CD Album - Various Artists - Detroit (Rare Tracks From) Vol. 1 - Bar

CD Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	Detroit (Rare Tracks From) Vol. 1
Label:	Bar
Country:	Belgium
Date:	1994
Catalogue:	CD BAR 125
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Format:	CD Album
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	Bob Kayli	Tie Me Tight	Kayli	Rate
02	Jimmy Ruffin	Don't Feel Sorry For Me	Ruffin	Rate
03	LaBrenda Ben	Chaperone	Fowler	Rate
04	Eddie Holland	A Little Bit Of Lovin	Dozier, Cosby, Holland	Rate
05	Kim Weston	Absent Minded Lover	Carter	Rate
06	Satintones	Tomorrow And Always	Bateman, King	Rate
07	The Monitors [Motown]	Cry	Williams	Rate
08	Velvelettes	There He Goes	Stevenson	Rate
09	Hank And Carol Diamond	Exodus	Boone, Gold	Rate
10	Bunny Paul	We're Only Young Once	Paul, Valvano	Rate
11	Gino Washington	Puppet On A String	Davis	Rate
12	Linda Griner	Goodbye Cruel World	Robinson	Rate
13	Vells	You'll Never Cherish A Love So True	Gordy	Rate
14	Mike And The Modifiers	I've Got To Find Myself A Brand New Baby	Johnson	Rate
15	Edwin Starr	Scotts On Swingers	Hamilton, Morris, Hatcher	Rate
16	Miracles	Father Dear	Carlo, Gordy	Rate
17	Frank Wilson	Do I Love You?	Wilson	Rate
18	Earl Van Dyke	All For You	Cosby, Hunter, Stevenson	Rate
19	Connie Van Dyke	Oh! Freddy	Robinson	Rate
20	Carolyn Crawford	When Someone's Good To You	Gordy	Rate

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"A Collection of previously unreleased and hard-to-find items for Motortown Collectors".
"Out of Copyright" Motown recordings.

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TheJudge 6th Jun 2020		Agreed. BAR was, though, a subsidiary of Marginal. I've changed this release to 'BAR' and 'BAR' to Belgium.



leonard 6th Jun 2020		Why is this listed as being on the Marginal label while the back clearly says Bar Records. There are also two records on the Bar label as unknown country. I thinks these belong together...



RogerFoster 18th Oct 2015		I think that is exactly what happened PhilMH. As I recall the situation, retailers like HMV argued that if something was legally on sale in one EU country then according to the provisions of the Maastricht Treaty etc. then it was legal elsewhere. What eventually happened was that Belgium changed their copyright law to fall into line with the 50 year rule (I think a couple of other EU countries had 25 years as well and also changed).



PhilMH 18th Oct 2015		What is the legal situation if recordings are out of copyright in one country, but retailed in another country where they are still subject to copyright? As I understand it, the UK's copyright limit at the time was 50 years, so if HMV and other retailers were selling this, and it came to the attention of PolyGram (Motown's then owner) and the BPI, then I would think - and hope - that serious questions would have been asked.



RogerFoster 17th Oct 2015		Interesting observation TopPopper. When I bought this CD (at the HMV Megastore at Oxford Circus, London) there were five or six other volumes of "Detroit Rare Tracks", all featuring similar artwork, in the racks. I wonder if the downfall of Marginal was caused more by them "borrowing" the visual artwork, rather than by them using "out of copyright" audio material. I have a Marginal CD by Chris Clark which has a cover virtually identical to the original Motown "Soul Sounds" LP, an Elgins/Monitors compilation that uses artwork blatantly similar to the Elgins "Darling Baby" LP and a collection of "Detroit Instrumentals" that uses the Earl Van Dyke "That Motown Sound" cover.



TopPopper 17th Oct 2015		Here's where the cover artwork originated.



RogerFoster 17th Oct 2015		Well PhilMH .. my understanding is that at the time these Marginal CDs were released Belgium had a copyright term of 25 years, which would have made them "out of copyright" in Belgium.



PhilMH 17th Oct 2015		I don't think that these recordings were out of copyright in 1994. In fact, I understand that the legal authorities caught up with this label's owner, leading him to take his own life to avoid prosecution for copyright infringement..



RogerFoster 17th Oct 2015		Edwin Starr's "Scotts On Swingers" was a reworking of his big hit "S.O.S. (Stop Her On Sight)" specially produced for Detroit-Region radio personality Scott Regan. .....

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