cant remember the other side cos i dont play it but the big green side is ***jobelle and the orchestra de salsa-never gonna let you go- on jan records***![]()
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...... It's not too often that a 12" features two different artists on each side . This one from 1976 does that ... and carries it a step further ... two different labels !! I don't think I've seen it any other time ....(?)....... I'm sure one is a subsidiary of the other .. still ... they are labeled individually ...each having their own typefaces and label names .... I'll call the bigger song the "green " labeled side and the flip the "red" labeled side since they are colored that way .....
Know it ??:-? ??
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cant remember the other side cos i dont play it but the big green side is ***jobelle and the orchestra de salsa-never gonna let you go- on jan records***![]()
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:o :o wow ...that was fast !!! :o :o
and while I can't argue that your answer may be a correct one , DISCODISK .....
... It's not the one I'm after !!! :( :P ..... who knew there could be two answers!! ....... (you're more likely to play this one .... I think ) ....
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without looking for it im now guessing esther phillips magics in the air/boy i really tied one on backed with david mattherws you keep me hanging on difference in labels could be c.t.i/kudu
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more answers to this than I'd have thought, DISCODISK..... but that taint the one sitting by my turntable either .... :roll: :D
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Time to add a clue to this one ....
* The "red " side 's label ranked as the 19th disco record label for 1975
* The "green" side's label was # 4 for that year ....*:-?
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* Markeydefad
Well that is tres bizarro...but since ya gave me the answer...
#4= Do It Any Way You Wanna - People's Choice (TSOP)
#19= Doctor's Orders - Carol Douglas (Midland Intl.)
TSOP was in the Columbia/Epic family; Midland Intl. from the RCA family... how did they get released on the same 12"????
:-? :-? :-? :-? :-?
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Marky , Marky , Marky ..... " _____" (see song #76 for 1975) :P
The clue was that the red side was the #19th ranked LABEL for 1975 , and the green side was ranked @ #4 ......
So to jump ahead .... that means the red label is WAND
............................ and the green label is SCEPTOR
remember though ..... the 12" in question was released in 1976 .....
so what the heck was this happy bouncy record ( green side ) that I'm enjoying listening to right now ..... as I type this ...... ..... :-?
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Ooops. :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: the label ranked 4th & 19th...
Well, that's very different. Slap me and call me Emily Litella. :P
Wand & Sceptor were affliliated....so....uh, I'm thinking.
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OK , Marky ... no rush .... take your time ...
...............................................(ye s, that's a clue)
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Final Clue : :)
The "green" side is the green side in more ways than one ...............:-?
The "red" side is the red side ...... because that is the color of the label ....period ..........:D
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OK ............ I'm cashing this one in :
The twelve-inch in question is :
Red side : Wand label ........ "I GET LIFTED " by Sweet Music
Green Side: Scepter label .... "NICE AND SLOW " by Jessie Green
.................................................. .there oughta be prizes :P 8) .........
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