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Mint-er please Please pm with your offer price Thank you krh68

I have a blue LANDO issue - which turns up less often than the demo from what I can tell and a white label LENDO. Instinct, nothing more, tells me that the LENDO is a later press, even though that may mean later in the 60ts............ The blue LANDO issue has a sheldon stamp, Chicago as indicated. The white (demo) LENDO do not. My guess might be that someone had them pressed later as all the ones I have seen are super fresh vinyl. They certainly haven't done the rounds like the LANDO copies. Of course they could just have been stored for years, but again instinct tells me they were made a fresh to filter out, but just never shifted back when ever. So for me LANDO white and blues = first press LENDO = later press.

please pm me with offer price thanks krh68

Cheers Moldie Will check

Mint Please PayPal as Gift Please Pm Thanks krh68

May have to get the Goldwax as a stop gap Thanks Adam...............shame I couldnt make last Move On............

price please ?

opps PM sent Looks like I missed Jessie................

1. Demands - Say It Again - Clem 2. Joe Simon - Just Like Yesterday - Irral BOUGHT THANK YOU 3. Echoes - Million Dollar Bill - Pulse (gold label preferred but orange is fine) 4. Caesars- Girl I Miss You - Lanie 5. Bob & Gene - I Really Love You - Mo Do 6. Quotations - I Don't Have To Worry - Di Venus 7. Willie Mason - Why - Ka La Ma

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Thanks for responses, have pm'd all thus far - will update list when sorted...

Please pm me on here with offer if you have one for sale or location if you have seen one recently or know where one is for sale......... Cheers 1. Demands - Say It Again - Clem 2. Joe Simon - Just Like Yesterday - Irral 3. Echoes - Million Dollar Bill - Pulse (gold label preferred but orange is fine) 4. Caesars- Girl I Miss You - Lanie 5. Bob & Gene - I Really Love You - Mo Do 6. Quotations - I Don't Have To Worry - Di Venus 7. Willie Mason - Why - Ka La Ma Thanks for looking.

Great price : Otis Jackson - Turn Out the Lights - C&F - Mint- - 75£ (I paid 140$.. ) Paid more than that for mine................nice moody mid tempo.......

Roger, just sent you some money via PayPal for the last lot of purchases, cheers

Thanks for letting us know Pete............

Thanks, tats appreciated Will take one of these at £ 30 - £ 45 (lol) if anyone has one Minter fo course,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

JIMMY LOMAX & THE VOWS-COME ON HOME-CAB Anyone seen one for sale ?

Interesting choice Beeks, was played a bit on Carms RnB forum few years ago..........sure we dug out the other version of it too (don't recall it being of any note) 17 Ali Mapo I Like Your Kind Of Love San

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Item : Jobete Music Company Inc Acetate Title : "Honey Lane" I searched the details on this acetate and came to these entries : Honey Lane [berry Gordy Jr, Norman Whitfield] publ. Jobete Tommy Good; acc. The Temptations [unidentified] acetate Condition : A difficult one to grade. It has a serious warp. The track besides this plays VG- ; but because of the warp I am grading Fair (F). I have included a sound file for you to hear the 45 in part ; make your own judgement. No returns. It has a warp, so lets be clear on that - it may play on your system, it may not ! It did for me as the soundclip shows. Soundclip on eBay sales page : eBay Sales Page

Paid, thanks

Be interesting to hear this eventually, don't think i can make the event, look forward to the feedback on it on here...........

Glyn, please pm me condition and price. Been offered another - just so you are aware (being honest) and I can compare.........Thank you

Be interested in one if anyone sees a lead to one, thanks.............

Can't really add much to these dis-jointed debate.............still havent had any RnR examples that have been played on the Northern scene..........I'd be interested in those..........just to say Yeah or Nah too......... Many Stateside, including a friend of mine, stated "its all RnB or Rock n Roll"............his main disctinction being the move from primarily black artists performing RnB with mainly local success to the white kids taking it National as Rock n Roll and although some sweeping generalisation there is a point to that statement (imho)...... He didnt have any distinction between his RnB and all our divisions of RnB / Soul / Northern / Rare Soul etc etc........just didnt see them I accept we have splits now, mightly fine, that have evolved to where they are. I believe the early clubs played a real wide mix, including Jamacian Ska..............its as we move forward that things have narrowed / specialised.......... Happy to be corrected / here your views...............