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  1. Sebastian
    My Soul Stirrers 45 mentioned above is now listed on ebay in case anyone is interested in owning it.
  2. Sebastian
    NICE! An even later one! That's now TWO undocumented Checker label 45s that have come to light in the past 24 hours.
  3. Sebastian
    Haven't bought the book yet, but Steve has replied to me elsewhere that this one is "new to him".
  4. Sebastian
    Was going through some records here to prepare for auction, and I think I’ve come across a previously undocumented 45 on Checker. It’s obviously gospel but might be of interest anyway on here. Appears to be the last ever release on the label. I can only find info on ACK-1264 existing. This is ACK-1265. Soul Stirrers - Christ Is All / Must Jesus Bear The Cross Alone - CHECKER, ACK-1265 Anyone else out there with a copy?
  5. Sebastian
    Here are the label images from Discogs for reference.
  6. Sebastian
    And further on that Arctic connection, here he's doing Temptones "Girl I Love You" together with Fitz & The Tantrums:
  7. Sebastian
    No need for matrix info etc to confirm that the record that's being sold on the ebay link is 100% the styrene bootleg housed in a GSF sleeve. The styrene bootleg label has got distinct differences compared to the original vinyl and bootleg vinyl.
  8. Sebastian
    Here's another copy that sold in May 2015: https://www.rootsvinylguide.com/ebay_items/the-victones-my-baby-changes-front-page-1001-red-lbl-tempts-sound So it was mastered and plated at Bell Sound. Whichever pressing plant it was that pressed the red/white labelled release didn't add anything to the run-out grooves. But when ARP pressed the red/black release, they used copies of the Bell Sound plated stamper and added their "ARP" stamp to the run-out grooves.
  9. Sebastian
    It is from 1970 or very early 1971. Was reviewed in Billboard Magazine in the January 9, 1971 issue. The red/black variant is seemingly a whole lot rarer, but I can find two copies that have gone through ebay, is one of those yours?: https://gripsweat.com/item/122134258864/northern-soul-the-victones-my-baby-changes-front-page-m-rare-red-1st-press https://gripsweat.com/item/402760659091/victones-my-baby-changes-northern-soulsweet-soul-45-front-page-hear
  10. Sebastian
    Most likely just a case of a different pressing plants done at the time of initial release. Slightly different typesetting on the red/black vs. white/red labels.
  11. Sebastian
    Sorry, don't know what the song in the first 30 seconds is.
  12. Sebastian
    It's Al Johnson "Sittin' Around" on BURT. Storming flipside as well!
  13. Sebastian
    The filename of the soundclip on the rarenorthernsoul site is "ericandt.mp3", don't know if there's a clue in there. https://www.rarenorthernsoul.com/just-like-the-weather-60475 ericandt.mp3
  14. Sebastian
    12266 is the mastering number and can be found in the run-out grooves on the so called "470" release as well.
  15. Sebastian
    Don't know if it adds anything, but in the 25 Feb 1967 issue of Record World it is mentioned that Pete Garris (of Garrison Records and Wand/Scepter) has "made a deal [...] for the Chicago smash, ''Please Stay''".
  16. Sebastian
    That's a great ballad! Thanks for sharing. Totally different tune than Wade Flemons.
  17. Sebastian
    I've added an image to the Discogs entry now: https://www.discogs.com/release/25129108-El-Anthony-Crying-Without-Reason-Will-You-Wait
  18. Sebastian
    Seems to be a combination of two of the sides from his Star-Vue releases.
  19. Sebastian
    There was a thread on Facebook in the Rare Soul Talk group about this last year, assumed title is "They Say" or "Run Run Run", but no one came up with any definitive answer. Must be Carl Hall singing. Longer soundclip here:
  20. Sebastian
    Totally agree. The images posted above by me are not screen captures. The full resolution images can be accessed from John's site if you just delve into the html code and extract the links.
  21. Sebastian
    Here are the four pictures for the auction in the full resolution that they were uploaded in, not much bigger, but at least 800x800px:
  22. Sebastian
    Here's a short clip of it:
  23. Sebastian
    There are differences to the labels as well just like on the two different corresponding promo releases. The one pressed at Rockaway hasn't got "Arr. by Jerry Vance" underneath the "Produced by Perception Prod." credit on the right side.
  24. Sebastian
    "Stop Girl" was copyrighted in May 1967 so it's a possibility that the 7" was released in mid/late 1967. But I have no reason to doubt Mike Markesich's research about it being a January 1968 release, he usually doesn't publish anything that he doesn't have firm sources for.
  25. Sebastian
    That's wrong. It's from January 1968.


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