Simon T

The only record I know of that was suposed to have turned up in a real thrift store in recent years (about 3 or 4 years ago) is some copies of Greater Experience, by a lad who was a PhD student into the beach scene records. I spoke to him at lenght about the find, and he claimed he was staying with his relatives during term time at xxxx (can't the town remember now) a town close to Danville. Found half a dozen of them at a few cents each and stuck one on ebay, and sold a few other to the next bidders. Mine doesn't look like the ones that Ian Clarke turned up years ago and so I was a bit suspicious at the time. However, I've not seen any up on ebay, etc since.

What the differences then, just out of interest? Ta.

Both piss-poor for me.

Ted PM me your email addy and I'll send you both sides

There was Marvin Stinton C/U around that time, but called something like 'you got the love I need' or 'you got the soul kind of love' (Neither the Undisputed Truth or Hesitation's tune) 60 second clip (Clip removed as it's not the right track)

Joann Courcy - I Got The Power - Twirl Promo £917 Ty Karim - Lighten Up Baby - Car-A-Mel £851 Billy Keen - I Finally Got Wise – Galaxy £153 Wil Collins & Willpower - Anything I Can Do - Bareback Promo £259 Ella Woods - I Need Your Love – Merging £562 Brooks Bros. - Lookin' For A Woman – Tay £1052 Volumes - Ain't Gonna Give You Up – Karen £462 Jr. Walker & the All Stars - Shotgun - Soul picture sleeve £55 Ultimates - Girl I've Been Trying To Tell You - Br-roma £324 Gene Chandler - Such A Pretty Thing c/w I Fooled You This Time - Chess demo 132 Bill Brandon - The Streets Got My Lady c/w Tag Tag – Piedmont £289 Orlons - Spinnin' Top – Planet £126

Bought an issue of The Tymes - 'Here She Comes', but it plays 'Anymore'. Then got a demo of HSC on a white demo which is HSC. Anyone have an issue of HSC that does play as HSC? Much prefer 'Anymore' to HSC.

Yes, you're right, on the laugh side; looks like - 5 I C O

Always thought this (blue) was a boot. Perhaps the blue copies are some sort of reissue because the run out has the A scratched out then a -R- then 'B', likewise the b is scratched out then a -R- then an 'A'. However, the labels, and numbers, are the same, i.e. Butlers Theme remaining the A side. Very odd.

Try on here in the thread about tunes and driving a convertable; Dan's info on the tune here /index.php?showtopic=30205

It's a mate who's emigrating next month or August, or Sept, think they're going as a job lot to Pork Pie County, so chase up JM. I'll ask if they've gone yet.

] Otis Clay--the only way is up. would be very greatfull....

Sorry, low quality mp3 of crap quality recording.

Part of a collection being sold July / august

Robin The YH releases , they don't have that on the label. Can youPM me your email again ta Larry Wedgewood & the Boston Celtics

Try googling Hazel Martin

No, sorry, but from the sleeve notes it seems a lead singer was added around 1962, but I don't know if it's the same one on the album, and so wouldn't hazard a guess as to if it was a 'soul' record.

Unreleased (acetate) track, played a lot by Dave Thorley at Stafford

Here's the sleeve notes from the album. " Would You Believe" on Smash was number 41 in September 1967, and since the Smash label ended in 1969, they must have made to album within the next 2 years. There's a single called "Count Down," recorded by 'The Tempests' on the Dominion Records from Salem, Virginia, 1962, might me one of their early outings?

ZTSC, J ZSP etc The last letter had nothing to do with it being the A or B side, it is to do cataloguing and press run for that song, the highest I've seen was F. However, I think the precise reasoning is a bit complicanted than A= 1st B= 2nd etc as Giggi & Charmains - Brazil is 1A and the other side 'poor unfortunate me' is 1D. Obviously, there are lots of 1A's and 1B's as most records were only pressed up once, or twice maximum, and so that's why it seems to be related to 'A' & 'B' sides.

Another version of the Leaders - You are the one I love - Blue Rock?, or the more squeeky version by the Adams Apples? ( They actually sing 'when the day is through, I'll run back home to you')