boba
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note that if you run the stylus back and forth over a spot, especially with heavy force, you often burn out / distort the record. so don't do it repeatedly if you can't fix it that way quickly.
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otis leavill was from the west side of chicago, but it was the same housing projects that the other artists you mentioned were from
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agreeing with the above, has to be '75-'76 given the bump flip. i will ask harvey the next time i talk to him.
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just constant demand from funk / hiphop dudes over the years. I don't think there was any specific new thing that increased the value. I still don't own a copy, a hole in my curtom collection...
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it's a different kind of auction, real life auctions obviously get extended when people bid. actually now most non-ebay internet auctions are those penny auctions which are constantly extended.
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so probably not legit for Tommy to own
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$50-$75
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i'm pretty sure "loving explosion" was never released on a 7" in any country before. there was an eliminators 45 on BRC but neither side was "loving explosion".
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it looks like an original acetate but since this was released i don't see much value in it unless it's an alternate recording / alternate take / mix, etc.
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can't go wrong with most numero soul CDs, and you'll never get more extensive liner notes.
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for what it's worth, i don't know anything about this specific acetate being sold (i obviously know the inspirations record), but I have bought from this seller many times without issue
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it's within the range of scanner color contrast changes
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hep = hip
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I was going to disagree but then realized it was pounds and not dollars so you have to be right, interesting.
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group was from Cabrini Green in Chicago
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I have it as 1977, don't remember what that came from. Either way, it's so ghetto it sounds earlier.
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it looks like my original copy in terms of color, i think the brightness is just the scan. i didn't pull out the original copy to check if the text layout is the same though.
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Andre Williams was even a member of the Velvet Hammer. EDIT: in response to the original question, i don't see any evidence of boots being around.
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I agree. I think it makes more sense for labels that had larger runs of records that are mostly all rare though. That's not gonna work out here though.
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way more than I've seen of the traditions on artco. why are you getting worked up over a post on an internet forum? chill out.
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check this out. this is identified as a bootleg ("remastered"). looks close to an original. Can anyone explicitly lay out the differences or is it so close you have to look at the deadwax? https://www.ebay.com/itm/JONES-BROTHERS-Thats-All-Over-Baby-SEEL-Records-10-Northern-Soul-45-Soundclip/111054163055?_trksid=p3693.m2452&_trkparms=aid%3D333005%26algo%3DRIC.FIT%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D265%26meid%3D3476347082400320447%26pid%3D100102%26prg%3D1140%26rk%3D4%26rkt%3D4%26sd%3D200997985873%26
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pretty rare, the ballad side (also super low-fi) is the side for me. There was a spike in value maybe 4-5 years ago when people on funk forums were talking about it.
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The group is from Chicago (just answering the question above), they evolved out of Calvin and the Twilites on Har-Low (also the twilites and rainbows on m-pac). I still need a copy of the rainbows if anyone has one...
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mars-la-tour wasn't even close to being a soul label, right?
