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    A few white Goldwax variants:
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    Two other Bandstand USA variants, and 2 on Goldwax light blue:
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    121 - The Dispositions - It's Gonna Be Changed / Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying
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    Perhaps some of the Hemphill 45s account for the lower numbers in the Crown Ltd discography? These are from 1968 and have the same crown on top of the label:
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    The booklets are great for both volumes, both about 16 pages, with some great pictures and lots of info.
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    The booklet of the great "Birmingham Sound" CD (Rabbit Factory) pictures a promo copy of the Bobby Dobyne 45, with handwritten date August 20-69. The matrix number on the Spring Highland Gospel Singers 45 (PRP 10861) indicates a 1969 date.
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    The Dobyne 45 has SoN 78081 on the label, according to https://www.45rpmreco...=1&totalRows=56 it should then be from 1970 (or later).
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    Greg, these are slow gospel songs with just piano/organ behind her vocals. Don't know how to upload it here but you can send a PM if you still want to hear it. Some Sound Of Birmingham 45s have a similar label design: There's another with a similar label by the Chosen Sons Of God (SoB 109 - He Put Us Here / Handwork Of God), does anyone know of other SoB releases between 101-108?
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    Nice one, the Blind Billy 45, never heard of it before. These early releases seem to be from 1969/1970 judging by the matrix numbers. Here's another early gospel 45 (at least I think it fits in above, the type of crown is the same as on 106): This was then reissued in 1983 on the label: Here's a weird (non-music) one on the (same?) label with Charles Hickson's tale of a UFO encounter:
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    According to the info on Champ 2035 the label was then based in Nashville and the studio in Johnson City:
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    I've updated the discography as much as possible with the info in this thread.
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    I'm pretty sure the Percy Milem 45 is a Dutch bootleg.
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    I guess it's indeed Toussaint McCall's label. I've got 4 releases on the label:
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    Arch was started by Nick Charles, a DJ who had a few releases on Stax https://staxrecords.free.fr/charles.htm . He also produced (with Steve Cropper) some of the earlier Arch releases (Lindell Hill, Delrays).
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    I can send you mp3s of both sides (don't know how to upload them here). The 2 tracks are similar in style to (but not as good as) the slower L.H And The Memphis Sounds Hollywood tracks, so perhaps there is some connection between the 2 groups.
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    Ady, here's a scan, I can do a hi-res scan later today if you still need it then.
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    Ady, here are scans of the 2 sides, with the writers info. If have no idea if the groups are related.
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    Probably 1970: https://www.45rpmreco...ate_monarch.php
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    A Goldwax recording on the rare Memphis Beale Street label (nationally on Savoy): Here's a cheap copy (though in Fair condition) of one of the rarest Goldwax 45s for some US Goldwax collector (no international shipping): https://www.ebay.com/...5#ht_910wt_1097 And here's one missing in the discography mentioned above:
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    You can listen to the other side here: https://www.sirshambling.com/artists_2012/J/george_jackson/index.php
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    This should be a good one , thanks! This one was orginally on Golden, also out of Louisiana:
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    I think the blue one below is an issue:
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    1017 - Right Combination - Storyteller / Wrapped Up, Strung Out, Chained & Bound
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    The picture is also used on the Crown LP Lightning Hopkins Sings The Blues: (scan from https://www.bsnpubs.com)
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    The discography on sirshambling is not correct. Brownstone 7071 is "Who Am I / Love Is Not A Stranger Anymore", with A-7071 and B-7071 respectively on the label. However, in the dead wax A and B is swapped, i.e. 7071-B and 7071-A, respectively. The mistake is copied to the Dig release, which has 7071-B on label and dead wax for "Love Is Not A Stranger Anymore", which actually plays "Who Am I".


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