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Quick reminder that offers close at 20:00hrs on Sunday 17 November. Current highest bid @ £1,100 Thanks Richard

UPDATE Current highest bid now @ £1,100. Thanks Richard

UPDATE Current highest bid now @ £1,000. Thanks Richard

Listen here to YOU KNOW I LOVE YOU - actual copy for sale https://soundcloud.com/user1502162/ster-phonics-you-know-i-love?si=1ad0b4020fa54c76b25444e202940163&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing Listen here to DON'T LEAVE ME - actual copy for sale https://soundcloud.com/user1502162/ster-phonics-dont-leave-me-mas-tok-m-65-3-sale?si=3031da4f775a4ce3964be6f21938d90d&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

STER-PHONICS - DON'T LEAVE ME / YOU KNOW I LOVE YOU (MAS-TOK) OFFERS please. Classic 1965 street level Detroit soul. Amazing double-sider. Visually graded VG but plays great. Soundcloud sound files in comments below. Never sold on Discogs. Nothing on Popsike for over 5 years. Current HIGHEST BID @ £1,100. Open to offers until 20:00hrs on Sunday 17 November – unless I get an offer I’m happy with in the meantime. Payment preferred by PayPal F&F [or please add fees] or bank transfer. Sent by Special Delivery [fully insured] in UK - or elsewhere at cost. Offers by PM only please. Thank you. Richard

Dave I know this is an old thread but just had a quick look at the scans on Discogs of Eastern and Soul Pot. The instrumental on Soul Pot is 3:59 - the same duration as the vocal. The scans of the Eastern release show the shorter vocal at 3:45 but a longer instrumental at 4:20. https://www.discogs.com/release/3308831-Willie-Pickett-On-The-Stage-Of-Life- Is it probable there are two Eastern copies with different length instrumentals on the flips? Cheers Richard

A simple 'No' would've sufficed Robbk

RobbK - hope all's well with you. Just wondered if my reply answered your question re documentation it was recorded in Detroit. It was your original query about evidence that encouraged me to say I had this on GW acetate. Cheers - R

Here's a pic I took a few years ago - just a plain GW label on it without scribbles. Having compared, it sounds like a slightly different mix to the Vee-Jay presses - more direct and clearer than the 45s - a bit more punchy! R

I have Fred Hughes - "Don't Let Me Down" on a Golden World studio acetate.

Spot on ...

I've got one Richard

The clue appears to be in the copyright wording around the edge The Gramophone Co Ltd. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gramophone_Company R

Really appreciate the update Keith Thanks for posting Cheers Richard

I knew this just from visiting John a good few years ago now when he played the me Puff record and we discussed that it could be Dena Barnes' first recording - and we spoke about such discussions with other collectors. John's previous auctions have referred to the first Dena Barnes record. The Puff record is not that easy to find. Cheers R