My question should have been more specific I guess.
I wanted to know if it is fair to say that all Aires releases have some kind of Wackies connection.
I think from what I have read most releases do have such a connection (produced by/distributed by), except a few.
Lost Shoe wrote:Reading the above postings again I realise that you was already talking about two different labels. I don't know about Aries and I thought you meant an UK Aires version.
Lol allot of miscommunication because I wrote also Aries and not Aires earlier on.
But I think your right Iam also not aware of an UK Aires. Only in the 90 there were some wackies LP's re-released in the UK. Before the German basicchannel releases.
j j wrote:Thanks for the youtube link Siegi, fantastic tune. Wish this kind of stuff was reissued.
j j
No problem j j yes all collectors should reissue zsome of their tunes. may be I do that in the future but I donnot have the rights that is what is holding me back.
Roots Archives wrote:My question should have been more specific I guess.
I wanted to know if it is fair to say that all Aires releases have some kind of Wackies connection.
I think from what I have read most releases do have such a connection (produced by/distributed by), except a few.
Yes, I think it's safe to say that all Aires releases are somehow linked to Lloyd Barnes as he seems to be kind of founder/owner/mastermind of the Aires label. As Siegi already said that does not mean Barnes was involved in the recording or producing process.
By the way I can't await the first visible results of your discography. The LP History is not too difficult, I guess. At least all existing records, even the more obscure labels, should be known. I think I have them all up to 1982 or so. But a huge goal are the 45s. I had or may still have labels I never seen otherwise. But ok, I'm not a 45 expert.
i am thinking of listing other US, CA and even some UK labels as well, like Summer Records, CC, Wimpex and Rockers. Some releases on said labels have such a similarity to the Wackies sound, it makes one wonder what the connection is, if any.
Other recordings like Wiss' "Equal Rights" on his Mr Sunshine album sound a lot like Wackies as well. In this case, I think the song was recorded at HC&F Studios, another New York studio.