Simon T

Do you know the dates of the Volumes releases? The Magnetics is around November 1965, perhaps they changed their names to the Volumes as there was a girl group on Motown called the Magnetics around that time.

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/Len-Jew...well#entry73495 Bit of info here in previous thread /Len-Jew...well#entry73495

It's "Anymore" Previous thread here: /Tymes-a...ore#entry549760

I've had this for years and always thought it was a boot, for no particular reason, but looking at it, it's got a 'bell sound' stamp on both sides & it's on vinyl, is it a first press?

Why? When did Butch Ted/ Tim Dj at Stafford?

Same matrix stamp too.

US $6,889.10 Would the 2nd highest bidder like to get into contact with me?

Interesting reading, circa 1975.

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Keb put on a tape for me in the mid 80's as the 'Silhouettes'

Quote: Originally Posted by He did sing a bit with a group from Lexington, KY, originally called 'The Temptashuns'. When they released their version of "Stubborn Kind of Fellow", they changed their name to 'The Magnificent (Mag) Seven' to keep from having legal problems with the Motown Temptations. Reply: Actually, the Temptashuns changed their name to the Mag 7 as you said but, when they recorded the cover of "Stubborn Kind Of Fellow" it was Larry Orr who sang the lead. Meade Brown was the drummer. Larry previously was with "The Nightcrawlers" out of Louisville, KY before joining the Mag 7. I have forgotten most of the other members of the group. The Parliaments, on the other hand, used to play at the old Joyland Park Casino in Lexington, KY quite frequently in the 60's. I was the drummer for a local band "The Classics" before joining a group out of Nashville "The Casuals" with Richard Williams, John Orr, Tommy Jolly and others. The Casuals were the back up band for Brenda Lee during that period. I can never recall "Little Archie" singing with the Mag 7 before they broke up.

He was called 'Little' Archie as he's around 6' 7" tall! He's the one in white in my avatar. There were six members of the "Unpredictable" Parliaments. No he hasn't got any records.

I've known it for sale twice, but I think it's the same copy. In the mid 80's Keb had it for sale at the Fleet, still covered up as the Silhouettes, and I seem to remember it was very expensive, a 3 figure sum. Then I it was for sale again about 3 years ago, for I was told a 4 figure sum. Other, than that copy, I only know of another that I think Mick Smith has/ had. The proverbial rocking horse sh*t?

Quite a few years ago a friend told me that there is a version if OAMCR ride by Little Anthony but it was only on a studio tape, never released. That EMI could well be OK, and sounds a very different cut to KD's version.

The matrix number is stamped in. Curiously, there are sellotape mark in each side's run out, suggesting somebody had it covered up at one time?

PM your address and I'll send you a DVD if you promise to stick some dosh in the next RSPCA collection box you see.

PM'ed it to Tony so maybe he can shuttle it on? If not I'll send it to you and post up when my broadband is working again

I'll send you one ASAP, if the PC doesn't pack up again. Anyone seen a white demo of this?

There seems to be two issues of this. One is the above scan, and another (same number, ? same matrix stamp?), but the label is a lighter / paler blue label and the print is black, not the usual white. Anyone know the history of the two releases?

Anyone advise on the safest / traceable / cost effective way to post an expensive record to Germany? Probably a courier service & if so, any recommendation?