Very interesting, but still no visual proof... let alone a sound sample?
Quote: "I surmised it's Yorkville label # 45014 as it is one of the few unknown titles on the label. Yorkville 45014 from what i can tell from 45016 was issued around August or Sept. 67. Also the name of the band to be precise is David Clayton Thomas Combine for this single."
Corrected, thank you.
Fixed... thanks.
Not the best version indeed, but added anyway as an estimated "1962" (see higher).
Good find Erik!
Done.
Modified. Thank you!
Changed Sony to parent label and added a comment.
Added now, thank you both.
"Poppa Joe" was my very first 45, played B-Side Jeanie nearly as much!
She's in the video btw, now I always thought of Jeanie as a blonde...
All okay now! thanks Erik.
Nice reading... and thumbs up for Maryhelen for tracking down this obscure song!
The 1966 Atlantic album Bastien added is a re-issue of 'Release Me!' (1962) on Lenox.
I'll make the necessary changes. Thanks Erik, good spot!
Okay, I see you already changed it to the UK release, ... thanks.
Corrected.
Done in the meantime.
Moved all "HI" and "IH" prefixes to Imperial Holland.
Same artists (Bowie, Thorogood, Queensryche) with similar cat nos appear under "EMI America". Shouldn't both labels be merged?
I'm not saying the source is inaccurate, but typos may accur. I have my doubts here because the cat no is the only one that's out of place on the Decca label page. Currently, there are 19 Decca 78rpm sets if you sort them by date, please have a look.
Hi Q,
Discogs says June (UK) and August (US), source on April?
"Released in mono and stereo (Deram DML 1007/SML 1007, UK, June 1967). The US edition (Deram DE 16003/DES 18003), which has a blue instead of white rim, was released in August. This edition omits the tracks 'We Are Hungry Men' and 'Maid of Bond Street.'"
Adjusted!
