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The Yank

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  1. Thanks for all the new info- I think it must have been the tape that's in Australia that I had heard about.
  2. I thought I heard this was recently found- thanks for the replies though.
  3. Has anyone else heard about a tape (?) showing up with an alternate version of the above mentioned tune?? I know the version on Soul #35019 and the alternate version that appeared on the U.S. CD "Motown Year By Year 1966". I've heard there's a really clean sounding version (stereo?) with a countdown intro . Does anyone know where this version came from or if it's been released on CD ??? ps- this is not a windup !
  4. They also wrote "The Record Players" which features the full interviews for some of the people they talked and adds more Modern deejays.
  5. The red one was used from 1973-1974.
  6. The green sleeve was first used in the early 70s for ABC releases. Just checked on the 45-sleeves web site and the green sleeve was used from 1974 (#12012) to 1979 (#12469).
  7. Time to change the score- DETROIT IS #1 !
  8. Teddy Pendergrass started out as a drummer and became lead singer of Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes
  9. Here's a picture of the Shelley Fisher label variation. I do know my colors but this one is kind of hard to tell- could be grey, very light green or a dirty white label.
  10. I hate to muddy the water on the Detroit/ Chicago debate but in an interview with Jo Armstead she specifically mentions all the Garland Green tracks being cut in Detroit (Soul Survivor # 5) . Also, in the liner notes to "The Very Best Of Garland Green" on Kent, the tracks "Girl I Love You" and "It Rained...." are also named as Detroit tracks.
  11. You'd have to ask e-bay about that one. The seller probably complained and they removed it to keep him happy.
  12. My copy has almost the same info in the dead wax- ARP UR4M--1788-1-B 334M09 G-LO-U -334M09 X
  13. I don't think e-bay will ever change. I bought a buy it now about a month ago. The next day I received a refund from the seller saying the price was "due to an error in his data base". I contacted e-bay who told me they can't force anyone to sell something but that I should leave negative feedback for the seller. I did and the next day they removed the negative feedback .
  14. The CD versions of the two songs are longer versions than the 45's.
  15. No need to apologize. Thanks for posting !
  16. If you don't end up finding a 45, it's available on 2 CD's- "This Is Northern Soul Volume 1" on Debutante and on "You've Got To Earn It" by the Temptations on the U.S. "Lost And Found " reissues from the late 90's. On the "You've Got To Earn It " CD, the sound is much cleaner sounding.
  17. I'm almost 99.99 % sure that's a boot. Most Diamond promos look like the regular issues with the "promotional copy not for sale" on them. Brown and Koppel mention a white label promo with green lettering as a bootleg
  18. if he did his homework.... why would he start it at $999.99 and then take $300 ? Did anyone ever pay $300 for this ? Such a friendly guy too- very customer service oriented !
  19. You can add "Say Something Nice To Me" by Bobby Kline to the list.
  20. He probably had a few Geraldine Hunts in his trunk too! There's another Flash McKinley single on Flute- "Jealous Girl (Guy) " and "Another Time".
  21. The first two songs on the acetate "I'll Rescue You" and "Millie" were released on Bombay. There's no release # on the label. Guess United wasn't carrying the label at that time.
  22. The original U.S. release is Brunswick #55300. Shouldn't be too hard to find a copy .
  23. In the spring, someone on e-bay kept listing "How Much Is That Doggie In The Window" by Patti Page as "Northern Soul" .
  24. The CD is called "Best Of The Sapphires" (NEM CD 676) from 1994 .
  25. that no one notices you spelled subpoena wrong !


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