soulmaster Posted February 12, 2009 Posted February 12, 2009 CAN SOMEONE HELP I'VE GOT A 12" COPY ON HAM SEM RECORDS BUT THE DATE ON THE LABEL IS 1990 SO IS IT A 2ND PRESS? WHATS IT WORTH CHEERS SAM.
John Reed Posted February 12, 2009 Posted February 12, 2009 soulmaster said: CAN SOMEONE HELP I'VE GOT A 12" COPY ON HAM SEM RECORDS BUT THE DATE ON THE LABEL IS 1990 SO IS IT A 2ND PRESS? WHATS IT WORTH CHEERS SAM. Its the reissue and I think is about the same price and an import 12"? Came out in 1976, originally on the small CSC logo then on Hamito-Semitica
Guest Brett F Posted February 15, 2009 Posted February 15, 2009 THIS GROUP IS OUT OF "HAWTHORNE CALIFORNIA" ALSO KNOWN EARLIER AS "THE FOUR BUDDIES FEATURED W/GODFATHER STRIVERS S.B." ON THE SAME LABEL. Like John said originally on C.S.C. , i have the original test pressing (scan attached) never seen the 12" any chance of a scan. Brett
Cunnie Posted February 15, 2009 Posted February 15, 2009 Brett F said: THIS GROUP IS OUT OF "HAWTHORNE CALIFORNIA" ALSO KNOWN EARLIER AS "THE FOUR BUDDIES FEATURED W/GODFATHER STRIVERS S.B." ON THE SAME LABEL. Like John said originally on C.S.C. , i have the original test pressing (scan attached) never seen the 12" any chance of a scan. Brett Oh yes you have Brett. You've seen mine & also my 7" as well (ooerr missus!) While on here can someone confirm if the CSC copy was before the Hamito - Semitica copy as they both have the same matrix number along with the 12" copy (off the top of my head think it's 104). Will post a pic of said 12" copy later. Nice test press Brett
Guest Brett F Posted February 15, 2009 Posted February 15, 2009 Cunnie said: Oh yes you have Brett. You've seen mine & also my 7" as well (ooerr missus!) While on here can someone confirm if the CSC copy was before the Hamito - Semitica copy as they both have the same matrix number along with the 12" copy (off the top of my head think it's 104). Will post a pic of said 12" copy later. Nice test press Brett Have i ?, yeah CSC definately first Martino, guess we see and hear that many records we (i) forget
boba Posted February 15, 2009 Posted February 15, 2009 Brett F said: THIS GROUP IS OUT OF "HAWTHORNE CALIFORNIA" ALSO KNOWN EARLIER AS "THE FOUR BUDDIES FEATURED W/GODFATHER STRIVERS S.B." ON THE SAME LABEL. Like John said originally on C.S.C. , i have the original test pressing (scan attached) never seen the 12" any chance of a scan. Brett are you sure they are the same group as the four buddies and you're not getting that from someone's confused ebay auction? I know someone who knew one of the four buddies and said they were from kentucky but recorded in LA.
Arthur Fenn Posted February 15, 2009 Posted February 15, 2009 boba said: are you sure they are the same group as the four buddies and you're not getting that from someone's confused ebay auction? I know someone who knew one of the four buddies and said they were from kentucky but recorded in LA. Just out of interest this was a Richard spin at Snaith cica 1980 ( on csc ) covered up as the natural four, for some reason he didn,t play it much, i allways liked it, best, Arthur.
Guest Brett F Posted February 15, 2009 Posted February 15, 2009 boba said: are you sure they are the same group as the four buddies and you're not getting that from someone's confused ebay auction? I know someone who knew one of the four buddies and said they were from kentucky but recorded in LA. Only know what i was told Bob, not going to second guess you, so i imagine you're right you live in the States and i live in the foul and ugly bad lands of South Yorkshire England............ where we know very little Brett
Trev Thomas Posted February 16, 2009 Posted February 16, 2009 Arthur Fenn said: Just out of interest this was a Richard spin at Snaith cica 1980 ( on csc ) covered up as the natural four, for some reason he didn,t play it much, i allways liked it, best, Arthur. hi arthur..first time i heard it was when you played it at the carlton club in the early 90's, i remember buying about half a dozen copies off you for the princely sum of 2 quid each, wish i still had one, hope you & maria are keeping well....trev
Arthur Fenn Posted February 16, 2009 Posted February 16, 2009 soulman1964 said: hi arthur..first time i heard it was when you played it at the carlton club in the early 90's, i remember buying about half a dozen copies off you for the princely sum of 2 quid each, wish i still had one, hope you & maria are keeping well....trev Hi Trev, good thanks, yep! same ole same ole, had a 100 count box of the Ham release and even that one is tricky to find now, sounds good played out today tho
Robin S Posted February 16, 2009 Posted February 16, 2009 Arthur Fenn said: Just out of interest this was a Richard spin at Snaith cica 1980 ( on csc ) covered up as the natural four, for some reason he didn,t play it much, i allways liked it, best, Arthur. Halcyon days Arthur . I remember Sam playing it as "The Carstairs" - probably 1981. Hope you are well - like your avatar!
oldsteve woomble Posted February 16, 2009 Posted February 16, 2009 Was there an earlier 12 than the 1990 release? I always thought that was the first 12 issue?..........
Glynthornhill Posted February 17, 2009 Posted February 17, 2009 Some other interesting 12 " tunes on Ham Sem namely : Tony Love ' My Feelings Will Never Change ' and Charles Scott ' Secret Love ' both 1981 releases. Also, the album from 1980 by Motivation ' Steppin Into Now' which has a nice two stepper tune on.
Paul McKay Posted February 18, 2009 Posted February 18, 2009 The Four Buddies probably comes from the fact that the Hamito Semitica label mentions "Four Buddies"
soulmaster Posted March 3, 2009 Author Posted March 3, 2009 steve woomble said: Was there an earlier 12 than the 1990 release? I always thought that was the first 12 issue?.......... theres one on ebay 220355678284 says its 1976 but i aint asked the seller, oh and its £150 buy it now
Sean Hampsey Posted March 3, 2009 Posted March 3, 2009 sitc01 said: Scan That reminds me, I was once in a warehouse and a pile of 100 or more of these was stood in a 1/2" puddle wedging an internal door open. I meant to pick a couple up, on the way out, but forgot. Sean
Guest NEV Posted March 3, 2009 Posted March 3, 2009 (edited) mike said: how different is the 12''mix ? I had a ham sem 7" and !2" for sale last yr and as far as i was aware they both sounded the same?? Was always led to believe this was one of those legit 2nd release by the band jobs?? Always reminds me of LEGENDS -FEAR NOT at start of record Also seem to recall seeing the 12" on gemm not long since for a tidy sum of money. A few 7's have turned up recently but have to admit i saw more of the 1st label popping up a few yrs ago. Edited March 3, 2009 by NORTHERN NEV
Ady Pountain Posted March 3, 2009 Posted March 3, 2009 The HSR 12" and the CSC 7" tracks are identical, both 2:22 mins long. Now why do I have both?
Guest NEV Posted March 3, 2009 Posted March 3, 2009 ADY POUNTAIN said: The HSR 12" and the CSC 7" tracks are identical, both 2:22 mins long. Now why do I have both? Too much money???
oldsteve woomble Posted March 3, 2009 Posted March 3, 2009 (edited) steve woomble said: Was there an earlier 12 than the 1990 release? I always thought that was the first 12 issue?.......... So, back to my original question above..... Anyone? My 12 has got the 1976 date on, and 1990 too. So I always thought it was, like, an afterthought kind of affair........ Was there simply a "straight outta '76" 12?............. Edited March 3, 2009 by steve woomble
Blackpoolsoul Posted January 13, 2020 Posted January 13, 2020 On 18/02/2009 at 13:23, Paul McKay said: The Four Buddies probably comes from the fact that the Hamito Semitica label mentions "Four Buddies" Expand According to You tube video one of the group was James Bryant, perhaps we can find out more
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