45cellar
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Yes, this one a second issue, I bought my copy around 1969/70 However, it was from a record shop just as it was to be deleted if memory serves. I bought their last 2 copies, could be that the design changed while still on catalogue.
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As you say "Untill i see different" I think that IF C-89 "SOULVATION" "THE MEN FROM MACON" exists, then it is hiding extremely well. (Could there be a 4th "B Side") Never, ever seen one. Therefore your copies could be first issue, possibly 70s Rita Lee Charay # 101
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Thought that it had been removed, but here it is. >>> BOBBY SKEL <<<
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I'm not sure, I have been trying to find out. Was a suggestion of "SALVATION" "MEN FROM MACON" as C-89 but unable to find the link where I saw it, THINK IT'S BEEN REMOVED.
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I think that this Issue C-89 had 2 OR 3 different "B Sides" >>> CHARAY LISTING <<< "East Of Eden" mentioned & "Fire Lighter" >>> LINK <<<
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>>> LINK <<<
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It's still a stunning collectable though mate. I Would have thought if there were a lot made, would have seen on ebay before, but I haven't.
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Just wondering out of Interest is it the Long Intro, or Short.
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That's another nice one Mate. Definitely first time I have seen one, I must have missed the U.S.A. ones.
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Hi Ken Don't think that I have seen a Multicolour Vinyl Motown anywhere in the world.
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Musicor Ain't Easy, I Would Have Thought That This Canadian Is Rarer & Then Some. Trouble Is, Not Everybody Collects Them Else I Would Have Said More Than U.S.A. Musicor Value.
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I mainly collect U.S.A. Labels, However, That's a Little Beauty Mate. Would have thought Extremely Rare, I haven't seen one before.
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Yes, Green Label - Styrene is the Original Label.
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Very Sad News Indeed R.I.P Ron Banks
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Checker / Chess - Fontella Bass - Rescue Me
45cellar replied to 45cellar's topic in Look At Your Box
There appears to be little documentaion regarding Coloured Vinyl across the labels. Wonder if it was an in house press or test piece, not seen one on Checker/Chess Quite Rare I would say. -
>>> ebay Listing <<
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Many Thanks would be good to see a scan of the Argentine Tamla for this. Quite a few Argentine Tamla releases have different A & B Side to U.S.A. release.
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Confirmed Shindig Season 1, Episode 31 - Aired: 3/10/1965 - Aretha Franklin and Ray Johnson - "Mockingbird" duet >>> LINK www.tv.com <<<
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I've got this CBS Special Recording, Just checked YouTube & according to the comments he is "Mr. Ray Johnson"
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Here's The Remarkables Deadwax for comparison.
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Just found this on >>> https://www.seabear.se/Motown01.html <<< Suggests that Motown 1079 Originally for Little Lisa but not Issued. George Alexander Inc - New York Label Seen it in a couple of Places £40 To £59 Buy It Now on (ebay) not that easy to find.
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Not sure, but will try to find out. Bought my copy from Soul Bowl.
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Not as far as I'm aware, However I have found different "B Sides" on 60017 >>> <<< AUDIO ARTS! 60017 DELTA # 73868 & DELTA # 73869 >>> ANORAKS CORNER <<< Places It At October / November 1968 I Can Only Assume That It Was The Intended B Side. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I think that the DEMO mentioned is The Remarkables Side Audio Arts! 60000 www.PopSike.com The Remarkables: I Can't Give Up (On Loving You) b/w You Wouldn't Have AnythingLabel: Audio Arts 60000
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I'm assuming so, as checking the other Instrumental from that time on the "B Side" Audio Arts Strings, the "I CAN'T GET OVER LOSING YOUR LOVE" looks to be from Original Plates Delta#60011
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Well, I have been studying the Matrix, Looks different style to other Audio Arts. Similar style on Remarkables side, which was released earlier in the Label Audio Arts! 60000 so I'm guessing different master, but would be Interesting to compare to an Original press of Audio Arts! 60000. Does have a Multi Run-In track tight packed within about 1/8 inch, Unusual. The Label definitely looks the business though.
