THE FOUR JUST MEN- THATS MY BABY 11/07/1965 EMI-DISC ACETATE EX 45?VERY RARE?
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JUST FOUR MEN- THAT'S MY BABY (UK PARLAPHONE R5208), (2m40s) 11/02/65 THIS IS AN EMI DISC ACETATE PART OF A COLLECTION FROM RADIO LUXEMBOURG THIS IS
EX+ PLAYS EXTREMELY WELL NO CLICKS,POPS OR BACKGROUND NOISE A FEW VERY VERY LIGHT MARKS. THE SOUND ENGINEER ON THIS ONE IS GE GEORGE EMRICK THIS IS A GEORGE MARTIN PRODUCTION
THIS IS VERY RARE WITH THERE BEING ONLY 3 OR 4 COPIES MADE
THE ISSUE IS ALSO RARE AND WAS RELEASED TWICE ON PARLAPHONE
The band were Four Just Men and released 'thats my baby' on Parlaphone R5186 then withdrawn due to the fact that there was a band with this name and they threatened a court injunction, so they released it again under there new name and cat no R5206
Just Four Men were a slightly above-average Merseybeat group that made a couple of fair, but not great, singles for Parlophone in 1964-65. They are mostly notable for having evolved into the curiously named .Wimple Winch, one of the few Liverpool bands to make the transition from Merseybeat to interesting mod and psychedelic music. Originally called the Silhouettes, and then Dee Fenton & the Silhouettes, and then the Four Just Men, they changed their name to the odder Just Four Men. This was at the suggestion of EMI, who were being threatened with a court injunction from another band calling themselves Four Just Men
It is possible that the name of the band came from a UK 1959 series of the same name?'
THIS IS THE SAME COPY THAT WAS LISTED 2 WEEKS AGO BUT THE BUYER DID NOT PAY SO ORDER WAS CANCELLED I HAVE INCLUDED MORE INFO AS TO THE PROVINCE OF THIS RARE COPY FROM RADIO LUXEMBOURG
I WILL ONLY EXCEPT SERIOUS OFFERS BOTH THE ISSUES BOOK AT £80+ YOU ARE BIDING ON A RARE 60s MERSEYBEAT/MOD ACETATE AND WILL NEVER SEE A COPY AGAIN
GOOD LUCK
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