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LondonW4 🍰 27th Jun 2024		CD Album Earl Van Dyke - The Earl Of Funk	To Noel181 - These are NOT Original Mono Masters - CD-Tray, OBI-Strip and CD-Label all show STEREO. Besides which, the original vinyl album was released in September 1970, a good 2 years after Motown in America stopped releasing mono albums - so the original vinyl LP was also released in STEREO ONLY. A second point, that you seem to get consistently wrong both here and elsewhere on this site, is that this is a Motown label release, not a Universal label release - Universal just being the marketing and distribution company, of the Motown label, in Japan. Please take note.
LondonW4 🍰 15th Mar 2022		CD Album Earl Van Dyke And The Soul Brothers - That Motown Sound	STEREO, not MONO, appears on the OBI-strip, label and back cover... and the CD-label shows the MOTOWN logo, with Universal listed as the marketing and distributing company, not as the record label.
LondonW4 🍰 16th Jul 2021		Vinyl Album Del Shannon - Little Town Flirt	Certainly 1963. Was on U.S. Album Chart in June 1963, so probably released May, or even April, that year. The track "Little Town Flirt" recorded in !961??? Think not.
LondonW4 🍰 13th Dec 2020		CD Album Various Artists - Definitive Mellow Mastercuts Volume 1	Could someone please, please, PLEASE put up some decent scans, to replace of all this c**ppy stuff
LondonW4 🍰 21st Mar 2017		CD Album Various Artists - The Complete Harvey Records Singles	Actual CD playing sequence differs significantly from the track sequence shown above, which simply reflects the playing sequence shown on the CD tray. Additionally, there's a screw-up on the versions of Junior Walker's 'Brain Washer'. Both are essentially the same version (the single, shown without a Part Number, and the 'Soul Session' album version). The single version Part 2 features extra sax and organ parts, not heard in either version used here, on this CD. A third screw-up seems to be in the song title used for track 2, shown on this CD as 'Hard-Headed Woman'. The vinyl disc (Harvey 111) shows 'Hard Hearted Woman', as per the song's lyrics.