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Best Thing (That Ever Happened)
Cat: BRS 1002. Rel: 19 Nov 13
Best Thing (That Ever Happened)
If I Could Only Be Sure
out of stock $10.15
The Queen
Cat: RS45 002. Rel: 26 Apr 22
The Queen (2:08)
Too Hot To Hold (2:53)
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Our Love Will Never Falter
Cat: RS 45040. Rel: 01 Nov 16
Our Love Will Never Falter (2:38)
From This Day On (2:40)
Review: Record Shack's latest on-point reissue comes from the sadly departed Edwin Bocage, better known to soul aficionados as Eddie Bo. Superb A-side "Our Love Will Never Falter" originally appeared on the obscure New Orleans imprint Blue Jay some time in the early-to-mid 1960s. It's a classic example of Louisiana soul from the period, with Bocage providing a headline-grabbing vocal performance over a horn-heavy, dancefloor-friendly backing track. Flipside "From This Day On" may be more of a heartfelt ballad in the classic soul mode, but it's similarly inspired. Copies of the original 1966 7" are pretty hard to come by these days - and, naturally, rather expensive - so don't miss this opportunity to own one of Bo's finest moments.
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You're Doing It With Her (When It Should Be Me)
You're Doing It With Her (When It Should Be With Me) (2:45)
Cry Myself To Sleep (2:06)
Review: Rhetta Hughes (Los Angeles, California, November 9, 1953) is a R&B singer and actress. She starred in the Broadway musicals Dreamgirls, Don't Play Us Cheap and Amen Corner: for which she was nominated for a Tony Award in the category for Best Actress in a Musical in 1984. She also appeared in the films Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song, The Wiz (as a member of the choir) as well as the film version of Don't Play Us Cheap. She was also seen in the TV version of the musical Purlie, and appeared in an episode of Law & Order. In addition, Hughes had two entries on the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart including "Angel Man (G.A.)" which hit #1 in 1983. "You're Doing It With Her (When It Should Be With Me)" is the kind of soul classic that the late Amy Winehouse could have taken her cues from while "Cry Myself To Sleep" appears on the flip.
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Played by: Roual Galloway
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What 'Em Doing Is My Business
Cat: RS 45063BLACK. Rel: 21 Oct 20
What 'Em Doing Is My Business (Altroy & Jr Rhythmic Treatment) (3:19)
What 'Em Doing Is My Business (3:20)
Review: For their latest trick, Austrian imprint Record Shack has decided to breathe new life into a sought-after slab of obscure 1979 soul sweetness, Gregory Jolly's 'What 'Em Doing Is My Business'. You'll find the original version - a fine fusion of Clavinet and Hammond-splashed cosmic soul blessed with funky bottom-end and a superb lead vocal from Mr Jolly - on the flip, with Altroy & Jr's "Rhythmic Treatment" on the A. It's a slightly weightier and heavier treatment, with the duo adding subtle new percussion while re-editing key sections. While rather good - and definitely more danceable - it's not really radically different to the must must-have original mix.
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I Feel A Groove Comin' On
Cat: R45 053. Rel: 07 Nov 17
South Side - "I Feel A Groove Comin' On" (3:07)
Combo Kings - "Groovey" (2:22)
Review: Record Shack smash it once again as they deliver two obscure slabs of authentic soul. Both groove-based jams, South Side's northern soul-style "I Feel A Groove Comin' On" grabs you by the short and curlies with its high energy hook, firing keys, hot horns and soaring vocals while the Combo Kings apply a little more popcorn magic with lavish keys, big blues feels and a wry melodic nod at a certain fabulous quartet.
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Compared To What
Compared To What (7" limited to 100 copies)
Cat: RS 45 066DJS. Rel: 23 Jul 24
Compared To What (3:12)
Compared To What (alternative version) (2:55)
Review: This new 7" offers the chance to discover unearthed killer tunes from the vaults of the Austrian Public Broadcasting Institution (ORF), which officially appear on wax here for the first now time. Stefanie & ORF Big Band are behind 'Compared To What', a hard-hitting funk cut with lo-fi aesthetics and big horns. The flip side version is a subtle tweak with just as much energy. These tracks are pressed in top audio quality as they have been sourced directly from the archive master recordings. This release is a strictly limited edition so do not sleep.
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