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3 different designs....so why is it so expensive

''now I'm Mr Blue'' EX+ condition, label and vinyl, AMY DJ copy offers please by PM or e-mail Jeffheads@btinternet.com can send sound file from actual record if required cheers

stick summat in the lifts section Miff for the Wilton, sure a few people passing through about that time on their way there ? aint seen you for a while, hope you are well.

its the Canadian issue

he is a tosser plain and simple , in the past he has withdrawn items when I have bought them and they have been priced low, and recently I bought a Ernestine Anderson on SUE,cheap at $30,....... ''youre not the guy for me'' which stated original but no label.....and guess what arrives..............a re-issue on SHERRY HILL records with Terry Collins on the flip, he has too much history and knowledge for this not be done in a misleading way, he knows people who collect will always buy on the chance that ( somebody ) in the sellers office ''may'' have mispriced a record, I have too much class to complain to him because of his returns policy and all the hassle, I just wont buy off him again,he wil lose out in the end. F*** him,

not for me but each to their own, sure some peeps will like it, it sounds very European song contestish not what I consider to be soul music.

I played it at the DDA when me and Kevin were on Joan, great record !

EX+ condition £45 dlvd UK recorded PM or e-mail Jeffheads@btinternet.com

try Johnny Fingers for a Sam Nesbitt, its in his sales box ( or was ) or was it Dave Rivers, doh !!, one of those two anyway..............

Duncan has a copy for sale Steve

TUNE !!!!!!!!!!!!!! one kidney, a right arm and a cornea, if you get a better offer let me know and might be able to increase my offer

try Frank Giacobbe ( ''Cobbles'' on here )

I'm confused already, do you mean sounds like these ? Tommy Tate are you from heaven Okeh Jackie Beavers bring me all your heartaches Grandland The Top notes I love you so much ABC Billy Keene somebody please Ronn Mad lads did my baby call Volt Jackie Washington why wont they let me be Vanguard Lee Harvey only true love Kris Jay W King I'm so afraid Skyscraper The Springers I want you every night and day Ves-Thad Kim Weston thats groovy MGM Roger Pace better know what youre doing Twirl Dynells let me prove that I love you Blueberry Tommy Turner I'll be gone Elbam Bobby Sansom dont leave Sublime Joe Anderson how long will it last Heidi Sylvie Vartan I made my choice RCA Roy Smith dont go away Chantain Marjorie Ingram I have no right to love you Bennett Tony Owens I got soul Soul Sound Ruby Andrew hey boy Zodiac

mint minus white demo, £50 plus £2 recorded postage, paypal add 4% thanks

sure Johnny Fingers has a Troy Dodds in his sales box

Killa has one in his sales box at present, quite cheap if I remember right

open to offers on what is left

all mint minus unless stated, postage £ 2 recorded, PM or e-mail Jeffheads@btinternet.com The Spellbinders were acting like lovers Columbia demo £20 The Fiestas sometimes storm RESPECt £20 J J Daniels Mr lonesome SURESHOT demo £40 Bobby Freeman never fall in love again AUTUMN £20...........ON HOLD........... Isaac Taylor tired of these changes RONN £25 the two fellows stop ( dont give up your love ) MUTT £25..............ON HOLD............ Barbara Mason bobby is my baby ARCTIC £40 Rozetta Johnson mine was real CLINTONE £25 Barbara george satisfied with your love SEVEN B £25 The Players why did I lie MINIT £30 Lee Garrett I cant break the habit HARTHON ( second issue ) EX £25 Storm she comes up PI KAPPA £25 Jackie Payne I found myself BARAK UK £25 Pam Colquitt I done got over losing you JACKLYN £30 Moon and Mars baby I'm your man MONEY £40 Dodi Marshall good good gravy PULSE £30 EX Shelley Fisher big city lights ARIES £20 Paul Peek I'm moving uptown COLUMBIA demo £25 Gods gift to women let your hear be the judge (very slight dish nap) A-1 £40 Deon Jackson you gotta love CARLA £25 Ortheia Barnes I never loved nobody CORAL Canadian stol £ 40...........ON HOLD............... Deon Jackson you said you loved me CARLA £20 Gwen McRae lead me on COLUMBIA demo £25 Timi Yuro whats a matter baby LIBERTY £20 Gladys Knight if you ever get your hands on love SOUL £20 Superlatives I still love you UPTITE ( plain blue defo original ) £40 Sandpipers young generation KISMET £20.................ON HOLD Little Johnny Blair mommas gone HOUSE OF THE FOX £20 Freddie Watson unlucky seven ELOYS £20 Bobby and the Inkeepers world of fantasy TRAGIC £50 Margo and Marvettes when love slips away PYE UK £35................ON HOLD................. Ledgends fear not CUR £20 ( sounded great at Burnley !! )............ON HOLD......... Herbert Hunter isnt it wonderful to dream PONCELLO £50 Charlie Hodges whats gonna happen to me CALLA demo £20 Roy Smith dont go away CHANSON £60 Patti Ward you have to wait for love ROAD £50 Tony Owens this heart cant take no more SOUL SOUND £30 EX+

keep the Reverend for me Baz, will sort money/swaps at Burnley,

try Duncan, he was selling his copy last year but pulled the sale, he might want to sell it now though, cheers

left out I presume, £500 for a demo a bit more for an issue,

Home | SiteMap | History | Discography | Reunion | Profiles | Lyrics | Trivia | Interview | Jukebox | Video 4: The New Silhouettes and Other Post-Silhouettes Groups from Love Played A Leading Part by Todd R Baptista (1996) In the late 1960s, The New Silhouettes continued to do live shows and club dates, keeping their sound alive. In 1968, an album merchandising agreement was made with the Sears and Roebuck company that resulted in the distribution of the group's first album. Titled The Original and New Silhouettes 58/68 Get A Job, the album was released on Goodway Records, a small company located on Roosevelt Boulevard in Philadelphia under the direction of Ed Cotlar. Cut at The Bell Studio in New York, it featured original versions of songs that spanned the group's career, from Get A Job and I Am Lonely to Rent Man and Climb Every Mountain. The album also included new recordings including a contemporary version of the 1930s tune Gaucho Serenade, and a soul-laced reworking of Get A Job. According to the sales figures given to Lewis, over 200,000 copies of the Goodway LP were sold through Sears. The album is a collector's item today with copies selling for $200-$800. A photo of Wilson, Lewis, Beal, and Brown appeared on the back of the album. Although Brown sang on the new recordings, the liner notes listed Otis Lewis as being the group's bass. In actuality, Otis Lewis served as a temporary replacement and did not record with The Silhouettes. Goodway also released a single from the album, Gaucho Serenade / Not Me Baby, which they included in the jacket of each LP. Disco enthusiasts have long pointed to Not Me Baby as being one of the earliest examples of that style. For this reason, demand for the record in America and overseas remains high. Soon thereafter, the acid rock and ever-present British groups had made it impossible for The New Silhouettes to find work. The number of live dates had dwindled, and without a record deal in sight, The New Silhouettes called it quits at the end of 1968. Next Intro | 1951-7 | 1957-61 | 1961-68 | 1968-93 Writing by Todd R Baptista TRB Enterprises, PO Box 50962, New Bedford, MA 02745-0033

apparently the album sold around 200,000 copies, so that is 200,000 singles,

Wesley Paige, got a mint minus for £20 dlvd, let me know ta