Anybody Have A Year Fro These

[Hammersoul]

Does anybody know when these were released?Nothing on label:::

Be my baby-Azel Taylor on Thunder 12".

(Tried asking on another forum,didn`t get any joy so let`s see how we do on here)

It wasn`t a lie/Lover man-Topaz on Toxsan 7".

Operator-Toby King on Deesu records 7".

(It`s on another label:Cotton,dunno which label came out first)

Crying-Darryl Carter on Perception 7".

A-side is:Never forget where you came from.

I`ll just walk away/i wish-Delilah Moore on Money 7".

Clock is ticking

Edited April 1, 2011 by Hammersoul

[Paul McKay]

Does anybody know when these were released?Nothing on label:::

I`ll just walk away/i wish-Delilah Moore on Money 7".

Clock is ticking

1973

[Mister Fish]

Toby King 72/73

Darryl Carter 1971

[Smudger]

Azel Taylor is 1988 and it is just "Be baby"

Edited April 1, 2011 by smudger

[NEV]

Does anybody know when these were released?Nothing on label:::

Be my baby-Azel Taylor on Thunder 12".

(Tried asking on another forum,didn`t get any joy so let`s see how we do on here)

It wasn`t a lie/Lover man-Topaz on Toxsan 7".

Operator-Toby King on Deesu records 7".

(It`s on another label:Cotton,dunno which label came out first)

Crying-Darryl Carter on Perception 7".

A-side is:Never forget where you came from.

I`ll just walk away/i wish-Delilah Moore on Money 7".

Clock is ticking

Heyup Wayne.........does it matter or have you suddenly turned into a GEEK!

Worst thought .....your gonna turn into a smash and nicey dj and start talking up the records as and when you spin em

[John Reed]

Azel Taylor is 1988 and it is just "Be baby"

Are you completly sure on this, as i think it might be later and I cant remember it being reviewed or played at that time. The the earliest i saw it was on sales lists by Record Corner where i was a regular visitor. There were also Record Corner and John Doe adverts for it in issue 17 of voices which was in 1991. It was also in the last batch of new release 12"s I bought before I gave up buying the last time and that was early 1992. Maybe it was recorded earlier and was only availiable to a select few before more were found and made more available?

Edited April 1, 2011 by John Reed

[Hammersoul]

1973

Good to see you were first out of the stocks

Ok guys well done,i`ll give you all a pass+ for that .

Just need to know year for this: It wasn`t a lie/Lover man-Topaz on Toxsan 7".

[Hammersoul]

Heyup Wayne.........does it matter or have you suddenly turned into a GEEK!

Worst thought .....your gonna turn into a smash and nicey dj and start talking up the records as and when you spin em

Hi Nev...

Yes it does seem that way .I always said i`d stop buying records if i became that .

To be honest i`m trying to slow down buying so thought i`d give meself a project to take me mind off buying,,,It`s not working

Hope your well fella.

[Hammersoul]

Are you completly sure on this, as i think it might be later and I cant remember it being reviewed or played at that time. The the earliest i saw it was on sales lists by Record Corner where i was a regular visitor. There were also Record Corner and John Doe adverts for it in issue 17 of voices which was in 1991. It was also in the last batch of new release 12"s I bought before I gave up buying the last time and that was early 1992. Maybe it was recorded earlier and was only availiable to a select few before more were found and made more available?

Maybe some of the dealers can verify this John,i must admit i thought it sounded early 90`s but has that late 80`s sound has well.I had Dave Thorley down for the answer on this one

[Jaco]

Good to see you were first out of the stocks

Ok guys well done,i`ll give you all a pass+ for that .

Just need to know year for this: It wasn`t a lie/Lover man-Topaz on Toxsan 7".

1970 for Topaz per R & B Indies.

[Smudger]

John Reed wrote

Are you completly sure on this, as i think it might be later and I cant remember it being reviewed or played at that time. The the earliest i saw it was on sales lists by Record Corner where i was a regular visitor. There were also Record Corner and John Doe adverts for it in issue 17 of voices which was in 1991. It was also in the last batch of new release 12"s I bought before I gave up buying the last time and that was early 1992. Maybe it was recorded earlier and was only availiable to a select few before more were found and made more available?

Not completely sure but my copy is on a gold 12" (which i can't get my hands on without going thru loads of boxes) i think i've seen it also on red copy but 1988 comes to mind that's all.