Pete S Posted October 17, 2014 Posted October 17, 2014 Can anyone give some advice as to how much to ask for a complete run of the Ric Tic label? There are some WD's but not the rare ones, but it is a complete set including Scotts On Swingers. All are mint or near mint, and I do realise that many are still to be had for £2 apiece, don't get a whole run very often though. There are two number 102, one is the usual Freddie Gorman but the other is a totally different design, orange label, by Joyce Webb.
Mick Holdsworth Posted October 17, 2014 Posted October 17, 2014 (edited) The Joyce Webb is from the first Ric Tic series - think there were only 3 or 4 records in that first series. Apparently there are seven (see post 5) Edited October 18, 2014 by Mick Holdsworth
Pete S Posted October 17, 2014 Author Posted October 17, 2014 The Joyce Webb is from the first Ric Tic series - think there were only 3 or 4 records in that first series. Cheers Mick
Raresoul45s Posted October 17, 2014 Posted October 17, 2014 Pete Joyce Webb, quite a good tune from memory I sold one earlier this year. I think it went for about £25. Darren
Millo Posted October 18, 2014 Posted October 18, 2014 (edited) The Joyce Webb is from the first Ric Tic series - think there were only 3 or 4 records in that first series List of records in the first series. I only have the Joyce Webb. 101 - Sue Perrin- I Wonder / Put a Ring on My Finger (1962) 102 - Joyce Webb - You've Got a Whole Lot of Living to Do / Closer to the Blues (1962)** 103 - Barbara De Costa - Now I Know / The One in Your Arms (1962)** 104 - Sue Perrin- You Are My Love / Ring Bells Ring (1962) 105 - Rocky Heart - Someone Stole My Baby Doing the Twist / When a Teenager Gets Blues (1962) 106 - Terry Warren - I Don't Know / Written All Over Your Face** 107 - LeRoy Smalley - Ain't It a Shame / Girls Are Sentimental (1963) 108 - Joyce Webb - It's easier said than done / Laughing to keep from crying ( See RobbK post) Edited October 20, 2014 by Millo
Mick Holdsworth Posted October 18, 2014 Posted October 18, 2014 List of records in the first series. I only have the Joyce Webb. 101 - Sue Perrin- I Wonder / Put a Ring on My Finger (1962) 102 - Joyce Webb - You've Got a Whole Lot of Living to Do / Closer to the Blues (1962)** 103 - Barbara De Costa - Now I Know / The One in Your Arms (1962)** 104 - Sue Perrin- You Are My Love / Ring Bells Ring (1962) 105 - Rocky Heart - Someone Stole My Baby Doing the Twist / When a Teenager Gets Blues (1962) 106 - Terry Warren - I Don't Know / Written All Over Your Face** 107 - LeRoy Smalley - Ain't It a Shame / Girls Are Sentimental (1963) Now I see the list, some are familiar, but I've not seen any of the last three, Rock Heart onwards. Thanks for update. Cheers Mick
Dave Moore Posted October 18, 2014 Posted October 18, 2014 Pete, If these 2 are promos I'll have them off you. L me know either way Mate. Regards, Dave 105 - Rocky Heart - Someone Stole My Baby Doing the Twist / When a Teenager Gets Blues (1962) 106 - Terry Warren - I Don't Know / Written All Over Your Face
Pete S Posted October 18, 2014 Author Posted October 18, 2014 I didn't have those two Dave, but I did sell the lot - £700 1
Guest Vicky Pearson Posted October 18, 2014 Posted October 18, 2014 got 101. 102. 103. 104. never seen the rest anyware, rictic early series with golden world, best john
Premium Stuff Posted October 18, 2014 Posted October 18, 2014 I have all of the early series ones on Ric-Tic and Golden World (NB - the Ric-Tics have a GW prefix). I have issues and demos where I have managed to find both formats. Dave - the Terry Warren and Rocky Hart are white demos- never seen issues of either as far as I recall. One other reason, apart from the early series, why this may not have been a complete run is that there is a double-sided as well as a single-sided (one side blank) Scott's On Swingers. You would have to have both of them - and the single-sided is well hard to find I can tell you Cheers Richard
Pete S Posted October 18, 2014 Author Posted October 18, 2014 DID ANY HAVE COMPANY SLEEVES PETE KEV No, did they make any?
Premium Stuff Posted October 18, 2014 Posted October 18, 2014 Those sleeves are not genuine A bloke printed a load himself - they are home printed and recent-ish. Richard 1
kevinsoulman Posted October 18, 2014 Posted October 18, 2014 they came randomly from a guy on here or was who was selling soul lots from the channel islands i think kev
Dave Fleming Posted October 19, 2014 Posted October 19, 2014 I have all of the early series ones on Ric-Tic and Golden World (NB - the Ric-Tics have a GW prefix). I have issues and demos where I have managed to find both formats. Dave - the Terry Warren and Rocky Hart are white demos- never seen issues of either as far as I recall. One other reason, apart from the early series, why this may not have been a complete run is that there is a double-sided as well as a single-sided (one side blank) Scott's On Swingers. You would have to have both of them - and the single-sided is well hard to find I can tell you Cheers Richard Also the different variations on Ric Tic 103 including the one sided promo..
Premium Stuff Posted October 19, 2014 Posted October 19, 2014 (edited) I have all of the early series ones on Ric-Tic and Golden World (NB - the Ric-Tics have a GW prefix). I have issues and demos where I have managed to find both formats. Dave - the Terry Warren and Rocky Hart are white demos- never seen issues of either as far as I recall. One other reason, apart from the early series, why this may not have been a complete run is that there is a double-sided as well as a single-sided (one side blank) Scott's On Swingers. You would have to have both of them - and the single-sided is well hard to find I can tell you Cheers Richard Also the different variations on Ric Tic 103 including the one sided promo.. Plus loads more Dave - like the blue demos, and the totally different label/font styles on things like the Freddie Gorman releases, J J Barnes "Say It", "Real Humdinger" and Detroit Emeralds "Show Time". There is a blue demo and a proper white demo on Ric-Tic 122. The list goes on ... In my book you need issue, demo, sticker demo, juke strip, different label/font styles Richard Edited October 19, 2014 by Premium Stuff 1
Robbk Posted October 19, 2014 Posted October 19, 2014 List of records in the first series. I only have the Joyce Webb. 101 - Sue Perrin- I Wonder / Put a Ring on My Finger (1962) 102 - Joyce Webb - You've Got a Whole Lot of Living to Do / Closer to the Blues (1962)** 103 - Barbara De Costa - Now I Know / The One in Your Arms (1962)** 104 - Sue Perrin- You Are My Love / Ring Bells Ring (1962) 105 - Rocky Heart - Someone Stole My Baby Doing the Twist / When a Teenager Gets Blues (1962) 106 - Terry Warren - I Don't Know / Written All Over Your Face** 107 - LeRoy Smalley - Ain't It a Shame / Girls Are Sentimental (1963) You are missing #108 (Golden World) - Joyce Webb - "It's Easier Said Than Done"/"Laughing To Keep From Crying". The "A" side is a VERY nice mid tempo, written by Ron Miller. Arranged by Bert Keys. It's one of the best of the 1962-63 old series.
Robbk Posted October 19, 2014 Posted October 19, 2014 Those sleeves are not genuine A bloke printed a load himself - they are home printed and recent-ish. Richard I'll second that. Ron Murphy bought out the warehouse stock at the beginning of the 1970s, and there were no company sleeves. None of us old-timers who visited the company and were around throughout its existence ever saw or heard of any company sleeves.
Premium Stuff Posted October 19, 2014 Posted October 19, 2014 You are missing #108 (Golden World) - Joyce Webb - "It's Easier Said Than Done"/"Laughing To Keep From Crying". The "A" side is a VERY nice mid tempo, written by Ron Miller. Arranged by Bert Keys. It's one of the best of the 1962-63 old series. Well spotted Robb. Yes, got that one too
Robbk Posted October 19, 2014 Posted October 19, 2014 There's also this variation of Willie Kendrick's Golden World #1:
Premium Stuff Posted October 19, 2014 Posted October 19, 2014 (edited) There's also this variation of Willie Kendrick's Golden World #1: Yes Robb - that is the only white demo copy I have seen of that release. But the issue was on the familiar yellow issue. Also, they got his name wrong - KINDRICK rather than KENDRICK - unlike many UK folk who say KendrickS Edited October 19, 2014 by Premium Stuff
Robbk Posted October 19, 2014 Posted October 19, 2014 Yes Robb - that is the only white demo copy I have seen of that release. But the issue was on the familiar yellow issue. Also, they got his name wrong - KINDRICK rather than KENDRICK - unlike many UK folk who say KendrickS But his name WAS spelt "Kendricks" on one of his releases. That's a common error in ALL English-speaking countries, adding or dropping the "S" at the end of the name. There are lots of Kendrick and Kendricks, McDaniel and McDaniels, Daniel and Daniels. What did that suffix "-S" mean, added to the end of a name? Is it a Keltic usage?
Premium Stuff Posted October 19, 2014 Posted October 19, 2014 But his name WAS spelt "Kendricks" on one of his releases. Which one?
Robbk Posted October 19, 2014 Posted October 19, 2014 (edited) Which one? It was the one on Checker, and, if I remember correctly, also, the one on Check-Mate. So, when I was 16, I thought his name was "Kendricks", and in early 1964, I thought it was "Kindrick". And a couple months later, I thought it might possibly be "Kendrick". I wondered why this guy couldn't get his name straight, but could sing the lyrics in his songs, just fine. [url=https://s77.photobucket.com/user/Robb_K/media/WKendricks2_zps0cbdf5ad.png.html][/url I've heard that his real name was Kendrick. But I've also heard that it was Kendricks. You know Americans, it doesn't matter all that much, what one's real name is, as long as it's close. McDaniel or McDaniels, what's the difference? Lose or loose, who cares? Didn't Eddie Kendricks have his name spelt "Kendrick" on one Motown record? The printer's favourite between Kendrick and Kendricks won out over personal rights to be known by one's legal name. Edited October 19, 2014 by RobbK
Millo Posted October 20, 2014 Posted October 20, 2014 You are missing #108 (Golden World) - Joyce Webb - "It's Easier Said Than Done"/"Laughing To Keep From Crying". The "A" side is a VERY nice mid tempo, written by Ron Miller. Arranged by Bert Keys. It's one of the best of the 1962-63 old series. Thanks Robb, I will add it to the list.
Denbo Posted May 7, 2022 Posted May 7, 2022 105 - Rocky Heart - Someone Stole My Baby Doing the Twist / When a Teenager Gets Blues (1962) This should read Rocky Hart, not Heart.
Denbo Posted May 7, 2022 Posted May 7, 2022 101 - Sue Perrin- I Wonder / Put a Ring on My Finger (1962) 102 - Joyce Webb - You've Got a Whole Lot of Living to Do / Closer to the Blues (1962)** 103 - Barbara De Costa - Now I Know / The One in Your Arms (1962)** 104 - Sue Perrin- You Are My Love / Ring Bells Ring (1962) 105 - Rocky Hart - Someone Stole My Baby Doing the Twist / When a Teenager Gets Blues (1962) 106 - Terry Warren - I Don't Know / Written All Over Your Face** 107 - LeRoy Smalley - Ain't It a Shame / Girls Are Sentimental (1963) 108 - Joyce Webb - It's easier said than done / Laughing to keep from crying These were Golden World releases, not Ric Tic / Ric-Tic releases. 1
Denbo Posted May 8, 2022 Posted May 8, 2022 On 07/05/2022 at 23:09, Denbo said: 101 - Sue Perrin- I Wonder / Put a Ring on My Finger (1962) 102 - Joyce Webb - You've Got a Whole Lot of Living to Do / Closer to the Blues (1962)** 103 - Barbara De Costa - Now I Know / The One in Your Arms (1962)** 104 - Sue Perrin- You Are My Love / Ring Bells Ring (1962) 105 - Rocky Hart - Someone Stole My Baby Doing the Twist / When a Teenager Gets Blues (1962) 106 - Terry Warren - I Don't Know / Written All Over Your Face** 107 - LeRoy Smalley - Ain't It a Shame / Girls Are Sentimental (1963) 108 - Joyce Webb - It's easier said than done / Laughing to keep from crying These were Golden World releases, not Ric Tic / Ric-Tic releases. Sorry, I was wrong to say that, they ARE Ric Tic labelled releases BUT they are ALSO Golden World labelled releases. Looks like I've just created myself a new series of records to collect
Denbo Posted May 9, 2022 Posted May 9, 2022 Right, I've cracked it . . . I think. 101 - Sue Perrin- I Wonder / Put a Ring on My Finger (1962) 102 - Joyce Webb - You've Got a Whole Lot of Living to Do / Closer to the Blues (1962)** 103 - Barbara De Costa - Now I Know / The One in Your Arms (1962)** 104 - Sue Perrin- You Are My Love / Ring Bells Ring (1962) 105 - Rocky Hart - Someone Stole My Baby Doing the Twist / When a Teenager Gets Blues (1962) 106 - Terry Warren - I Don't Know / Written All Over Your Face** 107 - LeRoy Smalley - Ain't It a Shame / Girls Are Sentimental (1963) 108 - Joyce Webb - It's easier said than done / Laughing to keep from crying Those above were all Golden World recordings but those with the ** attached were released on the Ric Tic subsidiary label and not Golden World. All the others were released on Golden World and not the Ric Tic subsidiary. QED
Chalky Posted May 9, 2022 Posted May 9, 2022 17 hours ago, Denbo said: Sorry, I was wrong to say that, they ARE Ric Tic labelled releases BUT they are ALSO Golden World labelled releases. Looks like I've just created myself a new series of records to collect The GW number is the master/matrix number, used by the pressing plant. They aren’t Golden World labelled releases, the label is Ric Tic only and the catalogue number is the Ric Tic number although they are the same number. They were pressed at ARP. The rest of the releases were pressed at Columbia and RCA and carry their master number, ZTSC etc.
Denbo Posted May 9, 2022 Posted May 9, 2022 32 minutes ago, Chalky said: The GW number is the master/matrix number, used by the pressing plant. They aren’t Golden World labelled releases, the label is Ric Tic only and the catalogue number is the Ric Tic number although they are the same number. They were pressed at ARP. The rest of the releases were pressed at Columbia and RCA and carry their master number, ZTSC etc. Sorry Chalky, please ignore this post. It has been superceded by the one above it. Hopefully I'm correct with my analysis and that you agree with it??? 1
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