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At least you get more than the title description promises. Those "things" are not little imo.
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Yes, it's the same with my copy. Sticks for a couple of rounds and the jumps to the next position where it jumps again.
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This US version is sung in English instead of German. Backing tracks and lengths are exactly the same.
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Totally easy listening but very good at that. In my book easy listening is not a sell out, just a different art form that has to be measured with different stick from jazz. Just my 2 cents.
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This is not Little Joe (Ranking) but Big Joe. Comparison with known Big Joe tracks will help. They're distinct artists.
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This Crazy Joe 7" is exactly the same version marked as a Bunny Lee production elsewhere. Joe Gibbs used to distribute Bunny Lee's music - I guess that would explain why same music has two different producers.
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There's a polarization/inverted phase error, pressed on the record. A temporary fix is to reverse the + and - cables of the other speaker (doesn't matter which one) and you'll get sound how it's supposed to sound. Or record it as digital file and...
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The copy I submitted years ago is surely an original: https://www.discogs.com/Anthony-Rocky-Ellis-Double-Minded-Man/release/3461634
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This is the first ever stereo record made in Finland.
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The untitled track A6 carries the melody line from Bobby Capó's 'Piel Canela' (Not the first verses but the refrain: "Me importas tú, y tú, y tú, y solamente tú, y tú, y tú, me importas tú, y tú, y tú, y nadie mas que tú. Ojos negros, piel canela que...
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This is not entirely an Ack van Rooyen album since majority of the tracks doesn't feature the trumpeter at all. An unknown clarinetist and saxophonist play most of the tracks. (OK, unless Ack played the sax and clarinet as well, I can't comment on that).
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Please note: Stereo on this French issue is a simulated stereo, the original mono source tampered with, not a genuine stereo recording.
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