Derek Pearson Posted November 30, 2006 Posted November 30, 2006 In 1987 James Hendricks operating out of Nashville, Tennessee released an album on Carrie entitled 'Sounds Of The Sixties'. Featuring 11 tracks it included 2 from Clifford Binns "Who told you" and "I'm human too". Have these 2 cuts been released anywhere else? Checked the recent LaBeat CD from Grapevine but there's no mention. Copies of this album came into the UK and were sold through lists quite cheaply, seem to think they were all in plain white card sleeves (like my copy is). Haven't seen a copy for sale in years. "Who told you" is a great slice of moody empty Detroitness whilst "I'm human too" is quite nice in a bouncy kind of way. onwards, derek
Derek Pearson Posted November 30, 2006 Author Posted November 30, 2006 Who told you - clifford binns - carrie album 12217 refosoul
Derek Pearson Posted November 30, 2006 Author Posted November 30, 2006 I'm human too - clifford binns - carrie album track 12218 refosoul
Rob Moss Posted November 30, 2006 Posted November 30, 2006 I'm human too - clifford binns - carrie album track 12218 refosoul I've got a couple of copies, still sealed, with the information sheets (with photos) that accompanied it, if anyone is interested. PM me on sales@hayleyrecords.co.uk
Soul-slider Posted November 30, 2006 Posted November 30, 2006 In 1987 James Hendricks operating out of Nashville, Tennessee released an album on Carrie entitled 'Sounds Of The Sixties'. Featuring 11 tracks it included 2 from Clifford Binns "Who told you" and "I'm human too". Have these 2 cuts been released anywhere else? Checked the recent LaBeat CD from Grapevine but there's no mention. Copies of this album came into the UK and were sold through lists quite cheaply, seem to think they were all in plain white card sleeves (like my copy is). Haven't seen a copy for sale in years. "Who told you" is a great slice of moody empty Detroitness whilst "I'm human too" is quite nice in a bouncy kind of way. onwards, derek Interesting...I got a cd about 8 years ago off a pal who had contacts in the States, it's 29 tracks of mostly unissued Detroit material. The 2 Clifford Binns sides are on it and a whole host of other stuff by Arabians, Masqueraders, Bob & Fred etc...The cd came with sparse track listings and I had to do a lot of work to get the tracks matched up with artists. One in particular which is a real favourite is called 'What Went Wrong with Our Love' a great mid-tempo Detroit heart wrencher, this is one which I could never find any info on whatsoever except that there was a track of similar title by the Valentines??? Also another called 'Just One More Chance', again, no info except similar title by the Combinations?? Can anyone help on these? Incidently, the flip of Majjestees 'Take Back all Those Things' on Mutt is on the CD and is credited to 'Bob & Fred'...not as on the 45. 'Let Her Go' is the tune and is still credited to Majjestees on the 45. John
Harrogatesoul Posted November 30, 2006 Posted November 30, 2006 Not much help John, but there was recently a CD of unissued Big Mack material in the Eccentric Soul series which had Bob N Fred , Edd Henry amongst others on it. I'm sure Paul at Millbrand and the Grapevine guys may be able to help. Rich
Soul-slider Posted November 30, 2006 Posted November 30, 2006 Not much help John, but there was recently a CD of unissued Big Mack material in the Eccentric Soul series which had Bob N Fred , Edd Henry amongst others on it. I'm sure Paul at Millbrand and the Grapevine guys may be able to help. Rich Thanks for that. I'll try and find some info on that cd you mention and see if I can marry up some of the tunes on mine.
Soul-slider Posted November 30, 2006 Posted November 30, 2006 Keeping on the same subject of Detroit unissued, are these two new Grapevine 45s previously unreleased tracks? DETROIT MAGNIFICENTS - IS THIS A WOMANS WAY AL WILLIAMS - TRY THEM thinking of buying, but only if not otherwise available..
Chalky Posted November 30, 2006 Posted November 30, 2006 Keeping on the same subject of Detroit unissued, are these two new Grapevine 45s previously unreleased tracks? DETROIT MAGNIFICENTS - IS THIS A WOMANS WAY AL WILLIAMS - TRY THEM thinking of buying, but only if not otherwise available.. the Al Williams is, presume t'other is as well
Rob Moss Posted November 30, 2006 Posted November 30, 2006 Keeping on the same subject of Detroit unissued, are these two new Grapevine 45s previously unreleased tracks? DETROIT MAGNIFICENTS - IS THIS A WOMANS WAY AL WILLIAMS - TRY THEM thinking of buying, but only if not otherwise available.. The Detroit Magnificents is definitely unissued. It has got the same backing track as Youngblood Smith 'You can split'.
Rob Moss Posted November 30, 2006 Posted November 30, 2006 Don't know what happened there. Det. Magnificents is definitely unissued. Same backing track as Youngblood Smith 'You can split'
Simon T Posted November 30, 2006 Posted November 30, 2006 Don't know what happened there. Det. Magnificents is definitely unissued. Same backing track as Youngblood Smith 'You can split' Rob Thomas told me it was u/r Swamp Dog
Soul-slider Posted November 30, 2006 Posted November 30, 2006 Rob Thomas told me it was u/r Swamp Dog Yeah, label gives production credit to Jerry Williams jr...
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