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But not as scare as the recent prices suggest? You only need half a dozen of the right Djs for something to get hammered.
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Made one fcuk up with Tammi Terrell
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60 unreleased at the time of recording tracks to celebrate Motown records 60th birthday. 1. Barbara McNair – Baby A Go-Go 2. Kim Weston – After The Rain 3. The Originals – Suspicion 4. The Temptations – Forever In My Heart aka Come On Back To Me Baby 5. Kim Weston – Absent Minded Lover 6. Martha Reeves & The Vandellas – Spellbound 7. The Velvelettes – Stop Beating About The Bush 8. Holland Dozier Holland – On The Avenue 9. Kim Weston – Any Girl In Love 10. The Marvelettes – The Boy From Crosstown 11. The Marvelettes – Sugar’s Never Been As Sweet 12. Marvin Gaye – Lonely Lover 13. Marvin Gaye – This Love Starved Heart (Is Killing Me) 14. The Velvelettes – Let Love Live (A Little Bit Longer) 15. The Monitors – Words 16. Brenda Holloway – Think It Over (Before You Break My Heart) aka Reconsider 17. Kim Weston – You Hit Me (Right Where You Hurt Me) 18. The Temptations – I’ll Be Satisfied 19. Gladys Knight & The Pips – It’s Too Late For You And Me 20. Brenda Holloway – Lonely Boy 21. The Temptations – A Tear From A Woman’s Eyes 22. The Marvelettes – Finders Keepers, Losers Weepers 23. The Velvelettes – Love Is Good 24. The Serenaders – Say Say Baby 25. Freddie Gorman – I’m Gonna Make It To The Top 26. Tommy Good – I’ve Gotta Get Away 27. Tammi Terrell – Tears At The End Of A Love Affair 28. Martha Reeves & The Vandellas – This Is The Love (I’ve Been Waiting For) 29. Frank Wilson – Tell Me 30. Barbara McNair – Lone Lonely Town 31. The Temptations – Angel Doll 32. Johnny Bristol – Tell me How To Forget A True Love 33. JJ Barnes – Everybody Needs Somebody (I Need You) 34. JJ Barnes – (Tell Me) Ain’t It The Truth) 35. Carolyn Crawford – Keep Stepping, Never Look Back 36. Kim Weston – Fancy Meeting You here 37. The Lewis Sisters – Many Good Times 38. Marv Johnson – Just Look Through Your Window At The World 39. Rita Wright – Give Back The Good Things 40. Hattie Littles – Love Trouble Heartache And Misery 41. Oma Heard – Momma Tried To Warn Me 42. Brenda Holloway – My Baby Moves Me 43. Saundra Edwards (Band Track) – True Fine Boy 44. Patrice Holloway – A Touch Of Venus 45. Bobby Taylor & The Vancouvers – I Can Feel The Pain 46. Dennis Edwards – Can’t Do Without Your Love 47. The Spinners – Gonna Keep On Trying Till I Win Your Love 48. The Contours – Jealousy (Is Creeping Up On Me) 49. Barbara Randolph – My Love Is Your Love (Forever) 50. The Spinners – What More Could A Boy Ask For 51. The Four Tops – It’s Only A World Without Your Love 52. The Elgins – That’s The Night The Love Died 53. Stevie Wonder – I Gave Up Quality For Quantity 54. Robert Dobyne – All I Need Is A Chance 55. Marvin Gaye – When I Feel The Need 56. Brenda Holloway – Crying Game 57. The Four Tops – So Far 58. Marvin Gaye – My Love For You 59. The Velvelettes – Selfish Lover 60. The Four Tops – Just A Little Love (Before My Life Is Gone)
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There must be around 300 copies of that. It is as you say though, spend time around the records, lists, boxes, whatever you can and it will sink in. But that is the trouble today, they all do it from their armchair and they don't see what is about. They pay 100s, 1000s sometimes for records we used to see in every (other) box. Knowledge is king and you can't stop learning in this game.
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Press Release: The New Creation “The Fish Song/Elijah Knows” SJ541 Release Date: Monday 28thJanuary 2019 The New Creation were a five piece ensemble made up of family members Robert James Randle (Aka Rasheed Shakoor Sr) his son Keith Randle (aka Rasheed Shakoor Jr) their nephew/cousin Mel Houston. Mel’s stepfather William Cooper (aka Wali Ali) and a fifth unrelated member only remembered as Wayne E-2X. The creator of The New Creation was William Cooper a guitarist who had previously worked with Norman Whitfield at Motown and had toured with The Undisputed Truth and The Jackson Five. He had also been employed by HB Barnum as part of Areatha Franklin’s touring band an association that would be relevant in The New Creation’s story. The concept of The New Creation began sometime during 1973 when Robert James Randle penned the song “The Fish Song” ( credited as Robert 51-X) and William Cooper penned the song “Elijah Knows” amongst other material that never really got past the demo stage. Adding teenage cousins Mel Houston (Bass Guitar) and Keith Randle (Conga drums) and Wayne E-2X , The New Creation began performing through their affiliation to the African America political and religious movement , The Nation Of Islam with no lesser a person than Muhammad Ali, as a support act to his Celebrity Boxing Promotion Tours. They also toured as a support act to one of Philadelphia’s most well known soul groups, The Delfonic’s. During the summer of 1974, under the tutelage of HB Barnum, The New Creation entered the Devonshire Recording Studio’s in North Hollywood to lay down the basic tracks of the above two songs with HB later adding the horn arrangements. The group pressed 2000 copies (plus a later 500) on their own Salaam label. They initially began to seek out radio airplay, unfortunately this wasn’t to be too forthcoming as the majority of radio stations considered “The Fish Song” to have been recorded as a commercial song , (which the group had no intention of) and demanded extortionate fees to promote. Therefore The New Creation were left with no choice but to promote their own product which they did by mail order and appearances throughout Los Angeles, Chicago, Denver (Colorado), Cleveland and New York selling their 45, for $5 each complete with a homemade promotional brochure. With the groups growing popularity came the need for more rehearsals which sometimes lasted till three in the morning the teenage members of the group parents feared this would compound upon their High School work and so pulled them out of the group. They were replaced briefly by older members before the group broke up for good. The New Creation’s “The Fish Song/Elijah Knows” is now a highly regarded and sort after 45 with sweet and harmony soul collector’s in Europe and it’s native USA. For further information please contact Soul Junction at: Tel: +44 (0) 121 602 8115 or E-mail: sales@souljunctionrecords.co.uk http://www.souljunctionrecords.co.uk/SJ541.html
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For sure, as I said he was working for Motown back then. It wasn't him if memory serves that played titbit either Andy Lee or John Poole???? But I am certain it was before the CD set.
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I always thought the 1932 mix is the tougher one. Always seemed to be the harder one to get.
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Pretty sure Chris was playing this before the box set, sure I heard it at the Hollingwood Hotel where I was a resident. Chris had access to the vaults then doing those CDs with the unissued stuff on??
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First played by Chris King, not covered up to my knowledge. You could tell who it was straight away.
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I got one half hour or so ago, hopefully.
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Its updated when the invoice for your fees is paid so we will see
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according to discogs it has NEVER sold
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If it did sell then my copy can go on there
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No sales history so presume he removed it, one for sale £156
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No that was a couple or three years later, 1970 when they evolved into Parliament and Funkadelic
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Which other group name?
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Yes
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They can have mine for 200, bargain
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Plus those who ignore the download . I would have the Lp if it was all their stuff over any 45, hopefully an Lp later this year.
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There is a later one on darker green if memory serves
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Miracles - If your mother....Label variant ?
Chalky replied to Billy Jo Jim Bob's topic in Look At Your Box
The A certainly looks like the A of ARP but on the ipad it looks like a B that follows. -
Miracles - If your mother....Label variant ?
Chalky replied to Billy Jo Jim Bob's topic in Look At Your Box
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The scene doesn’t revolve around djs and I know it seems there are more djs than collectors etc but there isn’t. More interested in this record than the northern scene as well.