Vinyl Album - The Rare Earth - Get Ready - Rare Earth

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Rare Earth
Title:	Get Ready
Label:	Rare Earth
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	RS 507 / S 507
Date:	Oct 1969
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	21 Own, 1 Wants
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Rare Earth	Magic Key	K. Folcik, G. Bridges	7.0 Rate
A2	The Rare Earth	Tobacco Road	John Loudermilk	7.0 Rate
A3	The Rare Earth	Feelin' Alright	Dave Mason	7.0 Rate
A4	The Rare Earth	In Bed	T. Baird, W. Henderson, L. Henderson	Rate
A5	The Rare Earth	Train To Nowhere	C. Youlden, K. Simmonds	Rate
B1	The Rare Earth	Get Ready	William Robinson	9.5 Rate

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BB Nov 1, 1969

Produced by: Rare Earth

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mleg56 15th Jun 2024		notes: Rare Earth is an American rock band from Detroit, Michigan. According to Louder, "Rare Earth's music straddles genres and defies categorisation, slipping seamlessly between the two seemingly disparate worlds of classic rock and R&B." The band was signed to Motown's subsidiary label Rare Earth. Although not the first white band signed to Motown, Rare Earth was the first successful act signed by Motown that consisted only of white members. Crédits John Persh – vocals, bass guitar, trombone Pete Rivera – vocals, drums Rod Richards – vocals, guitar Kenny James – vocals, organ, electric piano Gil Bridges – vocals, saxophone, tambourine Recorded July 3-17, 1969 Hitsville U.S.A., Détroit Producer – Rare Earth



mleg56 15th Jun 2024



whitewhale1965 28th Oct 2023		Liner Notes by John Small, WKNR-FM, Detroit



thewillismon ● 19th Oct 2021		Track A3



edlongus SUBS 11th May 2020		Label variant scans added.



PhilMH 28th Aug 2018		I'll vary that question - how can this be from June 1970 when it entered Billboard's album chart in December 1969? Answer: this site isn't Discogs, so we don't give different release dates to variant pressings with the same label and catalogue number; we use the first issue date.



Break-In Master 28th Aug 2018		How can this be from Aug `69 when my copy has the date 6/22/70 etched into both sides? X4RS-4314 / 4315



Vinylville 16th Apr 2017		How's that? I took the liberty of editing TheDroid's die-cut cover images. I too use paint.net. I used the Magic Wand to select areas I want removed from the image. I then use the Tolerance bar to adjust the sensitivity of the Magic Wand and better pinpoint what I want removed, then hit the Delete key. You'll then see the checkered canvas behind. I them zoom in to select and delete small remnants, to clean up the left over bits the Magic Wand did not select.



TheDroid 16th Apr 2017		Thank you Both! It looks very good, I just wish my copy was in better condition. Have a wonderful Easter. The labels still need to be shuffled.



Magic Marmalade 16th Apr 2017		That looks good HM. ...I was dabbling in Windows Gallery yestreday, and tried the "touch up" tool there for the first time in ages (they often refit, or update pieces of programmes without you noticing)... usually I use the "clone" tool in another prog to remove little blobs etc., but this, apparently revised feature only requires you to draw out a little square around the imperfection, and it takes care of it... very simple. ...it might be an easy way to mop up the little black bits that remain. (I'm on my lappy at the mo, so can't do it myself right now).



Hawkmarty SUBS 16th Apr 2017		Done that for you TheDroid, exactly as MM suggested. The facts that you scan with a black background and that there is no black on the edge of the sleeve does make it much easier to replace the bits not wanted, It's not perfect but it looks OK.



Magic Marmalade 15th Apr 2017		...or an even simpler suggestion: use the "fill area" thingy (little spilling paint bucket), select white, and drop it into the black bits. (it shouldn't run into the cover I shouldn't have thought :)



TheDroid 15th Apr 2017		Thanks for the suggestion M.M., Someone "fixed" one of these for me some time ago and said they "turned off the background" (at least I think that was their comment). I use Paint and could not find how to do that on my version of Paint. Droid



Magic Marmalade 15th Apr 2017		You could try making a copy of the cover, so you have two of them... cutting one in half, so only the lower portion - to the bottom - remains as a rectangle, then doing a circular "label crop" on the other copy, so it follows the rounded top, albeit removing the bottom corners... ... then stitch the top, round piece over the lower, rectangular piece... or just dropping the top image on to the lower piece, so they match, then saving the image as a whole. (I'd have a go myself, but don't want to take liberties with your image scan, in case it doesn't work out)



TheDroid 15th Apr 2017		Added die cut round top cover version. I don't know how to get rid of the black background that is at the top, open to anyone's assistance! Also added original white with orange label and a fourth label variant.



checkm8 5th Sep 2015		added cover and label variant images (catalog number RS 507)

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