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Excello-2101 SUBS 25th Apr 2014		78 RPM Charles Brown - Confidential / Trouble Blues	Since the first single is not yet up on the site, and since "Trouble Blues" is such a freaking awesome song, I think a YouTube link is in order. [YouTube Video]
Excello-2101 SUBS 24th Apr 2014		78 RPM Spike Jones And His City Slickers - Clink, Clink, Another Drink / Hotcha Cornia (Black Eyes)	Jarkka, your labels are only very marginally better, if at all, but your saving grace is that they are actually label variations. Although very close to being identical to gregs78s' labels, yours are different in that the juxtaposition of the lettering to the letters and numbers just above and below, in some cases is not the same. Most notably, look at the catalog number on the "A" side. The upright of the "B" on your copy is just to the right of the letter "e" in "Made". On gregs78s' copy the upright of the "B" is in line with the "i" in "in". Now look at the "V" in "Vocalists", and its' relationship to the "SP" in "SPIKE" on the two "A" sides, as well as the matrix number relationship to the letters above it on both sides, especially the "B" side. There are other differences on both sides, but bottom line is, they are different variations.
Excello-2101 SUBS 23rd Apr 2014		78 RPM The Clovers - One Mint Julep / Middle Of The Night	Thanks again for the reply, fixbutte. Rather than continuing to beat the deletion dead horse, I just have one suggestion, which you can take with however many grains of salt you wish. On the Amos Milburn edited upload, only the moderators can approve the edits, and only the moderators can replace the default setting, so why would it not be correct to change the "Uploaded By" name to reflect the person who actually uploaded the label, and place the member's name who edited the scan in the description. Just seems like the right thing to do, and I don't agree that it is obvious who did what. People just look to see who uploaded a label, and don't compare labels to see if it is the same as another one. In fact, you guys do have a "Hidden" feature don't you, same as 45cat? If you do, then there should never be two of the same label, with the same variation on a page. The lesser quality one should be hidden. If you did that, then it would look like you are the uploader of that Milburn label, and someone would have to click on the "Hidden" link to see 55bluesman's original. Alright, I'm done beating both of these dead horses now. I'm going to grab something for a headache. /;-)
Excello-2101 SUBS 22nd Apr 2014		78 RPM The Clovers - One Mint Julep / Middle Of The Night	Thanks for the reply, fixbutte. It may seem as though I'm nitpicking about an inferior label scan being deleted, but it is about much more than that. Let me try to explain. The goal of this site is to try and get as many owners of 78rpm records to upload to the site as possible. The more people who upload scans to this site, the better the site is for everyone. Yeah, I know, I'm being Captain Obvious, but there's a reason. If a member spends the time and energy that it takes to upload scans to this site, even if the label is marked and stickered up, or even if the scans are not of super quality, that member feels a sense of accomplishment. Since nobody is getting paid for doing these scans, that sense of accomplishment is pretty much all we have. So then you take LaurenceD's scans, which he took some time scanning and uploading, and you make them disappear, what is his incentive to do the work to upload another record? Even in your example, fixbutte, of the Amos Milburn record. When you did your gamma correction, or whatever, to the scan that was uploaded by 55bluesman, it now says that you uploaded the scan, when the credit should still go to 55bluesman. Where it says "Uploaded By: fixbutte", it should say "Uploaded By: 55bluesman", and where it says "Description" it should read "A side edited by fixbutte". That would be the correct way to handle this. That way the people who did the original scans, and the original work, will get proper credit for their work. Otherwise I can see members just throwing up their hands and saying screw this, other people are deleting my scans or taking credit for my work, I'm outta here. That's not what the site wants or needs.
Excello-2101 SUBS 22nd Apr 2014		78 RPM The Clovers - One Mint Julep / Middle Of The Night	Thanks for the reply, RadnaNotions. I did notice that LaurenceD's scans had been edited (replaced). That brings up two points. First, I didn't think a member could edit a scan put up by another member without a moderator's approval. Which leads to the second point... If a member can replace another member's scans, it would act as a disincentive to add scans to this site at all, knowing that another member can, at will, take them out. As all of the members here know, it is quite a chore to create a decent set of scans to upload here. No one's scans should be taken off without really good cause, and only then by a moderator. Hidden, yes, if a better copy comes along, but deleted, no.
Excello-2101 SUBS 21st Apr 2014		78 RPM The Clovers - One Mint Julep / Middle Of The Night	As of this writing, all four of the scans on this page are of the same record. If, as DJA1969 says, his labels are cleaner, then where are LaurenceD scans?? They should be hidden but still available to view, no?? If these are all LaurenceD's scans, then where are DJA1969's labels??
Excello-2101 SUBS 16th Apr 2014		78 RPM Roy "Bald Head" Byrd - Rockin' With Fes / Gone So Long	Reviewed by BB in their May 31, 1952 issue, where it got less than a stellar welcome. I think it's fair to say that it has become more appreciated as the years have gone by. [YouTube Video]
Excello-2101 SUBS 16th Apr 2014		78 RPM The Royals - Are You Forgetting / What Did I Do	BB review, December 13, 1952. [YouTube Video]
Excello-2101 SUBS 16th Apr 2014		78 RPM The Dominoes - Have Mercy Baby / Deep Sea Blues	Added label variation of the "Have Mercy Baby" side, and added label scan for the "Deep Sea Blues" side. Going by the matrix numbers, the "Deep Sea Blues" side would seem to be the intended "A" side, but if you notice the 45rpm in the YouTube video, there is a "AA" after the record number on the "Have Mercy Baby" side and that usually designates the "A" side for the early Federal labels, so I don't know. A mention of this release in the BB April 19, 1952 issue, and a review of both tracks in the April 26th edition. [YouTube Video]
Excello-2101 SUBS 16th Apr 2014		78 RPM Jackie Brenston And His Delta Cats - Juiced / Independent Woman	[YouTube Video]
Excello-2101 SUBS 16th Apr 2014		78 RPM Todd Rhodes - Rocket 69 / Possessed	[YouTube Video]
Excello-2101 SUBS 15th Apr 2014		78 RPM Savannah Churchill And The Sentimentalists - Foolishly Yours / I Want To Be Loved (But Only By You)	"B" side entered BB charts in May, 1947, peaking at #21. [YouTube Video]
Excello-2101 SUBS 15th Apr 2014		78 RPM The Cats And The Fiddle - I'd Rather Drink Muddy Water / Walkie Talkie	BB ad, December 7, 1946.
Excello-2101 SUBS 15th Apr 2014		78 RPM Bob Roberts - Tickle Me	With the lack of information available on this release, I've used the date at the bottom of the label on the reverse as the release date, although it is probable that this record was issued sometime after that date. Some interesting information on the U.S. Zon-O-Phone company can be found on its Wiki page and here. ~
Excello-2101 SUBS 15th Apr 2014		78 RPM Johnny Long - All The Way Choo Choo / University Of North Carolina Medley	The "Choo Choo" referred to on the "A" side is Charlie "Choo Choo" Justice, A US Football player who played college ball for the University of North Carolina before turning pro for the Washington Redskins. Also, the "A" side vocals by Janet Brace, the Glee Club, and the Longshots.
Excello-2101 SUBS 15th Apr 2014		78 RPM The Spiders - I Didn't Want To Do It / You're The One	Added label variation scans to this entry.
Excello-2101 SUBS 15th Apr 2014		78 RPM Bob Newman - Phfft! You Were Gone / Doodle Bug	"Phfft! You Were Gone" made famous on the TV show "Hee Haw".
Excello-2101 SUBS 2nd Jun 2014		Magazine TV Guide	This cover photo is from the situation comedy, "Dear Phoebe" (Sep 1954 -- Apr 1955). Lawford starred as a newspaper advice columnist with the pseudonym, "Miss Phoebe Goodheart", hence the show's title.
Excello-2101 SUBS 23rd May 2014		Magazine Fick	I never knew that Ann-Margret was Swedish until just this minute. Wow, you live, you learn.
Excello-2101 SUBS 22nd May 2014		Magazine TV Guide	Catherine Bach's character in this show, has the distinction of having a kind of jean shorts named after her. Very short cut-off jean shorts are called, "Daisy Dukes".
Excello-2101 SUBS 18th May 2014		Magazine Popular Screen	This cover is an interesting time capsule, with Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh, who were husband and wife at that time, both involved in production of two separate iconic films. Tony, as can be determined by both the date of the magazine, and the Navy Whites that he's wearing, was shooting "Operation Petticoat" with Cary Grant, someone Curtis had wanted to work with for some time. The film was released in December, 1959, the same as the date of this magazine. Janet Leigh was, at the time this came out, well into shooting Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho" and her famous shower scene.

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