How rare are these tracks?

**mixtape** · June 3rd, 2006, 11:39 PM

Just curious, how rare exactly are these tracks on 12" ?

Delegation - Heartache Nr. 9
Sonny Jenkins and the New York Potpourri Strings - That Friday Pay (12")
Rainbow Team - My Darling
Breakwater - Work It Out ?

**Spellbound** · June 3rd, 2006, 11:51 PM

Depends on where you live and who is trading in or selling their record collections.

**maarten** · June 3rd, 2006, 11:59 PM

Originally Written by mixtape

Just curious, how rare exactly are these tracks on 12" ?

Delegation - Heartache Nr. 9
Sonny Jenkins and the New York Potpourri Strings - That Friday Pay (12")
Rainbow Team - My Darling
Breakwater - Work It Out ?

if you rate rare as in can you easily find them, then Delegation is not very rare. GEMM lists many copies starting from around $ 5. Rainbow Team's "My darling" is going for more: $25. Breakwater's "Work it out" is probably really sought after because the 12" goes between $85 and $ 125.

GEMM does not list Sonny Jenkins, and I have never heard of that track either, so it must be either really obscure or rare :-)

If you use a different judgement, like can you get these tracks on CD today, then the answer is yes to all three I also found on GEMM. I am sure Bernie can provide the appropriate links.

Rare is in the eye of the beholder :-)

**Spellbound** · June 4th, 2006, 12:04 AM

GOODY MUSIC?

Are there any PETER JACQUES BAND live performances on dvd or vhs floating around somewhere?

**maarten** · June 4th, 2006, 12:09 AM

I am not aware of any Peter Jacques Band live performances. I would be suprised if there were any at all, the band did not as such exist!

It was, like almost all Jacques Fred Petrus productions, a studio collective made up of Italian and NY based session musicians. When a band was successful, he fronted them with either some real singers, or some good looking models. Or both.

The exceptions were Change, and BB&Q Band, although the composition even of these groups changed with almost each album release.

If there ARE however some vids floating around I, too, would be very interested to see them :-)

**K-Bee** · June 6th, 2006, 01:15 AM

The Sonny Jenkins was included on Joey Negro's "Kings Of Disco" 3cd compilation released in 2004 (I think). Every decent record shop should have that one. The vinyl may be another story though.

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