Ending Next Week
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Supersonics
Red Ash / Blue Bird
Treasure Isle : 2417 (45s)
Lead side is a strong "Skinhead" dance groove, blending potent percussion and wailing horns, peppered with ring the wailing before a wild keyboard break, cemented by a a skilled Trumpet intervention. A standout instrumental, full of all the right ingredients. Sultry Saxophone whines,
Flipside goes "vocal" but retains the urgent dance rhythms, wailing horns, whilst the sparse lyrics "Blue Birds Over" make an occasional appearance. A killer Tommy McCork keyboard break, again cemented by a skilled Trumpet intervention.
Two strong sides, the rare alternative #2417 matrix press
Condition Report
clean vinyl with just a few light hairlines revealed under direct light, light visual "misting" to the surface. Flipside vinyl is similar. label has light writing correcting the titles. (see scans)
Jackie Mittoo c/w Trevor Clarke
Hi Jack / Sufferation
Studio 1 : SO 3085 (45s)
Flip it over, for a 100% Trevor Clarke session , as he writes and arranges a vocal session with some background assistance from an uncredited group. For the year 1969 this is quite a lengthy session, fully 3.22 seconds of smooth vocals resounding off each other; as they ride the rhythms of dance, horn breaks, pulsating keyboard work become the perfect base for all this vocal activity. Good tune!
Two strong sides, one elusive disc.
Condition Report
Multiple light surface marks on botrh sides. A-side "Hi Jack" plays much better than the flip. Listen to the double soundfile lifted from this disc. Both labels have a red tinge on the white, but no writing, tears, stickers or h20 flake. See scans