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Artist: Clarence Carter Label:   Gusto Country: USA Catalogue: GT4-2116 Date: 1981 Format: 7" Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community: 2 Own, 1 Wants Price Guide: Valuation Page »Search on eBay This is an affiliate link for which we may be compensated.

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Producer	Rating
A	Clarence Carter	Patches (I'm Depending On You)	General Johnson, R. Dunbar	Mark Mathis	10.0  Rate
B	Clarence Carter	Slip Away	Daniels, Terell	Mark Mathis	10.0  Rate

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stereotom 22nd Apr 2014		I think the two labels were related. Somehow Columbia (Sony) ended up with most of the recordings from both labels, but not necessarily all of them, even if they bought all of the copyrights (tapes always had a habit of disappearing from tape vaults or somehow ended up in wrong vaults through label acquisition).
RecordDragon 22nd Apr 2014		So Kama Sutra's bankruptcy auction came after its stint with Buddah?
stereotom 22nd Apr 2014		Rd, replying to your now edited comments: Beltone records, which released the Bobby Lewis record, was distributed by King. The Bobby Freeman tracks were recorded for King in 2-track stereo originally. Won't surprise me if they issued the Lovin' Spoonful tracks after the Kama Sutra label was sold at a bankruptcy auction. Before you ask, they weren't owned by MGM, only distributed by them. The Esquires 45's were distributed by Scepter.
RecordDragon 22nd Apr 2014		Previous comment edited below
stereotom 22nd Apr 2014		Record Dragon, please refer to my earlier comment. Most of the records you just posted contain King, Scepter or Wand releases, which (for the most part), Gusto owns...so they would have the originals on them.
RecordDragon 22nd Apr 2014		(Previous comment edited) I have several Gusto singles that contain the original recordings (non Scepter/Wand, save for two) GT4-2076 (B-side only)-Could Gusto have gotten the rights to this Beltone track? GT4-2115 (originals-strange for this label)-Could Gusto get the rights to the Kama Sutra label? GT4-2173 (stereo tracks)-Were these tracks recorded in stereo? GT4-2235 (original stereo recordings)-First time I ever heard these tracks in stereo. As far as "So Rare" goes, I'll take this reissue: 45-128
mojofilter 22nd Apr 2014		I have J.D.'s Boogie Woogie b/w So Rare by Jimmy Dorsey on Gusto, dubbed from another record, replete with its clicks and thumps. But I learned early on to stay away from records on this label because they weren't the original recordings.
stereotom 22nd Apr 2014		Generally the only originals you will find on gusto 45's are recordings that were first on King, Scepter or Wand records.
The_Vinyl_Junkie SUBS 22nd Apr 2014		Spot on PhilMH, I've never considered any of Gusto releases as original recordings.
PhilMH SUBS 22nd Apr 2014		Definitely not the original recordings, which were produced by Rick Hall at Fame Studios, and released on Atlantic; these are produced by Mark Mathis at Gusto Studios.
RecordDragon 22nd Apr 2014		Doubtful these are original recordings

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