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Clip should be attached...it does have a little jump near the intro, but plays alright after. ....I should add that ISN'T a clip from the copy being sold, just incase of any confusion. Wouldn't mind one meself though MOTHERFOX___FALLEN_INTO_LOVE.mp3

Funny, I was about to post up a new topic with the very same... Vagueness personified, not to mention laziness and the rest.

Taken from https://www.raresoulman.co.uk/d/69195/VARIOUS_ARTISTS clarence jackson - me and my lady karen pree - can't help loving masqueraders - trouble has called tim carter - thank you marvin lorretta kendrick - my feelings keep getting love 'n comfort rhythm- high class way clarence jackson - I miss you lynn varnado - ain't that something thunderbird sound - in heaven and on earth karen pree - you've gotten to me charles brimmer - show and tell thunderbird sound - our finest hour masqueraders - when trouble calls leontine dupree - colour me foolish love n' comfort orchestra - show and tell

Larom Baker (the man himself) apparently turned up in New York around 18+ months back, just before the ebay copies - around $1200 if I remember right - showed up. Don't know whether there was any connection, but it was a bit coincidental...and I'm sure the sellers were out of NY. The price on the Dolly Gilmore is staggering. I nearly put mine up for £300 a while back, which I thought was the right price...didn't in the end and glad for it now...mainly cos it's a great two-fer, even if the funk side's better. ...and if Baby Huey's 'Drifting' can go for over $450 anything's possible.

The 12" is just over 30 seconds longer but it's also a slightly different mix...the beat is more 4/4 than the 7"...it's louder as well. And it says 1980 on the 7" and 1981 on the 12". What's the other Hot Licks - or it may have been Rota - release by Len Rideout like? I remember seeing it on ebay a while back. Price-wise, a year ago two copies of the 7" fetched $268 and $265 respectively...not bad for a Soul Bowl £10er ...and a 12" went for $178 back in March last year.

Yes Tad, got the 12" and 7". Don't want to say one is better because they're both good in their own right - having said that I probably prefer the 12" mix.

Canada? My Rota 12" gives a New York and a California address, and my 7" is on Hot Licks with a West Coast phone number. Was there a Canadian issue too, then?

The NY Street Sound red label issue soundfile should be attached. Village_choir_sweet.mp3

Yes Tad, and one of those two is now in another's hands (Funky Chappie on here, actually ) after I moved my copy on a while back... Classic line from a guy who knows how to show a lady a good time "...I made love on the streets, on the bus, in the subway..." ...what a charmer!

I've had two of them and if I didn't have it already I'd buy it again...I agree, the f**king nuts, that record

Yeah, I'd say it must be a Vinyl Carvers job, except from the photos you'd think they were proper reissue jobs, not 'everlasting dubplates'. I bet the winners don't get what they think they're getting if going by the pictures.

I've recorded the show and posted it up here as an MP3. Had to take the bit rate thing down to keep the files size reasonable (30mb) but it still sounds ok. Don't know if it can be archived off the MP3 by the mods...be worthwhile for future reference maybe? Anyway, it's there if you want it but be quick, I think there's limited downloads or a time-limit with the hosting of the files. Ooh, there are a few jumps in it where the connection died for a while but mostly it's smooth...bit like the swearing-less presenting

A run of the mill vocal perfomance that sounds like the kind of strained, forced and affected souless drivel you'd get from a failed Pop Idol or the X-Factor audition - totally lacking any conviction and as Pete says, absolutely pointless. Sorry, I just don't believe he is 'too proud to beg', don't believe a word he sings infact, and that's what matters. The backing is syrupy, over produced and slicked to the point of being as close to a corporate friendly function band performance as you'd like. Dreadful and a bit offensive in truth when you put it next to the real thing. But you asked for opinions so expect it to be ripped up as well as praised. But thanks for sharing, all the same.

I got one recently for $20...seems tricky to track down though. Nice record, especially at end where the girl comes in and slags him off and then he answers 'But baby, I LOVE YOU' Boom. Stop. Thank you. Nice ending that.

Yep, came out with 'Jeanie' on the flip on 7"

Just put up a list of over 100 60's and 70's 45's up for sale an behalf of a mate. Full list can be viewed here >>> www.witchsbrew.co.uk <<< All soundclips hopefully work. Ordering instructions etc can be found on the site: they ain't my records - I'm just advertising them for him, but please buy lots of them, he wants to fund the airfair to show off his bitch in OZ (Bull Terrier)

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I know, sorry. Never realised you and Headsy were brothers

Possibly, but I asked if it came out on Crimson and was told... "...Along with his much under-rated 'Nevertheless' " ...so I took that to mean it was on the flip of Nevertheless...on Crimson.

Crimson first issue, Lost Nite 2nd. £30 and £10 respectively

Thanks, yeah, would have been nice on the orange...so, what about the issue on Jameco, and which issue is the boot...is it possibly one entitled "Call On Me" as opposed to "Call Me" (just going by what I've seen on the web, unless that was a mis-type)

A pal paid about £75 for this around 4 months back. The version on the LP - nay, the whole LP - is terrible.

Thanks...any opinions on a sensible price for this, in excellent condition? Anyone....?

Just sorting some records out for a mate and came across this one - Edward Hamilton - Call Me on Carrie. Green label copy. Just wanted to confirm if this was a boot or a legitimate second pressing from the time or what. Any help appreciated.

Nah, never a ton...think the most I've ever seen it at was around £50, but as Sebastian says around £25, maybe £35 tops is right. Not a rare record by any stretch: they do come up frequently.