RARE Kingsport ? Garage The Sound Track " Face The New Day /..." ACTION 101 1968

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The Sound Track " Face The New Day / People Say " ACTION 101  1968. Rare garage from a group originally from Kingsport, TN I believe. This was their second single. There first was on the Trail label "I See The Light". See more info about the group below. The record has scattered scratches and scuffs on both sides. Nothing really bad. A couple can barely be felt. It plays with some background "crackling" in the quiet areas but the voices and instruments still come through reasonably well. Some wear and ring wear on the labels. A name is written on the A side label. Buyer pays Priority shipping to be determined by your ZIP. Or I will mail it by Media Mail if you wish. Foreign to be determined.. On some items, tracking information is REQUIRED, especially on foreign items paid for with PayPal. I reserve the right to refuse payments byPayPal to certain countries or individuals. Please email me if you have any questions about any of the above. International Buyers – Please Note: Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included and are the responsibility of the buyer. Returns accepted only for lost or seriously damaged items.  THE SOUND TRACK:   "The Sound Track are another unknown group, probably from the area around Kingsport, Tennessee, more than four hours east of Nashville. Their first single has two cover songs, including one of the best versions of the Music Explosion’s “I See the Light” (E. Chiprut) b/w “Groovin’”. It came out on Trail Records TSRC-1706 in November 1967. It’s a Rite pressing, #20781/2, account #400. Over a year later the Sound Track put out their second single, this time featuring two band originals. “Face the New Day” has distorted guitar riffs repeating throughout, and solid backing of organ, bass and drums. It sounds almost like an English freakbeat track. Ron Allgood and Jerry Melton wrote the song, they were probably members of the band. The flip “People Say” is also good, and the composer credits give six names, probably most of the band: Ron Allgood, Jerry Melton, T. Melton, Layton Bentley, Kim Dillard and B. Richmond. Copyright records give B. Richmond’s full name as Randy Richmond. The release came on Action 101, with the codes WS 1000 and PRP 7731/2.The Sound Track went to Nashville to make their Action single. It was produced by Hoss Linneman and Al Gore, two country musicians with many recording credits to their names. Washington Square Music, BMI published both songs. "