Vinyl Album - Margie Joseph - Meet Margie Joseph / Margie Joseph Makes A New Impression - Volt

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Margie Joseph
Title:	Meet Margie Joseph / Margie Joseph Makes A New Impression
Label:	Volt
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	VOS-6012
Date:	23 Oct 1970
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	4 Own, 2 Want
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Margie Joseph	Monologue: Women Talk	Margie Joseph	Rate
A2	Margie Joseph	Stop In The Name Of Love	Holland, Dozier, Holland	Rate
A3	Margie Joseph	Punish Me	Darryl Carter, Fred Briggs	Rate
A4	Margie Joseph	Medicine Bend	Fred Briggs, Dave Butler	Rate
A5	Margie Joseph	Come Tomorrow	Darryl Carter, Fred Briggs	Rate
B1	Margie Joseph	Sweeter Tomorrow	Fred Briggs	Rate
B2	Margie Joseph	Same Thing	Margie Joseph	Rate
B3	Margie Joseph	How Beautiful The Rain	Marvell Thomas, Darryl Carter, Nancy Pratt	Rate
B4	Margie Joseph	I'm Fed Up	Darryl Carter	Rate
B5	Margie Joseph	Make Me Believe You'll Stay	John W. Anderson	Rate
B6	Margie Joseph	Temptation's About To Take Your Love	Fred Briggs	Rate

Notes

"Meet Margie Joseph" on blue labels / "Margie Joseph Makes A New Impression" on sleeve and yellow labels.

Produced by Darryl Carter and Fred Briggs / A Colsoul Production.
Arrangers: Dale Warren, Darryl Carter, Fred Briggs.
Engineers: Bobby Manuel, Larry Hamby, Jimmy Johnson, Ed Wolfrum.
Re-Mix Engineers: Ron Capone, Steve Smith.

Tracks Cut by Bar-Kays and Staff Musicians at Stax Records, Memphis,
and Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section at Muscle Shoals Sound Studio, Sheffield, Alabama.

Photography: Joel Brodsky.
Liner Notes: Larry McKinley (WYLD, New Orleans), Margie Joseph.
Art Direction: The Graffiteria / David Krieger.
Art Supervision: Herb Kole.

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"Monologue: Women Talk" is unnumbered in the label listing.
Track listing starts with A1 / "Stop In The Name Of Love".

Images

Number: 616038 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: cussincarryinon02 Description: Volt LP #6012 front cover	Number: 616039 Uploaded By: cussincarryinon02 Description: Volt LP #6012 back cover	Number: 616040 Uploaded By: cussincarryinon02 Description: Volt LP #6012 side one	Number: 616041 Uploaded By: cussincarryinon02 Description: Volt LP #6012 side two
Number: 616195 Uploaded By: PhilMH Edited By: cussincarryinon02 Description: Yellow label side 1	Number: 616196 Uploaded By: PhilMH Edited By: cussincarryinon02 Description: Yellow label side 2	Number: 616162 Uploaded By: cussincarryinon02 Description: Bob McGrath's Soul Discography, Vol II

Comments and Reviews


HIDEKI WATANABE 3rd May 2018		Track A3, B2, B4 Recorded at Muscle Shoals Sound Studios, Sheffield, Alabama MUSICIANS Eddie Hinton : Lead Guitar Jimmy Johnson : Rhythm Guitar David Hood : Bass Roger Hawkins : Drums Barry Beckett : Keyboards



HIDEKI WATANABE 19th Apr 2018		Produced by Fred Briggs & Darryl Carter, Tracks cut by The Bar-Kays and Staff Musicians at Stax Records, Memphis, Tennessee and.... Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section at Muscle Shoals Sound Studio, Sheffield, Alabama. Engineer : Bobby Manuel, Ed Wolfrum, Jimmy Johnson, Larry Hamby Remix Engineer : Ron Capone, Steve Smith Arranged by Dale Warren, Darryl Carter, Fred Briggs italic : Muscle Shoals Re: Mixing Engineer : Steve Smith is member of Smith Perkins Smith Later, producer of Robert Palmer's "Sneakin' Sally Through The Alley" album and etc.



PhilMH 10th Dec 2014		Thanks Marco, they look much better now.



cussincarryinon02 10th Dec 2014		Hi Phil, thanks so much for the label scans! I changed the LP title from "Makes A New Impression" to "Margie Joseph Makes A New Impression" acc. to label print. And I "upped" the yellow of your label scans .. they now look bright like the standard old Volt labels; I guess yours should look just like that. (In case they don't, I still can edit the scans and make them less bright). Anyhow, thx again.



PhilMH 9th Dec 2014		I've just noticed that the BSN page says Monarch in Louisiana instead of Los Angeles, confusing LA. and L.A.



PhilMH 9th Dec 2014		Yellow labels now added, though they look a bit "mustardy" when scanned, they are actually a brighter yellow than this.



cussincarryinon02 9th Dec 2014		P.S. The cover of Margie's LP has been used for the second volume of Bob McGrath's Soul Discography (Eyeball Productions), see image 616162.



cussincarryinon02 9th Dec 2014		Thanks Phil, would love to see a scan of your labels here! As for the labels, we know that the blue ones were used for the 6000s series, supplanting the preceding yellow ones, but several 6000s issues still have yellow labels - e.g. VOS-6006 and as late as 1971 VOS-6016 ! I am not sure, though, that this was merely a mistake by the Monarch pressing plant (as stated on the bsnpubs website and elsewhere) because they should have noticed that by 1971? As for Margie's first LP, I never understood why her debut album got the title "Makes A New Impression", since this insinuates, at least to my understanding, that she already made an impression before that. Well she did, but not on LP. Instead, "Meet Margie Joseph" does make good sense for a debut album. If anything it sounds pretty conventional, the nice initial alliteration notwithstanding. So the obvious guess here is that the LP was first meant to be entitled "Meet Margie Joseph", and even the new blue labels had been printed to that effect. Then somebody changed his mind and came up with "Makes A New Impression" as we find it on the front and back cover of Volt #6012. Irony of sorts that the new title was then printed by Monarch on the old yellow labels! Btw, I checked Bowman's and Gordon's Histories of Stax Records but there is nothing helpful regarding Margie Joseph's LPs. Oh yes, lest I forget, looking on ebay etc over the past years the blue labels "Meet M.J." seem to be more common than the yellow ones.



PhilMH 9th Dec 2014		I never knew about that earlier title! My copy has the second title (Makes A New Impression) on what look like Atlantic-era yellow Volt labels, pressed by Monarch I think (if that's the meaning of the joined-together MR in a circle showing in the deadwax). P.S. same as the labels on PHASE II,which I never had on LP.