Soulhawk
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great record very murky production luv that drum logo
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the '95' indicates the record was pressed at Archer in Detroit
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it does have that stomping beat you old blokes like(d)
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seems to be 300 to 400 USD
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Tony Galla isn't soul either I recall selling one of these mispressing on ebay years ago & Tony Galla actually contacted me!
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my latest 45 list on ebay - mostly soul, conditions vary, soundclips for everything take a look https://www.ebay.com/sch/nemo23/m.html?item=351086987697&ssPageName=STRK%3AMESELX%3AIT&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562 thanks again btb
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you are a cruel man
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I can't believe I'm defending him, but Zappa had a real background in doo wop / R&B - later on in his career he did it more tongue-in-cheek, but the appreciation was always there not sure about his fans though
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sometimes you need to read between the lines. I think an outright declaration from the seller that they will write $10 on the customs form is something that ebay frowns upon( the gov't as well, I'd guess ) buyers can actually get in trouble( through ebay at least) for asking for a low declaration
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Olde English 800 is some awful swill pouring it out on the corner in tribute to dead homiez is probably its' best use
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hey guys, nobody bid on this I need it for my Original Acetate Only niter
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HERB ALPERT RARE NORTHERN SOUL L@@K!!!
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the funny thing about popsike / cfrenzy is that you can never tell if the item was actually paid for
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if I was trying to pass off a fake Margaret Little acetate I would definitely list it as Unknown Artist Northern Soul Acetate/Test Press RARE!
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the record was VERY undergraded ( IMHO) I looked at the runout deadwax & didn't find the usual ARP stamp( which is typical of non-RCA Motown pressings of that time) - my guess is the this was a very limited run
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I spoke to the consignor of this record & he claimed he got it from Jackie Hicks when she was moving house not sure I believe him
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I thought it would go for more
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Underdog is a Sly Stone cover
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and by 'vintage collections' I mean 'stacks of sleeveless records from someones attic'
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I had a GM studio ten-inch acetate of 'I Blew a Good Thing' that was found with a bunch of other vintage Detroit acetates - Nine Mile Music / Invictus / HDH sessions etc sold the acetate to Dave Thorley a couple years ago the Volumes and JSC are obviously real - I live in Detroit and acquired both from vintage 'collections'
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did you just buy this from a Detroit-based seller? pretty sure that was me
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that was the 'strings' version - the strings are pretty subtle, more like mellotron or something the non-string version has a more echoey / muddy mix with the guitars pushed up imho the string version mix is far superior
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$931.00 For Soul 45 On Chess/ Checker/ Cadet
Soulhawk replied to Sunnysoul's topic in Look At Your Box
this sale might shake a few loose... -
$931.00 For Soul 45 On Chess/ Checker/ Cadet
Soulhawk replied to Sunnysoul's topic in Look At Your Box
rare one didn't even have to hype it up -
The Soul President On Big Mack Records
Soulhawk replied to Premium Stuff's topic in Look At Your Box
I have a non-Soulfire Big Mack late 60s/early 70's pressing the deadwax has Delta Symbol 74505 / Delta 74505 - X AND 24221-A / 24221 - B the pressing plant logo looks like an ALCO pressing - but there's another logo that looks scribbled out & yet another logo that looks like a KW seems Big Mack had the metal plates? pointing towards some sort of authorized release
