Craig Smith
AKA Funkyplumber sent in a few thing here’s the first batch

Breezing

Keep Her Happy

Times Are Bad

Funky Rufe-Top

Do The Honest John
Craig Smith
AKA Funkyplumber sent in a few thing here’s the first batch

Breezing

Keep Her Happy

Times Are Bad

Funky Rufe-Top

Do The Honest John
Jesse Chairez sent this in
“Not the rarest record but very much under appreciated. I think its
from LA.”

Half-Way Loving

For the sake of completeness, there was also a crappy Lp of jazz standards by The Willie Welch Band on Mod-Art, cat #: M-42283. It sucks.

“Pass the Hatchet, Pts. 1 & 2″ by Roger & The Gypsies on London, albeit an Argentinian (or so I’m asuming, it came from Buenos Aires) pressing. Plays at 33 1/3 rather than 45 rpm. There’s a little guy in the lower corner of the other side of the sleeve as well …

“Pass the Hatchet, Pts. 1 & 2″ by Roger & The Gypsies on London, albeit an Argentinian (or so I’m asuming, it came from Buenos Aires) pressing. Plays at 33 1/3 rather than 45 rpm. There’s a little guy in the lower corner of the other side of the sleeve as well …

Here’s another funk flyer
L.A.
Every Saturday at Star Shoes bar with Miles, Egon and guests
Contibuted by Jesse Chairez
Dante Carfagna comes through with the Mod-Art Discography, and some interesting information.
Mod-Art
MA-600 Charles McCoy Jr. “Hey Girl/ Pt. 2″ 1973
MA-3002 Chuck Sibit “She’s Gone/ Pt. 2″ 1973
MA-1002 Newsounds “Bet You Never Thought About It/ Just One Time” 1974
MA-300 McKinley Mitchell “She’s Married Already/ Party Across the Hall” 1974
MA-501 Confidentials “Does He Really Love You/ Pt. 2″
MA-601 Eunice Collins “At The Hotel/ Pt. 2″ 1974
MA-1000 Chosen Few “Cut Me In/ We Are The Chosen Few” 1975
MA-1075 Class-Set “My Style/ Julie” 1975
MA-776 James Mann “What You Got/ I Got To Move” 1976
MA-76 Guitar Red “Share Your Love/ Fantasy” 1976
MA-39 Casey Jones “Bring The Sunshine In/ (Get Up Off Your) Rusty Dusty”
MA-1976 Guitar Red “Disco From A Space Show/ Hard Times”
MA-1977 Michael Quinn “Disco From A Space Show/ I’ll Let You Go” 1977
MALP-675 The Class-Set “My Style” LP 1975
MALP-1976 Guitar Red “Hard Times” LP 1976
Ultra-Class
MA-103 Dell Ingrid “Try It You’ll Like It Pt.1/ Pt. 2″ B-side by Sago & Sibit
MA-104 Classetts “You’re Gonna Need Me/ I’ve Got To Space” 1972
MA-500 Georgianna McCoy & Classetts “I Don’t Want Nobody Else/ I’ve Got To Space” 1973
MA-500 Classetts “I Don’t Want Nobody Else/ I’ve Got To Space” 1973
MA-1111 Classetts “I Don’t Want Nobody Else/ The Guys In Love With You” 1974
S-2001 Chuck Sibit “She’s Gone/ Hey Girl”
MA-2001 Chuck Sibit “She’s Gone/ Hey Girl” 1973
MA-2002 Chuck Sibit “No No Baby/ Out Of The Darkness”
The 45 of “My Style” by the Class-Set is pressed at the wrong speed. The only way to get the true mix of this track is on the LP. The Chosen Few 45 supposedly came out on the band’s own Few Inc. label initially, but I have never seen a copy. The McKinley Mitchell 45 also came out on the Bill Collin’s Black Beauty imprint. The Newsounds 45 originally came out on the Scorpion label, home of the Answers. The James Mann 45 first came out on the Soundtown label and is infinitely rarer in that form. Guitar Red’s 45 version of “Disco From A Space Show” is slightly different than the LP version, and Classetts lead singer Michael Quinn also offers a vocal version of the tune (with a cut from the Class-Set LP on the flip). The Confidentials 45 was originally on the Masterpiece label from Detroit and shows involvement from Jackie Harris of “Work Your Flapper” fame. It comes as an instrumental (with a good mix) under Earthly Upchurch’s name. The Casey Jones 45 also came out on the EPI label, credited to Casey Jones and the Firemen. The three versions of “She’s Gone” by label owner Chick Sibit all have drastically different mixes. The Georgianna McCoy version of “I’ve Got To Space” replaces the male lead with Georgianna’s female vocal, ditto the flip. I am aware of at least one other 45 on Mod-Art by Leon Farrell (of the Ghetto Sons on King James), but I have no hard details on that.
Dante
As seen here
My Orange Room-Clair
The Big Tom 45 from Beaver made me think of this obscurity. Originally found by the Mummy, traded to me, and then sold to Dave Monroe.

Sound clip later
Anybody have any info on U.S. Warren and The Genghis Pea? One of my favorite scores of 2004 is their (?) “Hard Headed Woman” 45 (Chytowns). It’s a hell of a track, to the point where somebody called me at work on behalf of some jungle/drum ‘n’ bass kid the next day after one of the almost too many times I’ve been spinning it recently to ask what it is. Also, if anyone knows of it, are there any others by them out there? Or anything like it? Thanks …