Hi everibody, I'm looking for a copy of Marty Hill "Mr. Oracle Of Love "/ "Somebody" on Columbia.

A clean copy would be better but a strong VG good for djing would fit anyhow....

Thanks for lookin' L.

Also came out on UK Philips.

https://www.45cat.com/record/pb1116

Yeah put up a want for it on Philips about a year back, didn't get one.

  On 08/05/2012 at 12:26, Pete S said:

Yeah put up a want for it on Philips about a year back, didn't get one.

I was very lucky then cos I picked one up around September 2011.

Was originally after the 33rpm version on US Columbia but dropped lucky with the UK Philips copy instead.

Thought mine UK Philips had a push out centre, it is a stickered demo tho

  On 08/05/2012 at 12:46, Prophonics 2029 said:

Thought mine UK Philips had a push out centre, it is a stickered demo tho

Mine's solid centre like the link. Sure it wasn't too early for the push-out centre Tony?

They used to do black and white demos I think, around the time of this release, so am surprised to hear of the demo sticker.

Probably got my facts a bit out of date though?

  On 08/05/2012 at 13:06, denbo said:

Mine's solid centre like the link. Sure it wasn't too early for the push-out centre Tony?

They used to do black and white demos I think, around the time of this release, so am surprised to hear of the demo sticker.

Probably got my facts a bit out of date though?

I think they stopped the black and white demos in 1960-61 if thats any help.

I'd buy a Uk Philips if someone let it go...

  On 08/05/2012 at 13:08, Pete S said:

I think they stopped the black and white demos in 1960-61 if thats any help.

And as this UK Philips scan shows, it was a 1961 release, so just about right for Tony's demo sticker.

Popsike shows a cut out centre Dennis.

  On 08/05/2012 at 15:38, Prophonics 2029 said:

Popsike shows a cut out centre Dennis.

Would have been pressed as both solid and cut out though.

I think I'm right in saying though, that for that period, solid centres were more common. Would you not agree? So, it could be that the push-out centre types may be more rare?

Nitpicking I know, but it's all good fun.

Edited May 8, 201213 yr by denbo

  On 08/05/2012 at 17:04, denbo said:

I think I'm right in saying though, that for that period, solid centres were more common. Would you not agree? So, it could be that the push-out centre types may be more rare?

Nitpicking I know, but it's all good fun.

Bit hard to tell on a record like that which sold zilch, I'm not sure really, the later we go, the more common the push outs I think. Must check my Marty Wilde records!