deena johnson

[Phillydog66]

hi how much does deena Johnson-the breaking point-wild deuce go for thanks the phillydog.

[Blackpoolsoul]

I think about £100

[Phillydog66]

cheers thanks for that.

[Soul Shrews]

Male version, Brad Lundy, in Sales right now

Cheers Paul

[Phillydog66]

cheers paul already got the brad lundy.

[Blackpoolsoul]

3 hours ago, Soul Shrews said:

Male version, Brad Lundy, in Sales right now

Cheers Paul

Thought would take this opportunity to post Brad's story here, hope you don't mind

https://www.jango.com/music/Brad+Lundy/_full_bio

[Tlscapital]

19 hours ago, Blackpoolsoul said:

Thought would take this opportunity to post Brad's story here, hope you don't mind

https://www.jango.com/music/Brad+Lundy/_full_bio

Interesting but none of this is right though;

He had finished the songs “I’m At The Breaking Point” and “Lonely Boy” for RCA Records. It was during this time, that Brad’s manager found out that RCA Records was being sold...

What for a story is that ?

...So Brad thought that he would consult with Mr. Charles Carter and find out what he thought he should do. Mr. Carter suggested that Brad should start a label which was named Lundy Records. Brad wrote, partly arranged, produced and performed the single "I’m At The Breaking Point" with the flip side "Lonely Boy"...

Seriously doubting that the 1965 Deena Johnson on Wild Deuce credits are a fraud and the date of it's actual release a "glitch".

...It became a two sided hit record which played for two years in the Bahamas and eventually it was released in the United States, the Caribbean and Europe. It became a world-wide record. Still today it is perhaps one of the biggest selling records. This is just a sample of what Brad would have done, has there have been numerous other releases.

Minor local hit with USA and Caribbean independent releases, that's all.

Edited September 17, 2019 by Tlscapital

[Blackpoolsoul]

1 hour ago, Tlscapital said:

Interesting but none of this is right though;

He had finished the songs “I’m At The Breaking Point” and “Lonely Boy” for RCA Records. It was during this time, that Brad’s manager found out that RCA Records was being sold...

What for a story is that ?

...So Brad thought that he would consult with Mr. Charles Carter and find out what he thought he should do. Mr. Carter suggested that Brad should start a label which was named Lundy Records. Brad wrote, partly arranged, produced and performed the single "I’m At The Breaking Point" with the flip side "Lonely Boy"...

Seriously doubting that the 1965 Deena Johnson on Wild Deuce credits are a fraud and the date of it's actual release a "glitch".

...It became a two sided hit record which played for two years in the Bahamas and eventually it was released in the United States, the Caribbean and Europe. It became a world-wide record. Still today it is perhaps one of the biggest selling records. This is just a sample of what Brad would have done, has there have been numerous other releases.

Minor local hit with USA and Caribbean independent releases, that's all.

How very interesting

Another thread on it here

 

Edited September 17, 2019 by Blackpoolsoul

[The Yank]

Not sure about the Brad Lundy 45, but Deena was from

April, 1965 -

 

[Blackpoolsoul]

2 hours ago, The Yank said:

Not sure about the Brad Lundy 45, but Deena was from

April, 1965 -

 

Correct and "problem solved" Brad was being naughty (or someone was)

Julmar Recording Inc (John Bennings) started in October 1968 (subsidiary was Fun City)