sunnysoul, on Feb 4 09, 08:38 AM, said:

Yeah, I see you've been playing it Steve, are you able to post clips of both sides ?

And what's the current going rate ?

I don't have the technology to post clips. It's pretty hard - probably expect to pay up to £400 if you see an issue for sale.

from an old thread.

ricky.

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is this an uptempo track or midtempo/slow? I ask as I had a Frankie Karl on Gordy Demo but can't remember what it was called and I sold it n a job lot this year. I am now praying I didn't give it away ! :dash2:

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is this an uptempo track or midtempo/slow? I ask as I had a Frankie Karl on Gordy Demo but can't remember what it was called and I sold it n a job lot this year. I am now praying I didn't give it away ! :dash2:

 

the promo doesn't have the "don't fan the flame" side and isn't worth anything.

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That's the point. Motown didn't promote this 45 and as a result issues are hard to locate. Unless anyone REALLY has a Leon Ware I'd say it's the hardest 70's record to find on Gordy. In answer to the ? it's an OK dancer, stops and starts/ but it's a great 70's soul record.

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It was a Gwen Glenn Enterprises release. That was the outfit within Motown run by Gwendolyn Gordy Fuqua (Berry's sister) after her divorce from Harvey Fuqua.

I think it was a bit of a vanity project to keep Gwen occupied and happy but not many of their releases got much of a push (some of the High Inergy cuts being the exception). 

Guest turntableterra
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im sorry 400 pounds is insane, last one i saw for sale went for $200

400 quid .............its only insane if you don't have one to sell, lol   boba, as steve says its one of the hardest if not the hardest on the label to find. took me ten years to find one and as said the demo is double a sided so worth 2 cents. and good crossover/modern dancer. im sure it  has had spins early at winsford modern room. could be wrong though.

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That's the point. Motown didn't promote this 45 and as a result issues are hard to locate. Unless anyone REALLY has a Leon Ware I'd say it's the hardest 70's record to find on Gordy. In answer to the ? it's an OK dancer, stops and starts/ but it's a great 70's soul record.

 

What's the Leon Ware track - is it one lifted from the Musical Massage LP

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Yes it's in the discography. No one has ever seen it. Although one guy who prides himself on his Motown knowledge and collection said he had a copy and sold it. I tracked down the guy he sold it to and he said no he had never bought such a record 100%. So it was BS. Steve

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Yes it's in the discography. No one has ever seen it. Although one guy who prides himself on his Motown knowledge and collection said he had a copy and sold it. I tracked down the guy he sold it to and he said no he had never bought such a record 100%. So it was BS. Steve

Which track are you referring to Steve?

 

Peter

 

:huh:

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400 quid .............its only insane if you don't have one to sell, lol   boba, as steve says its one of the hardest if not the hardest on the label to find. took me ten years to find one and as said the demo is double a sided so worth 2 cents. and good crossover/modern dancer. im sure it  has had spins early at winsford modern room. could be wrong though.

 

definitely rare. but i can get better rarer records for 400 pounds. I've never even seen the bob babbitt 45 on the label, stock or promo.

 

full disclosure: I still don't own a copy. But I'm not talking it down because I don't own it, I've passed on it for $200-$250 a couple times.

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