UK LABELS BLOGSITE

[Pete S]

Updated my UK record labels blogsite, go have a look and be astounded!

 

New additions including:

TAMMY ST JOHN

TOM JONES

GARNET MIMMS

LONG JOHN BALDRY

LITTLE ANTHONY & THE IMPERIALS

MARY LOVE

BETTY LAVETTE

THE ASTORS

JO ANN CAMPBELL

JIMMY JAMES & THE VAGABONDS

WILSON PICKETT

CHARLIE RICH

JAMES CARR

APRIL STEVENS

CHUCK JACKSON

 

https://lostvinylgemsofthe60s.blogspot.co.uk/

[dthedrug]

NICE ONE PETE,..As you can imagine I have many of the 45s, either as issue or demo, however I must say, some of the 45s are old WIGAN POP STOMPERS, and I would not want or go out my way for,

Again I urge all those who don't know a tune to play them and educate yourself to what collecting UK is all about  recommended is the classic little  Jerry Williams CP double sider, your write up on "you ready now" however the white 2nd issue Demo looks good and just as rare.

Well done Soul Brother, Keep on Keeping on PETE,   PS nice REGGAE 45s some rare bits in there if you know what to look for,      RESPECT 

[Pete S]

It's not all about Northern though Dave I just like to keep a momento of all the interesting British records that pass through my hands so there's all sorts on there

[Geeselad]

Pete, thanks a great site indeed, but often heard it said that UK pressing are generally of better quality than us. I would you concur? 

[Pete S]

34 minutes ago, geeselad said:

Pete, thanks a great site indeed, but often heard it said that UK pressing are generally of better quality than us. I would you concur? 

Some are thats for sure (Mary Love for instance) but it works the other way sometimes as well, some red Atlantics are poor

[Guest son of stan]

Great blog / resource. Really like your commentaries too. 

[Derek Pearson]

Whilst I'm not a collector of UK 45's per say - I gotta give credit where credit is due - your blogsite is pretty damn amazing. Stunning in fact.

I can look at record scans all day long and your blogsite makes it far too easy for me to burn several hours off.

Nice one.

Dx

[Pete S]

Cheers Derek - it is actually a sight for sore eyes - the sad thing is, some of those records were only with me for a day before being moved on