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  1. Tommy1
    Thanks Paul! My favorite track from the LP which I had carved on a 7", I'll buy this one then
  2. Tommy1
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6D8EQlMiKqE
  3. Tommy1
    Thanks!
  4. Tommy1
    Didn't know this had a 7" release, is it legit? https://www.ebay.com/itm/ELIMINATORS-Loving-Explosion-DIRECTIONS-BAND-We-Need-Love-OUTTA-SIGHT-MODERN-/281230431371?pt=UK_Records&hash=item417aa3d48b
  5. Tommy1
    The reason is the unissued instrumental version! I wouldn't mind a copy even though I have the original.
  6. Tommy1
    This is the only vinyl 45 (which I have) that has the label glued on like a styren record, never seen it before.
  7. Tommy1
    Need to pitch it at least 3+ IMO.
  8. Tommy1
    Wow, didn't know this was at these prices! Awesome record that has been played a lot at Oslo Soul Experience some years ago, mayb it's time to put back in the hot box
  9. Tommy1
    I have the yellow issue, would love to hear this other take, is there a sound clip somewhere?
  10. Tommy1
    It's a hard one to get. I bought my first copy 5 years ago and have only found one after that (which I sold)! Good luck, both sides are great!
  11. Tommy1
    Yes I do
  12. Tommy1
    Thanks a lot mate!!!
  13. Tommy1
    Thank you so much! I'm writing a history thesis about soul music and this is really interesting. But as you know we need to document all referrals, so,do you think it's possible to get a scan which also shows that this is from Baltimore newspaper in April 1962? Hope I'm not askin too much!
  14. Tommy1
    Wow, thanks! Do you have a scan or a link to this article?
  15. Tommy1
    From the book African American Music. An introduction: From the 1930s: Race music Billboard 1949: Rhythm & blues Billboard 1969: Soul Billboard 1982: Black music Billboard 1990: R&B
  16. Tommy1
    Yes I know it was, and also as above, it was probably gospel bands who used the words the first time!
  17. Tommy1
    Thanks Bob and Sebastian, I agree with you both! "Talked about" in music magazines: 1965 Titles in the music itself: 1966-67 The new official term for african american pop music: 1969
  18. Tommy1
    From the book African American Music. An introduction: From the 1930s: Race music Billboard 1949: Rhythm & blues Billboard 1969: Soul Billboard 1982: Black music Billboard 1990: R&B
  19. Tommy1
    Thanks Peter! I might be wrong, but doesen't 1961 sounds early? Does there exsist a more "serious" web page or book with this kind of info?
  20. Tommy1
    Does anyone know when the music industry used 'soul' as a term to describe the "new" sound of R&B? I know the Billboard list changed from R&B to Soul in 1969, just need to know when it was used the first time.
  21. Tommy1
    Lovely tune, but on wrong format Should be easy Mike, several sold "cheap" on ebay a couple of months ago!
  22. Tommy1
    Can anyone help with a sound clip of this record, both sides?
  23. Tommy1
    You got a PM
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  25. Tommy1
    Paypal as gift. Regular shipping $10, registered $20. P. J. City — Straight forward — Rise M- $400 Johnny K — I got bills to pay/I’m afraid of the dark — Drive Vg+ (WOL) $250 Chantels — Indian giver — Verve Vg++/m- $200 George Soule — Midnight affair/ Quotations — I wanna thank you - Kent m- $50 Nina Simone - Come on back Jack — Colpix Ex+ $60


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