Latest Updates - Ike And Tina Turner

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Comment by JoeCam1957:

Many thanks, new to this site and learning how it works.
That was one of many mysteries/questions I have regarding my Turner Collection.
Perhaps I'll find the answers here.
Thanks Again.

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Comment by PhilMH:

I'm not sure about "normal", but looking in Discogs, there seem to be a few, especially on the later UA "sunburst" label for Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Vikki Carr, and others. Perhaps at some point they ran out of (or destroyed?) Liberty label blanks and just pressed any further copies on UA as needed.

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Comment by JoeCam1957:

I understand most of what your saying, but when U/A acquired Liberty records was it normal for United Artists to take a recording on Liberty Records and press additional recordings and use their U/A company label on a other wise Liberty record label?

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Comment by PhilMH:

United Artists shut down the Liberty label in 1971, and the artist roster and catalogue was transferred to United Artists.

But wait, there's more - after EMI bought United Artists Records in the late 70s, they were no longer able to use the United Artists name, so Liberty was revived! In the last decade or so, Liberty was again phased out, and the catalogue is now with Capitol Records (ditto for the Aladdin, Imperial and Minit labels, all previously under UA's control).

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Comment by JoeCam1957:

What is the difference or reason for the Blue Thumb label being black or white?

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Comment by JoeCam1957:

Need help , I have 3 copies on the LP on Liberty with 3 different label print/layout.
And a 4th copy ( with the matrix # on the jacket. Label, and dead vinyl) but it's on a UnitedArtists Record Label.

How is this possible?

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Comment by arjayvee:

Back cover states "Featuring The Ikettes Plus The Kings Of Rhythm" -- And indeed, the Ikettes are featured on 3 tracks (A3, B1, B2) and two tracks are instrumentals (B3, B4).

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Comment by Bgray1:

Added another label variant images.

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Comment by mleg56:

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Comment by mleg56:

notes:
Ike & Tina Turner Revue Live is the first live album by
Ike & Tina Turner released on Kent Records in 1964.
The Ike & Tina Turner Revue was formed in 1960
in St. Louis by songwriter, musician, and bandleader Ike Turner
The Revue had already built a reputation as "one of the most
potent live acts on the R&B circuit," so for their first, and the
only Kent album they recorded a live album.


Recorded 1964
Venue Club Imperial (St. Louis, MO), Harlem Club (St. Louis, MO)
live recording at Club imperial and Harlem club
in St Louis Missouri

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Comment by mleg56:

[YouTube Video]

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Comment by mleg56:

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Comment by RockOla:

Reissue record with matrix/runout no. from the Netherland record-5C 062-98731-
Cover, label and info added

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Comment by edlongus SUBS:

Cover scans and label scans added.