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  1. Dewsburyborn
    More information about "2 New Hit And Run 45 Releases"
    Now in stock and available to ship : HR 1511 Sam & Bob and The Soulmen featuring Doris Badie Why Is Leaving You So Hard To Do / Since You've Been Gone Previously available only on the ultra-rare private press Sabo LP from 1972, this is the original and superior version of this great crossover dancer (later recut on Polydor) - c/w a great Southern deep flip. HR 1512 Frank Johnson Love Slave / Hurt All Over Cut at Widget Studios in Muscle Shoals in 1972, 2 strong midpaced dancers - recently discovered amongst archive masters and unreleased anywhere in the world. Check out the website at - for soundclips and 'buy' facility.
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    Has been confirmed that copies are landing in the uk this week, so if you got your eye on this and haven't pre-ordered yet, now could be a good time. Release notes, listing and clips from the Soulscape page at below website http://www.garryjc... Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full
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    Oh dear boys and girls - I've just come on to this and do feel like I'm missing out on all the fun. Problem for today is that I've got better things to do with my Sunday - but I promise to be back and join in. One thing I'm unsure of Bitch - have you a particular grievance with me ? my label ? this particular record ? other big ticket items being released in general ? it's unclear ( to me, at any rate, from your postings) Have fun whilst I'm away. Garry
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    Hi Steve Yep, confirmed received your order OK - thanks. Seems like a lot of folks are unaware of Hit and Run - and Soulscape the CD label too. Stay tuned, cos there's some interesting stuff coming up through the year - and a pretty nifty back catalogue too. Regards Garry
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    Marjorie Ingram HR 45 also in the same shipment, hopefully here by the end of next week.
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    Just had news that Tommy & The Derby's is ready to ship from Detroit, so hopefully here by the end of next week. Thanks to those who pre-ordered, I'll get them out to you as soon as possible. New orders now being accepted. Thanks
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    Has been confirmed that copies are landing in the uk this week, so if you got your eye on this and haven't pre-ordered yet, now could be a good time. Release notes, listing and clips from the Soulscape page at below website https://www.garryjcape.com/sscd7026.htm This album comprises all known works by underground soul favourite Barbara Stant who cut a string of obscure singles in the 1970s for the Shiptown label which operated from a record store on Church Street in Norfolk, Virginia. Label owner Noah Biggs worked with Charles Hunter and local star Lenis Guess to create some distinctive tracks which eventually earned belated international acclaim. 01 A clipped (1000 chrs) forum highlight post of an news/article item Original article was posted in the Soul Source Article/News feature - Click the below link for article in full all comments below are automatically added to the article View the full article (inc images/video/photos etc)
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    More information about "New Soulscape Cd - Barbara Stant - Release due this week"
    Has been confirmed that copies are landing in the uk this week, so if you got your eye on this and haven't pre-ordered yet, now could be a good time. Release notes, listing and clips from the Soulscape page at below website http://www.garryjcape.com/sscd7026.htm This album comprises all known works by underground soul favourite Barbara Stant who cut a string of obscure singles in the 1970s for the Shiptown label which operated from a record store on Church Street in Norfolk, Virginia. Label owner Noah Biggs worked with Charles Hunter and local star Lenis Guess to create some distinctive tracks which eventually earned belated international acclaim. 01 Baby I Love You PLAY 02 I'm Going To Outfit You Baby PLAY 03 That Man Of Mine 04 Shadow In Your Footsteps PLAY 05 Shadow In Your Footsteps (version) PLAY 06 Hung On 07 Unsatisfied Woman PLAY 08 You Know I Love You 09 (I Found Me A) Real Man 10 (You've Got To) Try It Again PLAY 11 He's Still Your Man PLAY 12 My Mind Holds On To YesterdayPLAY 13 He's Still Your Man (version) 14 My Mind Holds On To Yesterday (version) 15 Superman 16 Superman (version) (flyer from 2010) above site update as of today original forum post: Hello folks Just to let you know that the forthcoming Barbara Stant CD - SSCD 7026 - 'That Man Of Mine' is now at manufacturing for a projected delivery date in 2 weeks. Containing all her known 70s Shiptown recordings - including several nifty dancers and nice deepsoul pieces too. Details and pre-orders now available at www.garryjcape.com. Thanks
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    Both versions of this song, and the different versions of the same flip, are on the forthcoming Soulscape Barbara Stant CD - which is presently at manufacturing and should be available around February 1st - details will appear on www.garryjcape.com
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    You're right - I'd forgotten that Jimmy Ruffin had 2 releases - now I feel like those old geezers in the States who can't remember what happened back in the day ................
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    The red series was originally conceived as a sister 7 inch label - then John decided that 12 was his preferred format - and as the vinyl was his main thing, and the CDs were my main thing, that's the way it came out. I really liked then, and still do now, the Queen Isabella.
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    Yes, thanks to Steve for the article - and to all those who supported Grapevine 2000 at the time. It's also honest to hear that some collectors are prepared to admit that they didn't really pay the releases proper attention at the time - we really did try to release the 'less than obvious' stuff, provided it had real quality - which most of them did, and still do. As Paul has alluded to, Soul Junction was started as a subsidiary label because there was just so much stuff coming in that we thought merited release and because many people were telling us that the reason they weren't buying them was because they were UK releases whereas they wanted US-style releases. Grapevine 2000 was always going to remain a UK-style label - so we chose to get Soul Junction 45s pressed in the US with the larger hole. There were 4 releases on Soul Junction and all sold better than most of the Grapevine releases. A couple of years after Grapevine ceased, John resurrected Soul Junction with Dave - and I resurrected my own previous label Hit and Run. Both labels continue to release quality 45s - and as with Grapevine - they may not all be the obvious titles which are released elsewhere, but I think they are all pretty good and as all are limited runs you can bet that people will be looking for them in years to come. Thanks for your support - then and now. Garry
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    My editing was done to make the point Nev - the sentiments were not aimed directly at you - more at the point of what the scene tolerates..... someone else made the point that it is often a case of who does the reissuing as to whether it is met favourably or not - and there's something in that too. My own 'raison d'etre' is mainly to release previously unissued material - but then that's been bitched at too as there is no built-up demand, so I take the view now that I'll release what my own taste tells me is good. Whether people decline to buy them for whatever reason is their choice.
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    I can't help but remembering that when John Anderson and I had Grapevine 2000 and we did that on some of our releases, we got slagged to fook
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    That was probably me - I got about 25 of this and 25 of the Richard C on Sho-Boat from Earl Randle in Memphis, as he had been involved in the productions I think. I think I was doing them both at about £30, and even though they all went neither record ever seemed to go up in value.
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    Has anyone noticed how similar the hook on William Bollinger is to Chuck Jackson 'I don't want to cry' ? (apart from the obvious similarity in the title) Nobody has mentioned the Ted Taylor played ....... nice record, and the Candi too............
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    Y'all didn't see her on Jools Holland a few weeks ago with a band containing David Hood and Clayton Ivey ?
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    Since my posting yesterday, I've had several emails asking if I still have any Anla's left for sale. Sorry, no - I no longer have any 45s other than the 'Hit and Run' label which I release. When I downsized in 2005 and sold my stock of 45s to Craig Moerer there were quite a few Anla titles in there, so he may have some left ? Garry
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    As Flynny says, there were lots of them around a few years ago. I knew the owners of the label, and also several of the other labels along the I-10 corridor in Louisiana. I had a couple of hundred of many of the Anla's and the Soul Unlimited's and Soul Sound's and Lanor's etc. Of course, John Anderson had been there first a good 20+ years before - but a lot of the releases came back into demand with the resurgence of the rare funk scene. Garry
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    I remember Derek Tamala Barnett - he used to cut my hair when he was upstairs in the arcade, almost next door to the orginal Jumbo Records. Also whatever happened to Stew Marvin - he used to del with Rick Vaughn as I recall.
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    Correct Sebastian ! The master sent to manufacturing sounded 1st class and I have every confidence that the TPs soon to be received will sound exactly the same before they get the OK to proceed.
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    just dubbed OFF a disc ...... but it probably sounds better than the original pressing... there seems to be this misconception amongst some that anything that isn't taken off the master tapes is inferior ? I've lost count of the number of times where I've found unreleased master tapes that have been shagged beyond use ..... and in some cases I've had to resort to dubbing vinyl even where the master tapes do exist because they're no good anymore. I recall a previous thread on Soul Source where it has been well written that no master tapes exist anymore for this and most of Bob McRee's other stuff.
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    Hello Julian Your posting gives me an opportunity to say that this will be the next release on 'Hit and Run' in January 2011. Full details will appear on the website (www.garryjcape.com) in a couple of weeks. Being a Soulscape release, it goes without saying that this is being done in accord with Bob McRee the producer and owner of the masters. Regards Garry
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    Does any have other gigs seperately over here at the same time ? - it seems like an awful lot of dosh to be bringing them all in just for 2 dates - you can be sure these folks won't be flying coach class transatlantic or staying at a motorway services Days Inn..
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    Pleased to announce that delivery of the new Soulscape CD : The Controllers - If Tomorrow Never Comes has just been confirmed as Monday next week, 8th March. Containing all their best Juana recordings - 20 tracks up to the absolute max of 80.00 minutes. Full details and soundclips at : www.garryjcape.com/sscd7022.htm Thanks


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