Ritchieandrew

Top stuff Andy.............many thanks for sharig it with us all.!

All M- Paypal please as a gift if possible to westcoast66@btinternet.com All are single copies, & price includes signed for mail in the UK. Overseas customers please be aware that postage will be added @ cost to me. No offers or trades required, thanks for looking. 1) Ike Strong - I owe my life to you - Bama £150. (Just sold on J.M. Auction for £300+) 2) Margie Joseph - One more chance - Volt W.D £100. 3) The Charades - Corruption - Charade £45. 4) B.J. Thomas - Keep it up - Joed W.D. £200. Please P.M. me to reserve. First come etc, & THANKS FOR LOOKING. Regards Ritchie.

Forget Talc ..............just play "Dance to the music".......................Quote: I'm gonna add a little guitar to make it easy to move your feet.!!

Jerry Peters - I love everything about you - Mercury. Charnessa & the Charmettes - Personal Woman - Atco. Jo Armstead - Got my taste of the honey - Preacher Rose. Johnny Daniel - Make me fell so good - S.M.R. Katie Love - How can you mistreat the one who loves you - Stax Onyx - You never fail to amaze me - Yew. Barbara Stant - You've got to try it again - Test Pressing. Fresh - Long lost love affair - M.C.A. Bettye Scott - Good felling - Teako. Lee Porter - Nobodys doing a dogone thing - S.O.H. Harvey Averne - Central Park - Uptite. Barbara Stant - My mind holds on to yesterday - Shiptown. Eric & the Vikings - Time don't wait - Gordy. Cookie Scott - I don't care - Orr. Ralph Johnson - Have your fun - Master Key. Lou Pride - Look out love - Albatross. 125th St Candy store - Silent heart - Fania.

Flamin' Nora..................some bargains there, Also the top seven are 'Auction Status records'. Willie Cooper & Intertains, still not sold @ those prices...........Hello, it's time to wake up.!!!

Martyn, The one you have is the more common issue by the Harvey Averne Dozen - Uptite 004. The rarer on 45 & L.P. (different) cut is The Harvey Averne Band Uptite - 0015. P.S Theres a VG+ copy of Central Park Uptite 0015 0n E-Bay now, its at £65.74 with 1 Day 14 Hours left at the moment. Update the record has now sold for £97.33

Never learned to dance was played in certain North Wales venues in the mid to late 70's & used to clear the floor everytime, as was "too funky" @ the time. The prices being asked now are very high for a good but not at all rare record IHMO.

Great record, but the Mastering is very poor. I've never heard one that plays load & clear, which is a shame as it is otherwise a great record.!

There's just been a thread on here about "Central Park". Both this & Never learned to dance are current spins, the former coming out twice 1) as Harvey Averne Dozen, then 2) Harvey Averne Band, which is the LP version.!

Uncle Morts got one..........................he keeps it in Lord Lucans room, next to Shergar.!!

Keith.................thanks for the tip off.! I'll alert the media & inform the staff @JD Wetherspoon in case he breaks cover.!!.

Also : Mood Mosaic - A touch of velvet a sting of brass Elvis - Rubberneckin' Alan Bown set - Gonna fix you good Al TNT Braggs - Earthquake Band of Angels - Invitation

Nice one Roburt, a well written & informative article.!

I prefer "Central Park" to "Never learned to dance," which in my opinion is grossly overpriced. Whats the release No for the L.P. version of "Central Park".? Good luck Little Henry in finding the L.P.

All are single copies, condition as stated, Paypal as a gift if possible to westcoast66@btinternet.com price includes signed for mail in the U.K. Overseas postage will be added at cost. OLDIES: Edwin Starr - 25 Miles - Gordy G-7083 M- £8.00 Bobby Hebb - Love Love Love - Phillips 40400 (picture sleeve) M- £10 Natural 4 - Devil made me do it - Chess Ch 2119 M- £10 Innocent Bystanders - Frantic escape - Atlantic 2766 E+ £20 San Remo Strings - Festival Time - Ric Tic (White Demo) RT-112 M- £35 SOLD Dee Clark - Hot Potato - Constellation 65-1008 M- £12 Johhnie Taylor - Friday Night - Stax STA-0068 E+ £12 O'Jays - Deeper in love with you - Neptune N-22 M- £10 Al Kent - You gotta pay the price (inst) RT 127 E++ £12 3 Degrees - Gotta Draw the line - Swan 4224-G M- £12 NORTHERN The Witches - She's got you now - Bang W-1002 E+ £50 Harold Hutton - Lucky Boy / I'ts a good thing - Chess (white demo) 1125 E++ £40 The Chantlers - In the Beginning - Ches Love C-42070 M- (Rare) £400 SOLD BJ Thomas - Keep it up - Joed 119-1 M- (Rare) £225 The Marvels - Tomorrow - Finer Arts FA-2026 M- £50 MODER / CROSSOVER Margie Joseph - Nobody / What you gonna do Volt VOA-4023 E++ £35 SOLD Oliver Christian - Dissatisfied man - Legrand 4000 M- £400 Up from the bottom - The way the world will be - True 101A M- £30 Chuck Cissel - Don't tell me your sorry - Arista 0449 (X on label) E+ £60 Willie Tee - I'm only a man - Capitol Green Demo 2369 M- £50 Three Pieces - I need you girl - Fantasy demo 742 (sticker mark on label) E+ £25 Tony love - Crying time is over - Instant 3324 M-£ 60 NO OFFERS OR TRADES REQUIRED Please PM me to order, & thanks for looking.

Thanks for the reply which was well researched. Here's a revised version of what Terry Wilson had to say about the film in his book "Tamla Motown the stories behind the UK singles." In one of Motown's most under-recognised moves, the group shot a promotional film for the single near to the end of 1964 at the behest of presenter Murray the K, in which they mimed their vocals to "Nowhere to run," in the local Ford assembly plant. Staking its claim as the first pop video, "Nowhere to run" pre-dates both Unit 4 +2's location clip for "Concrete & clay" & Bob Dylan's promotional film for "Subterranean homesick blues" by six months, a not inconsiderable coup for Motown which deserves wider acknowledgement. Yes his version of events is more informative than my first post, but I was only trying to make a point, regarding a superb piece of footage.!

Yes but did they make/ produce the records & the film or Video.??

Another Motown first..................recognised as the First ever Promotional type music film/video.!!

Multicoloured or Pink. ???

WOW...................................Some bargains there.!!!

I see that John Manship has Oaxaca - Stop your crying - Mariposa 131, listed on his Auction site and describes it as " perhaps the rarest Crossover 45 we have listed in memory" My question is is it that rare ? as there are several showing on Popsike with fiishing prices ranging from $ 81 to $ 609 (U.S.D.) It certainly is a great record and it's also a B side, so does anybody on here own it, or what do people think it is worth.! Please advise. Ricardo.

The linings on the Swan case I have is foam & as such is very prone to wear. Try and get a case with a carpet lining which is much more durable. Security wise padlocking anything with an "eyelet" type bracket to take a padlock is as much use as a trap door in a canoe. Also the lift off type hinges @ the back can be removed in seconds with a good bar or screwdriver. I had to add two Masterlocks to the larger one of mine (J.M.) @ the front, and on the other one (Swanflight) change the rear hinge to a solid type, and add a masterlock to make it totally secure. You pay enough for the records, soo make sure they are fully secure. And hey................don't loose or forget the keys once youve secured the box. !! Ricardo.

Has Celest Hardie ever been Re-Issued or booted on Reynolds ? Your comments would be appreciated.! Regards, Ricardo.

Joe Dunlop had a White & green demo for sale., a few months ago, & I think he still has it.!! joedunlop@btinternet.com

O.K. Here's mine: Janice Koons - If I had it all to do over - Dellwood Lee Porter - Nobodys doing a doggone thing - Select o Hit Perfect Match - The weights on you - Philly Town Jack Jacobs - I beleive it's allright - Libra Cookie Scott - I don't care - Orr Pamela Beaty - Talkin' eyes - Tip Cody Black - Mr Blue - D-Town Delilah Moore - It takes love - Middle Earth Reo Lane - Give me your love - Bren Street people - I wanna get over - Spring New Younger Brothers - Keep it Together - Y.B.P. Ambers - Another love - Smash Lillie Bryant - Meet me halfway - Monarch Test Press Life Ensemble - On a summers day - Lifestyle Charnessa & the Charmettes - Personal Woman - Atco. Thanks for Listening, all who Attended.