Unreleased '70s recordings popped up! [message #4425] |
Mon, 03 January 2011 18:58  |
timo
Messages: 537 Registered: July 2004
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I just learned that there are more mid '70s recordings than the two released this far on Mainstream. Some are instrumentals by Richard's band, but also, some have his voice on them!
Tunes:
- Try To Help Your Brother
- Iron Horse
- People Don't Care
- Good Good Girl
- You Make Me So Very Happy
- Treat Her Like A Lady
- Latin X
- Give Me Power
- Funk Proof
- Rhythm Rock
- Reach Out And Help Your Brother
There's even a possibility it won't take forever for these to be released on a CD. I'll post more information when I get it.
Timo
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Re: Unreleased '70s recordings popped up! [message #4426 is a reply to message #4425] |
Mon, 03 January 2011 19:54   |
olaf
Messages: 44 Registered: March 2009 Location: Germany
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Great news, Timo!
I am sure that there will come some questions the next time + many things to discuss!?!
A CD??
Oooh...
Best regards + all the best to all of you throughout the new year!
Olaf
Kind regards, Olaf
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Re: Unreleased '70s recordings popped up! [message #4441 is a reply to message #4425] |
Tue, 18 January 2011 19:04   |
timo
Messages: 537 Registered: July 2004
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Information dripping in. The guy with the recordings was under the impression Richard is the singer on Treat Her Like A Lady, so, it's probable he's mistaken with the rest of the vocals, too. In this case we're left with the possible first official CD release of Try To Help Your Brother and some previously unreleased stuff by the LR band. Not bad, but not as good as expected.
Timo
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Re: Unreleased '70s recordings popped up! [message #4517 is a reply to message #4505] |
Sun, 13 March 2011 10:52   |
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Beau Z. wrote on Sun, 27 February 2011 14:12Any news? Wonder if the releasing Label is known? Thanks.
Beau
The Mainstream label is generally available for license to release. Which company gets to put them out first remains to be seen.
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