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Always thought that the original vinyl release of Lonely Lover was as the flip to the US 12" Motown Demo of World Is Rated X. If so Albert, I have a couple of these and will put one aside for you for September.

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it is but it's got the annoying synthesizer effects in it if memory serves me correctly........murders a good record :thumbsup:

Spot on Chalks.

I've got it on a 'dodgy' white label (with no 80's re-mix) with So Long on the flip.

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Spot on Chalks.

I've got it on a 'dodgy' white label (with no 80's re-mix) with So Long on the flip.

mine was a UK issue Andy and sure it was the flip to World Is X Rated.

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mine was a UK issue Andy and sure it was the flip to World Is X Rated.

Think that's the first 'legal' issue.

First heard it on a mid-eighties tape. Mind you who ever did that played silly buggers with the pitch control and Marvin's voice had a certain chipmunk quality to it. :lol:

No idea where the white label copies originated from (possibly much later?? :thumbsup: )

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Spot on Chalks.

I've got it on a 'dodgy' white label (with no 80's re-mix) with So Long on the flip.

Me too. I got mine at Hinkley. I had the choice, Marvin, Anthony & The Aqua Lads or another going for about 5-600 nowadays.

C'est la vie.

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was the white labels not from the same source as the 10 inch with suspicion and other unissued motown things kicking about mid to late eighties

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Think that's the first 'legal' issue.

First heard it on a mid-eighties tape. Mind you who ever did that played silly buggers with the pitch control and Marvin's voice had a certain chipmunk quality to it. :)

No idea where the white label copies originated from (possibly much later?? :yes: )

Didn't this get a dodgy release before the other (proper tempo) white label dodgy release and covered up as Eddie Holland with the speed turned up?

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This was released as a white label alongside the unrel. Supremes, Gladys Knight and Marvelettes tunes ("Too Late for You" etc) in the late eighties, wasn`t it ? At least thats when I got them...


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