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This seems pretty crazy. Sounds like a $250 record and noisy...

I didn't get much for garage or records that most of you would be chasing. I did have a killer year for adding some Ohio rarities For Ohio records I got: Round Up Boys - Rock and Roll Baby (Hark) fabulous rockabilly on the same label as the Strawberry Social record. This one is rare, possibly...

There has been a lot of digging done about them. This is an excellent summary although the list of labels is not complete. There was also a story about them in Ugly Things along with a story about the bizarre tax scam label 'star' Steve Drake. https://shit-fi.com/interviews/AaronMilenski In...

This story has a lot of details, they also use the Sounds Unlimited phrase here

According to another newspaper story from the time, the 3 kids in the End Result were 10 to 14 years old, so the kid vocals are real. Not the band in the OP pic

This is a sought after record for the weirdness factor. The lyrics seem to be a Christian perspective saying that intellectually disabled or autistic people are children of the Devil. I found one a dollar box at a record show and two of my collector buddies were going nuts over it

there aren't enough active viewers of this forum to make these yearly finds lists what they used to be. The best record I bought in 2023 was Jimmie Bo Horn(e) - I Can't Speak. not cheap, but much less than the $6k to $10K that its (allegedly) sold for in the past couple years. For garage 45s...

We all know Major Lance, as his star was fading he recorded this with a different production team, it was not a hit but it's one of his best

In the wake of the Jimmy Seals post, this is the best record to my ears in 'no soul artists make soul records'. The record was advertised in the trades as Anka adopting the Detroit sound

Mark and the band were influenced by the Animals.

I liked that one enough to keep when I got in a collection buy from a distributor. Part of that window of time when Dolly Parton, Ronnie Milsap, and others were recording with pop producers and directed to the top-40 teen market.

I've already commented on this band.....to refresh, we had a full story and pics as part of a planned comp with all the songs from Musicol master tape. The band also had a reunion some years ago and created a web page with more pics. I haven't posted it on BB as I had other higher priority...

These are a few of the loudest and hardest I would play back when the DJ dance nights I played were going strong (I stopped club DJing a few years ago) Not many can top the Wicked Pickett but this blows away the WP version Buffalo's Jimmie Raye made a few good records, this one sounds amazing...

You all know the Purple Hearts version....in case you didn't know this is the original recording. I don't hear this as a soul record but since collectors (re)write history, it's been appropriated by the northern soul/club DJ as soul