Robbk
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72 - Wright Brothers? Wallendas?
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35 - tosser!
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84 - Tie (John & The Weirdest) 26 - Gaia
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So, I got one of the mis-pressings.
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31 - Big Top
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98 - Hullabaloo? Hue and Cry? Much ado? Palaver? Storm in A Teacup? Weird label names!!!
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13 - Burn (Fascinators) SF Bay Area
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77 - Era
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68 - Shore?
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97 - Witch?
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99 - Dawn 76 - Holly?
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11 - Columbia = Colombia
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4. - Trenton 18 - Crisp?
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33 - Bhudda - spelt incorrectly - to wit: Buddah 100 - End 12 - Brunswick 96 - Strata?
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I see that you are correct. I know I bought them from a mail-order operation. I guess that must have been my last purchase from Craig Moerer. But, I can't imagine why I did that. They didn't cost much at all. But, as they weren't Detroit or Chicago productions, it was a very strange thing for me to do, as I had stopped buying records about 1990.
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I still think that the white release was in the 2000s, correcting the error, by replacing "The Inspirations" on the flip with The Companions (who I think are the Brooklyn group), and the original yellow issues must have been from the early 1990s. I just wasn't buying records at all in the 2000s.
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Now, if it had been a rare, unreleased Detroit recording, like Clifford Binns' "I'm Human, Too", sounding like an early 1962 Motown, or Check-Mate recording, I'd have bought that, I'd even buy that now! Broken up many a happy home!
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Then I must really be getting senile. It must have been my last mail order purchase, by far and away. But WHY did I buy them???? They weren't Detroit or Chicago productions! I must have had a stroke, and gone mad, temporarily! That was beyond the LAST thing I wanted to do with my money by that time in my life.
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Discogs has had plenty of errors and incorrect information over the years. I never saw the white issue, so THAT one must be the 2000s issue. But, maybe the original issue was early 1990s? What about The Ronnie Walker, and The Topics/Stella & Gazelles' original issue dates?
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Maybe the white pressing that corrected the error was pressed in the early 2000s, but mine was released at the beginning of the 1990s. I just wasn't looking on lists or buying ANY records in the 2000s.
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Rod always said I didn't know what time it is. I thought it must have been the '70s because I didn't remember buying any records from Val since the '70s. But, now that I think of it, maybe I bought it from Craig Moerer. I really don't remember buying ANY records after the beginning of the 1990s. I COULDN'T have bought a record as recent as the 2000s.
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Hope it gets better fast. When I'm in L.A., it's usually MY turn to be up all night posting with you Brits. I've been gone from Holland since late November of 2019.
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What are you all doing awake so early in the morning???
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Here it is: Etched into the run-out is: U - 54857 M - B Benn-X 59 B copyright sign Philley Archives / Benn-X
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Yes, I have that GA record. I didn't remember buying mail order records from US dealers after the late 1970s. I always thought that General American record WAS The Brooklyn group. But, in any case, it shows that The Companions recorded in Philadelphia with Gamble and Huff, and so, Ben-Lee as well. Many Philly groups recorded in NY and vise versa (just like Baltimore and DC, they are very close. But why did one issue have "The Companions" and the other have "The Inspirations"?
