ROCKFIRE FUNK EXPRESS Tri Color 7" Vinyl 45 Single Third Man Records Jack White
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Nov 21, 2013 Sold Date
Nov 14, 2013 Start Date
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RockFire Funk Express ?– People Save The World

Label: Third Man Records ?– TMR 194 Format: Vinyl, 7", Limited Edition, Tri-color 
Country: US Released: 30 May 2013 Genre: Funk / Soul Style:  

Tracklist

1 People Save The World 2 RockFire Funk Express

Notes

Limited edition tri-colored vinyl pressing. Includes jukebox tag and inner sleeve embossed with the Third Man logo. Only 150 copies on Tri-Color vinyl Sold ONLY at UHF Records in Royal Oak, Michigan on May 30, 2013

Recorded at United Sound Systems, Detroit, 1973 

David Hackney - guitars
Dannis Hackney - drums
Bobby Hackney - bass & vocals Record is Mint / Unplayed / New Sleeve / Cover is in Mint Condition. Included as an extra bonus is a Promo Postcard for the movie 'A Band Called Death'
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    Third Man Records is an independent record label founded by Jack White in Detroit, Michigan, in 2001. Third Man established its first physical location — a combination record store, performance venue, and headquarters for the label — in Nashville, Tennessee, in 2009.


    Jack White founded Third Man Records in Detroit, Michigan, in 2001. Third Man established its first physical location in Nashville, Tennessee on March 11, 2009. The Nashville location serves as a record store and a complete production office. It includes a recording studio, rehearsal stage, photo studio, darkroom, and storage facility for master recording tapes. To commemorate the event, White debuted his new project, The Dead Weather, performing a short set for the 150 invited guests.

    The label's name features the number three due to White's known fondness of it, as mentioned in several interviews. It refers to Carol Reed's The Third Man starring Joseph Cotten and Orson Welles. His old upholstering company was named Third Man Upholstery. White also refers to himself as a woman's "third man" in the song "Ball and Biscuit" on The White Stripes' album Elephant.

    All six studio albums of The White Stripes appear with the Third Man logo. Both albums of The Raconteurs (Broken Boy Soldiers and Consolers of the Lonely) carry the label's logo. For The Raconteurs' tour of the United Kingdom in October 2006, 1,000 live albums were pressed and sold for each show, all of which display a Third Man logo. Other artists under the Third Man label include The Dead Weather, Whirlwind Heat, Dan Sartain, and The Muldoons.


    In addition to pressing titles on regular black vinyl, some releases have been issued on colored and multicolor vinyl. Beginning with TMR-003, a limited edition handmade batch of 100 tri-colored 7" vinyl, in equal parts black, yellow, and white, were produced for exclusive distribution at Third Man's Nashville location. Beginning with TMR-009, an additional 50 tri-colored vinyl have been pressed for random distribution in Third Man mail orders. Certain single releases have been sold on tri-colored vinyl available at record stores in the artist's hometown instead of at the Nashville store. An additional 50 are still randomly distributed in mail orders.




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