Mal C

Yeah one of those threads has my old copy of 'crazy' the track I remember from the 9ts, was lovin in time I think, first heard it at Micky and Jodie's house on brum, think Jodie is still on here maybe she can come back with some info, better track than crazy, and allot rarer.... M

Hi all, nice original acetates below, happy to supply MP3's of you want to hear anything, all reduced to clear now. A/ Joe King - Speak On Up / Whats wrong — Original Promo Acetate - £200 Reduced to £160 reduced to £140 This is an original promotional acetate sourced form the Prix label owner Clem Price, and is both the released sides from the Prix label 45. The label address is Harmonic Sound Production 1482 Felix Drive which is a different address to what appears on the released Prix 45. Harmonic Sound Productions was the in house production company, the song was produced by the label owner and written by the artist who was a staff musician. So it is a publishing promo as the address being different to the label address. I'm reliably told the guy this came from had all the tapes and master record plates for the Prix catalog. This is a typical 7"acetate with a metal base and shellack coating. Clean typed labels and the record plays great with only a couple light visible scuffs, scans below... ---------- B/ Nice selection of Original ten 10" Inch Frankford Wayne Reference dub acetates. These are all from 79/80, there are seven double sided acetates and three single sided acetates listed below. All are in spectacular condition, there is very little wear on the discs, a minute blemish here or there, but overall these are beautiful examples. I recorded them all last night, and the sound quality is second to none, I was really impressed with them, and I will supply all my sound files and the below scans to the buyer. They all come in their original manilla sleeves, complete with studio notes, and some have 'ENG's COPY' written on then. I'd assume they came from someone working at the Studio, or at the label? but I got them from an elderly Philly based collector. Musically, these represent the label at its best at the time, a mix of nice soulful dancers, one or two ballads, and some disco work outs thrown in, the Jones Girls side is really nice , as are the Billy Paul and Lou Rawl sides, Dexter Wansel is a real standout also. I wish to sell these together, so all ten acetates as a Job lot for £200, Reduced to £120 all in, you pay post. Here are the sides: Archie Bell & The Drells - How Can I Archie Bell & The Drells - Show Me How to Dance Billy Paul - I Think I'll Stay at Home Today (Pt1) Billy Paul - I Think I'll Stay at Home Today (Pt2) Billy Paul - Love Buddies Billy Paul - Jesus Boy Dexter Wansel - New Beginning Frantique - Disco Dancer Frantique - Night People Like These The Futures - In Answer to your Question The Futures - Lets Dance Together The Jones Girls - I'm at your Mercy Lou Rawls - Heartaches Lou Rawls - Your My Blessing McFadden & Whitehead - I Know What I'm Gonna Do McFadden & Whitehead - Why oh Why The O'Jays - Get on Out and Party Below links my original thread, and individual scans if you want to see them up close.. ---- Kind Regards, Malcolm

BOBBY HUTTON - LOVING YOU, NEEDING YOU - ABC Take this one Barry.... Mal

remember there being another 45 by Jon tee on Jay Tone, but this title does not ring a bell, whats the flip?

right... got me Deer stalker on, where now? M

these two copies are still her folks, come on believe what your ears are telling you, its a great track for ten quid, Ive heard a very lot worse on here for over £200.. malcolm

might have grabbed the scan, I'll take a look... bare with me M

interested in Rick Baker-Thats Called Love US Marquette Ex Cond my swaps are below yours in this section... Malcolm

Syreeta - What love has joined together / Tamla Motown (1972) fabulous 45, Ive only just got to know..looks to be UK only, but happy to be proven wrong, got 3 keeping 1, selling two... call it £10 per go £1.50 post.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46j5e0ifywQ&feature=player_embedded good init... M

she's got a really nice voice, I like that, good track... I'm a boring armchair listener so this ticks all the boxes, ie its very soulful!!! laughs actually just looked, it says produced by Stevie wonder on the UK release... m

so she was a British singer? this has been in my i-tunes for years and i just came across it, quite blown away really... cant believe i didn't know it was in there... here's the track for those of you like me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46j5e0ifywQ good init.. m

Syreeta - What love has joined together, love this 45, only seen UK tamla releases, did it come out in the USA? Malcolm

are all these unissued things Rob, bar syl of course? malcolm

there has been a really nice Aussie copy for sale every few months on the evil bay, guy was asking silly money so I've left it, but never seen another.. Malcolm

I've got one, wasn't looking to sell but you never know... Pm me with an offer Dave.. Mal

I love 'Something has hit me' 'in my lonely room' and 'Since I lost my baby', with 'Twenty forth hour', 'Never ever' and 'Shadows and Reflections' a close second... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLFcGXqQ6KQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3vAFPXPBLw On the Twentieth Century Focus they sing 'You baby' but I think they just did that one love, vever seen it on 45/12.. Fabulous group M

Has to be celebrated, part of growing up in the 8ts with that Edsel Lp, we salute you Reg!!! The King of British Rhythm & Soul: Reg King 5th Feb 1945 - 8th Oct 2010 Twentieth Century Focus: The Action https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5lUQrUM-Hk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMh5MX0Xzdc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dgqn8vvdT0c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThMy7gqgpnc&list=PL74A30E573F9C0527 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUuaVWIPG6g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQ9QZ9hHwuY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSQ8geaJAQU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvzRDlUptIA Regards Malcolm

Don't you have to sign, or agree certain terms after a certain amount goes through your Pay pal account? kinda remember doing something like that, so this is there to make you declare whether your a dealer say, using the account for business purposes, or doing it privately as it were. I'd think they might not, or cannot give that info out, but if customs or any tax departments come knocking, they would give that information up freely I'd assume. thats it, its there for money laundering, but obviously applies to this?? M

believe Musette was a label financed by Doctors, as was Revere and most of Jesse Davis's work.... dr Michael Dean was it.. Here's another angle, I worked and represented a picture agency in Germany some years ago, basically we co produced photo productions, we did glamor type shoots for FHM and so on, through a Hollywood fixer, financed by Roba Press in Germany for world wide syndication, the law in Germany being you could plough so much into the arts tax free, so it was a no brianer really, and quite profitable for a year or so. One of the silent partners in Roba press also owned some long standing German record labels, so it was a tried and tested formula from that industry, I wouldn't call it a dodge as such, both came under the banner of the arts, so totally legit in that sense, I dont know what the laws in the states was in the sixties or now, but it seems to be something you an do in allot of countries.. Malcolm

some nice sounds in there, surly somebody would be interested in swapping some quality cheapies? Come on folks, beats spending money... Malcolm.

Think he's gonna need something stronger than a map to tell him he's off track with his trading... wait there, you just happened to the relevant Ordnance survey map about the house Pete, does it give the location of your Garage...

wow.. did he release anything else solo, Ive certainly never heard any more JT Carter 45's...

never heard of it Simon, anyway we can hear it? Mal

Just listening to 'Closer to your Heart" this morning, love this track, love his voice, but who was J.T. Carter? credits read Jay Carter, so I guess thats him, and the 'T' is a second name... other than that I know nothing about him. Mal.

Hi all, nice original acetate and selection of 45's I had for sale, happy to swap for stuff also, interested in Modern, crossover, any good impressions, bobby bland 45's I dont already have, dunno what you got? Joe King - Speak On Up / Whats wrong — Original Promo Acetate £200 This is an original promotional acetate sourced form the Prix label owner Clem Price, and is both the released sides from the Prix label 45. The label address is Harmonic Sound Production 1482 Felix Drive which is a different address to what appears on the released Prix 45. Harmonic Sound Productions was the in house production company, the song was produced by the label owner and written by the artist who was a staff musician. So it is a publishing promo as the address being different to the label address. I'm reliably told the guy this came from had all the tapes and master record plates for the Prix catalog. This is a typical 7"acetate with a metal base and shellack coating. Clean typed labels and the record plays great with only a couple light visible scuffs, scans below... ---------- Three Jades - Show me the way / Maurci VG++ £45 (Very collectable tune on a collectable Chicago Label) Impressions - Minstrel & Queen / ABC Paramount Ex £25 dont see this one much, classic Impressions, nice issue.. The Webs - Keep Your Love strong / Lets Party / Atlantic WD M- £20 (really nice 45 this, same group as on Popside and all that, this maybe earlier I think) Tommy Hunt - Words can never tall it / Dynamo Issue M- £20 (Lovely mid tempo, really nice shiny copy) Accents - New Girl / MPac VG++ £15 (Classic, but then you know that) Tommy Hunt - I'll make you happy / capitol m- £25 (All time beat ballad) The Hearts - Don't let me Down / Zells M- £25 (Nice track, great intro...which turns into a solid dare I say 'Funkier' dancer, you tube it, its a great track. Jackie Montre El - Doomed by Jealousy / ABC Issue M- £15 (Classic deep soul 45) The M-M's and the Peanuts - Lil Valley / Money VG++ £25 (rare one on the label, nice green issue in thick vinyl) Tyrone Ashley - I Want my baby back / Phil La of soul VG+ Dirty Label but plays fine...£15 Jay Wiggins - Sad Girl / IPG M- £15 really (nice copy, classic slowie) Denise la Salle - I'm Over you / Westbound (Demo Sticker) M- £10 (really nice slowie from ms La Salle) Admirations - Wait Till I get to know you / One Derful m- £15 Otis Clay - Showplace One Derful m- £10 Willie Parker - Dont hurt the one you Love / M-Pac m- £15 Sharpees - Tired of being Lonely / One Derful m- £15 Tony Boarders - Cant stand to see you cry / Hall WD M- £15 (Quality deep soul 45, in the bobby bland mold) Eddie Bo - what You Gonna do / Fallin in Love again / Seven B M- Xol £25 stunnin double sider, one of his best on that label. Lily Fields & Hoagy lands - Sweet soul (Brother) / Spectrum M- £20 (real quality sweet soul 45) The De Vons - Someone to treat Me (The way you Use to) King Yellow demo - same both sides VG+ Plays fine £30 Marva Whitney - If You Love me / Your love was good for me / King VG++ (first owner sticker on label) £15 Classic by her, really beautiful song, and her vocal is second to none, as always.. Johnnie & Joe - Let your Mind do the walking / J&S £20 M- (I love this track, really melodic, really nice track) The Savonics - I Had a Girl / MTA VG+ Plays fine but dirty Label £15 Birdlegs and his Versatility Birds / Cuca M- in company sleeve, deep classic on its local label b4 VJ £15 The Vanguards - somebody please / I cant Use you Girl / Whiz VG+ £12 Ray Wilson - How can I Reach you / Local VG++ (Opening will blow you away, his vocal is so rich, beautiful...class deep roller of a tune!!!) £20 Jesse James - Believe in me / 20th Century VG++ Chicago classic and underrated IMO £6 Grapevine 45's Al Williams - Try Them / Unissued Detroit M- £9 George Hobson - Let it be real / M- £9