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    That's part of the reason I saved myself £5176.00 and gave a tenner for Ady's release ... 

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    It might be rare ,but the mix on the Ko Ko ‘45 isn’t half as good as the Japanese CD or the Grapevine 2000 / Kent singles .Im my opinion of course ….

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I'm sure somebody on here said that Kent only reissue cheap records , Tommy Tate £5K+ was it meant as tongue in cheek , wonderful record .

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  On 26/03/2025 at 20:16, Eddie Hubbard said:

It might be rare ,but the mix on

the Ko Ko ‘45 isn’t half as good as the Japanese CD or the Grapevine 2000 / Kent singles .Im my opinion of course ….

That's part of the reason I saved myself £5176.00 and gave a tenner for Ady's release ... :lol:

The Spinners.   YIKES !!       thats lovely though. 

       The Ellusions,   probably the worst recording ever put on vinyl,  but the vocals are so good,   the sax solo is equally as good.   fabulous record !  

  On 26/03/2025 at 20:46, Ian Parker said:

The Spinners.   YIKES !!       thats lovely though. 

       The Ellusions,   probably the worst recording ever put on vinyl,  but the vocals are so good,   the sax solo is equally as good.   fabulous record !  

The crazy world of Northern Soul , could there possibly be a better take still in the can ? Doubtful 🤨 

  On 26/03/2025 at 20:16, Eddie Hubbard said:

It might be rare ,but the mix on

the Ko Ko ‘45 isn’t half as good as the Japanese CD or the Grapevine 2000 / Kent singles .Im my opinion of course ….

It's not just the mix; the vocal take and guitar parts on the KoKo 45 are different takes than the modern day CD/7" "reissues". The original 45 is also missing parts of the horn arrangement and is more heavy on the guitar doing fills. There's a guitar solo between 1:47 to 2:02 that is entirely absent from the "reissued" version where that part is played by a saxophone instead.

Regardless of version, it's an absolutely sublime recording!

 

 

 

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What did the Mammsells finish at please? Can’t make out the list above  👀🤓

tia

  On 28/03/2025 at 19:27, Steviehay said:

Way above the norm I have this and hey girl would of thought 70-80 ?? Or am I that out of touch ??

Have seen it on discogs for much more , but that doesn't mean it's worth £300 + , I think in today's market ,  Promo it's probably near the mark , is it currently getting spins again ??

  On 27/03/2025 at 08:13, Sebastian said:

It's not just the mix; the vocal take and guitar parts on the KoKo 45 are different takes than the modern day CD/7" "reissues". The original 45 is also missing parts of the horn arrangement and is more heavy on the guitar doing fills. There's a guitar solo between 1:47 to 2:02 that is entirely absent from the "reissued" version where that part is played by a saxophone instead.

Regardless of version, it's an absolutely sublime recording!

 

 

 

Really interesting that, totally different to the Kent take as you say 

First heard it spun by Sam c. 1997 I guess, loved it then - would it have been this Koko demo take that he was playing at the time?

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