Tony Smith

It's by The Defenders on Sama, I used to play it 15+ years ago at Blackburn, Salmon on here also had a copy. Think Saus had my copy, it's a hard one, the credits on the label are the same as Big Don's Rebellion.

Wasn't there another version on ABC?

Plus the floor was sloping, which added to the fun!

Remember it well, we gave quite a few Goldwax sides spins down there, back then.

Along with Sean, I'm intrigued and await with baited breath.

Rob and myself were playing it well before any boots were made, and I played it at the Wilton and other northern venues well before Brian did, as Eddie said Searling played it a few times around the time Parkers was going.

Myself and Rob were both playing it at the same time early 90's, Mark Taylor had mentioned Searling playing it, I couldn't get hold of the P-Vine/Vivid cd instead I got the main source of the CD (can't remember who that was now) to send me a tape of the track and cut from that, it is a slightly different mix to the subsequent releases of it by the way.

All the copies I've had, have played with (annoying) background noise.

Yes Billy Shields on Harbour

Title is "I Was A Boy (When You Needed a Man)", unissued I'm afraid owned by Dave Thorley.

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Definitely the case

Excellent price for a great record, wouldn't part with my one.

My Oscar Wright has the arched design and is date stamped 1966, as is my Billy Leonard "Tell Me Do You Love Me"

Been awhile since I opened the box, and lo and behold no ABC order and the coloured sleeves have gone awry, 1st 15 as follows: 1.Richard Anthony-Keep On Livin' On-Virtue 2.Sandy Hadley-I Found A Love-So-Char 3.Al Williams-I Am Nothing-La-Beat wd 4.Olympics-Same Old Thing-Mirwood wd 5.Edwin Starr-My Kind of Woman-Ric-Tic d 6.Talmadge Armstrong-Gi-Gi-Spindletop 7.Slyvia St. Claire-Just Love Me-Brunswick d 8.Adenturers-Easy Baby_Compass 9.Third Tuesday.Love Is Better Than Ever-Tower wd 10.Agents-Trouble-Liberty Bell 11.Ray Agee-I'm Losing Again-Soultown 12.Arabians-Take a Chance on me-Le-mans wd 13.Kell Osbourne-Small Things-New Bag 14.Headlines-Looking ForLove-Luau 15.Fortson & Scott-Sweet Lover-Pzazz. now I'm off to put them back in order.

Steve Mancha

That'll be it, identical otherwise.

Pete Warner......

Quite agree, had both, kept the issue,as the demos I had were radio copies and were played and "x"'d, and the only difference being "DJ Copy" on the label. BTW current mint value is what £200?

Not a bootleg, just the 2nd variation.

They are different recordings, both are original.

And the label was..

Remember Guy buying it off Roger Stewart at the 100 club, then playing it twice at Stafford the following week the rest is history. Fond memories of stamping around the TOTW with Lawson to it

Has Jimmy Andrews on Blue Jay been on?