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got an issue to go with it but plays a different song and I don't know the title of??.

It is called, 'I won't cry' and is on some mis-pressed East Coast stock copies...and also on a UK album released in the 70s, wihch concentrates on their Parkway recordings.

As with previous comments, the typeface on that bootleg in the pic from the OP gives it away without even having to look at the vinyl/styrene.

Such a classic slab of clip-clop N.Soul that I personally never tire of hearing. Here's an original East Coast (Audio Matrix stamped) WD for reference:

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I have a nice white demo and got an issue to go with it but plays a different song and I don't know the title of??.

It is called, 'I won't cry' and is on some mis-pressed East Coast stock copies...and also on a UK album released in the 70s, wihch concentrates on their Parkway recordings.

It's "Anymore"

Previous thread here:

https://www.soul-source.co.uk/Tymes-a...ore#entry549760

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interesting one this......my DJ is like Daves..924..the flip ...marvellous vocal group version of "the twelfth of never"...is number 933....

It came out twice on Parkway both considered original. First 924 "Malibu" with "Here She Comes" on the flip then 933 "Twelth Of Never" with "Here She Comes" on the flip.

Argee with others that the copy pictured is a 70's boot, I remember when they were done. Original should not cost you much, so its not to bad!

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My Original West Coast demo P933 - Made of styrene and a Monarch stamp with delta 54132 - which makes it october 64 I think.

Fantastic oldie !!!!

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Quiet early, I would have thought 66.

No, it was released twice in 1964 -SEPTEMBER as an A side and OCTOBER as the B side on copys of "Twelfth of never" for some reason? -

Thinks thats about right -

924) Here She Comes / Malibu - (this release got to number 92 in the RnB charts)

933) The Twelfth Of Never / Here She Comes; this is the release with miss press of "I wont cry Anymore" as the b side (did not chart)

Check Dave Flynns site for the monarch dates / matrix info - Both 1964 releases

see https://www.soulexpress.net/tymes.htm

Cheers Mossy

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Oh I agree with you Mossy is just the sound content and style of the record makes me think later.

Sorry bud - mis read that.

Anyway - Good info and great scans of a class oldie :lol:

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pretty obvious from the picture, its styrene with stick on label so it's an original, isn't it?

but wasn't aware this was booted, when and why?

It was booted but on the other Parkway demo labe not the 2 shields design (unless I'm wrong :-)

check for stamp on run-out, it's very, very, erry faint, if you can just about see it, it's

a goodie.

Chris

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