G F Posted February 27 Posted February 27 I think these two titles are in fact the same recording. Has anyone got both to compare?
Solution Modernsoulsucks Posted February 28 Solution Posted February 28 (edited) I've got the Correc-Tone and had the Sonbert. I'm 99.99 % sure same track. Edited February 29 by Modernsoulsucks
Robbk Posted February 28 Posted February 28 I have both the SonBert and Correc-Tone issues, and I've always thought they were exactly the same takes, mixes, and cuts (e.g. version). Just a slightly-different title shown on the records. 1
G F Posted February 29 Author Posted February 29 9 hours ago, Modernsoulsucks said: I've got the Correc-Tone and had the Sonbert. I'mm 99.99 % sure same track. Many thanks! I think the Correc-tone release came first.
G F Posted February 29 Author Posted February 29 3 hours ago, Robbk said: I have both the SonBert and Correc-Tone issues, and I've always thought they were exactly the same takes, mixes, and cuts (e.g. version). Just a slightly-different title shown on the records. Cheers, Robb - I'm now editing an interview with Ronald Davis, who wrote the song. It should be on YouTube soon. 1
Robbk Posted February 29 Posted February 29 14 hours ago, G F said: Many thanks! I think the Correc-tone release came first. 14 hours ago, G F said: Many thanks! I think the Correc-tone release came first. I'm almost sure it did, because " Correc-Tone/SonBert's record issue numbers were (after #503 (1962)) were taken from their RCA recording numbers, which were based on a chronological numbering system. 5800 series (1965), was quite a bit later than the 3100 series (1963-64). And "Just Like You Did Me" sounds intrumentally, and in recording technology, like 1965, while "So Much In Love"/"I'm In Love" sounds a lot more like early 1964.
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