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Sad News Indeed. R.I.P. Solomon Burke.

Alfie Kahn - Law Of The Land - (Soundclip from Refosoul Archive)

Had this for years on U.K. RED ATLANTIC Only bought the U.S.A. Copies over the last year or two. Then noticed that ANN MASON credited on the U.S.A. Copies? ANN MASON Featuring Little Mac & The Boss Sounds - YOU CAN'T LOVE ME (IN THE MIDNIGHT HOUR) - ATLANTIC 45-2309 [R]66210[/R] Credit Missing on U.K. (Plus Mac becomes Mack) LITTLE MACK & THE BOSS SOUNDS

Bobby Patterson - Till You Give In -

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Billy Butler - The Right Track - (Soundclip from Refosoul Archive) Billy Butler - Boston Monkey - (Soundclip from Refosoul Archive) Major Lance - The Beat - (Soundclip from Refosoul Archive)

Billy Preston - Billy's Bag - (Soundclip from Refosoul Archive)

We Turn the Clocks Back this Month, So I Thought I Would Do Exactly That. A sample of the records that I was collecting at the start. (1969 for me when I started seriously collecting) There are quite a few, here's three of them. Anyone else? (Obviously doesn't have to be 1969, Just when you first started collecting) These 3 were from Second Hand Shops etc. (Those were the days) The Impressions - You've Been Cheatin' - (Soundclip from Refosoul Archive) The Impressions - Can't Satisfy - (Soundclip from Refosoul Archive) The Impressions - You Always Hurt Me - (Soundclip from Refosoul Archive)

Many Thanks Tony, I've Often wondered why this release looked slightly different to most of my other Motown stuff.

No Problem Mate, always help when I can. Unfortunately I don't own the L.P.

Not sure, here's a couple of scans to start with. No dates on either Copy. Looks almost Canadian in Print Style, I will check the deadwax in the Morning when I get home from work for clues as to where where pressed. Released in Europe, too.

I bought both DEMO & Stock Copy from Soul Bowl in the Mid 70s, I'm almost certain it was before 1978.

PopSike.com Released on both designs for Constellation. I have these two, BOTH "Arp" Matrix. However, the Interesting thing is, the Deadwax is Identical except that the "Arp" Stamp Appears to be A DIFFERENT WAY UP ON THE DEMO (180 Degrees) Compared to the Stock Copy. (Both Sides) ? Makes me wonder how many runs there were at the pressing plants.

Here's the Original White & Red DEMO on STYRENE, (The "JZSP" Stamped before the Matrix # signifies a DEMO, Normally the Stock Copy would have "ZSP") None are easy to find, However The Original Red Stock Copy is extremely difficult in my Experience. There is however a White & Black DEMO, Not sure on the Details for that one, also difficult to find.

Darrell Banks - Angel Baby (Don't You Leave Me) - (Soundclip from Refosoul Archive)

Tami Lynn - I'm Gonna Run Away From You -

Definitely OK, Not sure how it all worked though regarding Distribution. ATCO A Division Of Atlantic Records HIB Distributed By ATCO Record Sales Thanks for the Different Sleeve Variations too. Classing this as ATCO, (ATLANTIC Next Week) Luther Ingram - If Its All The Same To You Babe - Luther Ingram - Exus Trek -

Carl Carlton - Why Don't They Leave Us Alone - (Soundclip from Refosoul Archive) VG+ £7 Released on two seperate Occasions -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Charles Brinkley - I'll Be What You Want Me To Be - (Soundclip from Refosoul Archive) £5 Charles Brinkley - In The Pocket - (Soundclip from Refosoul Archive)

Got plans to feature Atlantic, Cotillion, Stax Volt. Over coming weeks. Some are so Large in Output, Regarding Atlantic Distribution, thought it best to split up into weeks. Including Subsiduries & Distribution. ( i.e. HIB Records = ATCO)

The Coasters - Crazy Baby - (Soundclip from Refosoul Archive) 70s STYRENE RE-ISSUE - MONARCH DELTA# 95372

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Many Thanks for the Information John. First time I have seen the VEEP Gospel Label

I've never been sure exactly what was released on this Label, However, Here's Dobie Gray

Here's S-35024 Not that easy though. Must admit, I find that BOTH Designs are so appealing. The Swirl Design most probably had to win out, However there's just something about that First Design too (Simple, Clean Cut, but so nice).