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LEGENDARY DEEP PANTALOONS
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b,121Jazzman = Good guy, decent product, but ultimately a colonialist
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b,121Syl Johnson invented the Internet. Ask him.
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/font1font class="small"1Quote:/font1h,121b,121 does that issue become more important? b,121b,121h,121font class="post"1b,121b,121You always want the issue closest to the source. Often times a semi-hit record will be pressed simultaneously in two di…
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b,121There's simply two pressings of the record, both from the around the same time.b,121I believe the white one is the first.
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The crucial factor missing in the leveling of this discussion is the fact that Bourdain gets ripped and Zimmern projects a teetotaler vibe.
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^^ CLOSED MIND EBABY ^^
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Here's the thing: Why do all records ultimately have to sound good for people to care? Is there no room to appreciate an album for its cover art,1vibes, or perspective, regardless of the music within? The LP record became a folk medium once it beca…
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b,121Mary J. Blige is so fine.
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b,121I own this on 16mm.
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/font1font class="small"1Quote:/font1h, 21b, 21For those who know, is the "Hurdy-Gurdy" reference in the licensing related to the eponymous label with Lou Courtney and Donald Height?b, 21b, 21h, 21font class="post"1b, 21b, 21Actually, "Wake Up" is a…
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Decent little record. I know of two other 45s on the label, one by Roy Dodson and another by Bill Stanton.
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THRILLER REEKING
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She also recorded as Towanda Barnes on Groovy and A&M. She was a charge of producer Johnny Brantley and it's the Ohio Players providing the backing on pretty much all of her cuts. Good stuff.
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did someone recently bootleg Chains in the UK or something? Yes.
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Ah, Little Chris, we hardly know ye. He's also got this 45 on one of my fave Chicago gospel labels: Little Criss and the Righteous Singers ???Great Day/ Don???t Leave Me Alone??? (Gospel Master 201) 1973
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One-Way[/b] 109 Reese & the Thrillers ???Angry Woman/ Try It??? 113 Robert Kelly ???My Time To Win/ Grade School??? 301 Leonard Adeair ???I Dig You/ Pussycat Baby??? sic 747 Bettye Scott & the Del-Vetts ???Good Feeling/ Down, Down,…
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More One-Way LPs: OW-200 David Benjamin Bishop That's Jesus In Me OW-0032 Bossie & the Forever Bound Singers It's In My Heart 1978 OW-0034[/b] Indiana Travelers I Won't Let My Saviour Down 1978 OW-0038 God Squad Many Splendored Thing 1978
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Also, I don't believe Checkee is truly related.
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Not even remotely close to completion. For starters: Black Giant[/b] 10 Leroy Crume ???Funky Walk/ Leave Me Alone??? BG-100 Ruth Lee ???Galilee/ He Did It All??? 1975 BG-200 Jerome Rodgers ???Decision Is Yours/ How Can I Lose??? 1976 …
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DOC SEVERINSEN
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Nobody looked at Goldmine or Discoveries for the articles.
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ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ....
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Seriously heart-wrenching. Damn.
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SNIPES! Dude.
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by your own logic, lacking a comprehensive Detroit list for comparison, YOUR claims are also mere speculation I do have a rather large list of Detroit records, and a very informed idea of the city's numbers. WHEN IS SOMEONE FROM MICHIGAN GOING TO …
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I said per capita bitch Even per capita Chicago buries Detroit. TRUST ME. If Chicago had the same population as Detroit this would still be the case. I am looking at actual numbers, you are speculating. I am not discounting Detroit's contribution, …
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after reading over the ORIGINAL question...I'd like all of you to rethink your ideas above...the statement reads above "pound for pound which US city would you say gave us the greatest soul and funk music?"...pound for pound...means OVERALL releases…
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Well, apparently the world knows nothing about record research. Chicago population in 1970 = 3.36 million Detroit population in 1970 = 1.51 million HOW THEN IS IT POSSIBLE?