Simon T

Does anyone know what the music publisher details are for this label and the other record on Candi?

Flip it over for a start! Light blue demos and black issues. Might be a yellow demo too? I think it's about £100 - £150, plus another £50 for the issue. Has been booted.

There is, and it suggests it out of the Philadelphia area.

You could ask him what's in the run out and if it looks stamped or scratched in.

Shill bidding? The German translated by an on-line translator is ''Wrong amount of requirement entered" pretty much the same as the other reason given for retracting the bid It's a small world, and perhaps they've been 'advised' by another collector that it's not worth X amount so that they can get it for less? A mate of mine sold his for £500 to a DJ not long ago, and the DJ told another mate he only paid £300 for it of the same seller! Maybe they've been told the same?

Cameo #435 1966 'You Got Me By The Heart' / 'Hear You Better Hear' Billie & Lillie (Bryant)

Looks a bit Heath-Robinson to me.  The review says 'One minor irritation is that the device needs to be connected both to the sound card (or PC sound input) and the serial port' So if it fits into a drive bay, the cables must have to come out the case to plug into the sound card (line in) & serial port which are on the back plate? Easy way is a tape player A £1 cable from 'tape out' or earphone socket to sound card line-in Copy of free 'Audiograbber' which will record the tape and split the tracks too

Any chance of a sound file of the unknown track? Ta.

Makes sense from the songs titles.

True, that's was the point of a 12", to make it louder, more bass for the disco, etc. Even if the LP cut is the 12" version, it will be less volume than even the 7" release.

White demos purpose was to demonstrate the record to the public, primarily through radio station plays. Since there was no point in spending more than necessary on something that was never for sale, the cheapest paper for a label is white and the cheapest ink for the print is black. Of course, some issues of records where black and white labels too. They weren’t given away as they always to remain the property of the record company. Most were, if unsuccessfully making the song a hit, either binned or given to the local thrift shop. If they were a hit they remained in the radio station’s library and played, rather than being substituted by an issue (as being sold in the shops) copy. Hence only issue should end up with a drill whole, not WDs. The Drew records out of Detroit seem to be on styrene WDs and blue issues. The label number prefix is ‘D’, Sidrian Music BMI, plus a ZTSC number Instant Heartbreak is on vinyl and distributed through Laurie Records of New York. The label number prefix is ‘DR’, Ardis Music BMI, W4KM – 0326 - - 1 ( Same format ** KM - **** - - * as other NY label records, such as Carl Spencer – Cover Girl) Perhaps Mike Terry had a deal with Laurie (before or) after he moved from Detroit to NY?

I don't know if it's the same group, but there's a Valentines record on Ludix called 'Mama I have come home' / 'Johnny one heart'

Yes, I've got a promo; must have been  quite an early 12" being 1976 (there's a thread on here somewhere). It's only about 1:30 longer than the 7". Can't you buy another 7" and put part one on one deck & part 2 on the other and mix them together?

Is the 12" version on the LP?

It’ll be on the pressings, just trying to think what to boot on the other side! Seriously though, might there be just too much flak for booting a record that has a ‘status’ such as the MS? Or is nothing ‘untouchable’ in the grimy world of bootlegging on the Northern scene?

I think the on-site encoder is having problems re-encoding your mp3, it has done the same with some of mine. You could try different settings for encoding the mp3 and test it out in the 'a forum for testing' part of the site.

Found this scan on t'internet

PART 2. 2 PLUS 2 - LOVE WILL CONQUER ALL TOMMY RIDGLEY - MY LOVE IS GETTING STRONGER JAMES DOCKERY - MY FAITH IN YOU IS ALL GONE (RED LABEL) SHUFFLERS - ALWAYS BE MINE MR LUCKY - I WAS BORN TO LOVE YOU RAY AGEE - I MADE THE WORST RECORD EVER CHANTELLE & AQUALDS - I'LL NEVER KNOW MELLO SOULS - WE CAN MAKE IT JUST BROTHERS - GO ON & LAUGH

BUTCH SPOT LINCOLN 87 1. APPOINTMENTS - I SAW YOU THERE FRANK BEVERLY - I JUST WANT TO FEEL I'M WANTED MELLO SOULS - WE CAN MAKE IT DEVOTIONS - DO DO DE DOP SOUL BROS INC - PYRAMID DELEGATES OF SOUL - I'LL COME RUNNING BACK CHERYL ANNE - I CAN'T LET HIM DIANE LEWIS - YOU AIN'T GOT A CHANCE GENE TOONES - WHAT MORE DO YOU WANT LITTLE JOHN - HEARTBREAKING TIME

Are the CD and single versions the same take?

Wayne Anthony - Blow Me A Kiss – Walana £332 Doni Burdick - Bari Track - Sound Impression £701 Precious Three - I Need A Man - Ref-O-Ree £328 Reatha Reese - Only Lies – Dot £456 Innersection - I'm In Debt To You / Let Me Love Yuh - Group 5 Records £471 Ambassadors - If I'm All You Got Girl voc/instru. - Jox test press £885 Shane Martin - I Need You – UK CBS Promo £260 Fifth Avenue - Love Has Found My Heart – Buddah £115 George Pepp - The Feeling Is Real – Coleman £3970 Headliners - Little Sister (sho nuf fine) - Super M £242 T.N.J's - Two Girls - Lucky Lou £236 Dee Dee Warwick - We're Doing Fine + 3 – Mercury £31 Charmaines - The One For Me - Red Leaf promo £313 Jimmy Seals - The Yesterday Of Our Love - Challenge promo £175 Sammy Ambrose - Welcome To Dreamsville – Stateside £231

I think that the single (Knight 102 32) was his only outing. Traci Borges was a producer for Knight records. He wrote & produced Gary Sole - Holdin On / Soul Light Touch - Knight 102 38 The Soul Blenders - Tight Rope / Drivin me Mad - Knight 102 46

Pete S posted a sound file of it up a while ago, the label's down as 'Rio'. He'll be able to tell you the price, maybe even has it for sale?