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Wasn't there one on here not too long ago for £200? Don't know whether it sold or not

There's also a female version of Don't Make Promises by Susan Taylor on Yorkville (Canadian) different backing to ZZ though

Alright Derek It's You Need Me To Love You on Bell. Russ and Dave's comment was it's similar in style to Lonely Girl - Annabelle Fox which I love so I took a punt.

5 And Russ you and Dave were right about the Billie Dearborn. Cheers for the lift to the 100 Club. Andy

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?? )

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

There's a snippet on John Manships site in the rarest of rare section. Same backing as Marion Stewart - I Must Be Losing You on R records, which I prefer of the two, but that's probably because that's the one I've got

Same song as David Crawford on Brent, Billy Duke on Capitol and the unreleased Chuck Jackson???

O'Jays - One Night Affair Exciters - Learning How To Fly Devonnes - I'm Gonna Pack Up My Toys Any of the Precisions - Instant Heartbreak, If This Is Love or Why Girl Sensations - Lonely World Incredibles - Miss Treatment or I Found Another Love

I've got Abstract Reality on a yellow issue and 4 Sonics on light blue. Not sure about distribution, I'll check when I get home.

The Ray out of Michael and Raymond was Monnette wasn't it?

Got spun at Shoes as well didn't it? Love it to bits, but too quick for my old feet

Hmmm That's what I thought

Couple of late additions Chrissie, don't think they've been mentioned Dream Team - There He Is Mia Lewis - This Is The End ( She's Welsh so not sure this counts )

Listened to this last night and to my ears anyway it doesn't drop back down to the original key and it doesn't end with the new key tonic chord either. Kind of finishes with a leaves you hanging in the air type chord

Just to complicate matters even more quite a few 60's tunes would have a complete key change. Deadbeats - No Second Chance for one. Cant' remember if it's resolved (i.e. finishes up in the original key or not )

After much soul searching I've come up with three more Clara Wood - You're After My Guy Argie & The Arkettes - You're The Guy Shirelles - Shades Of Blue

A few from me too Cindy Malone - Is It Over Baby The Chymes - Let's Try It Again Barbara Banks - That's In The Past Gayle Harris - Ain't Gonna Let It Get Me Down Charlotte O'Hara - What About You

Think Mark might want some 'commission' on those transactions John

There's a thread on here about record grading (probably several ) Try here /Record-...ing#entry519864.

Bugger, beat me to it Same as mine. Mastered July - December 66 Flip Thread Your Needle has R4KM-4998

That makes the Brenda Lee Jones a RCA pressing from 79(???????) I'll have a look at mine when I get half a chance

Babies is a cheapy £10 or so, Brenda Lee Jones I'd guess £50-75

Don't think Brenda Lee Jones or Babies have been booted either.