Dysonsoul

I'l tell you what if i had 45's at them prices in my sales box i'd never sell a record ! i can't find these customers. on the other point of sick of hearing the same stuff scenario - the upfront 60's -70's crowd are the worst people for moaning and not showing up at forward looking venues- it's been the same since stafford ended !

little mary staten- many moons ago i bought this for the deep side " helpless girl " still one of the best deepies for your money ! andy d.

let me know what you got to trade ,i got a spare of the donnie murphy- red bug .off list . andy d.

it's always difficult pin pointing exact quantities of records but the tom dieppero story is pretty much correct he did work at motown and did aquire the frank wilson along with the famous haul of unissued motown stuff that he sent to dave withers and rod shard- stafford era, around the same time i worked at browny's and tom paid a visit and gave us the 4 c90's packed with fantastic unissued tracks ie - don't beat arond the bush, boy from crosstown -ect.. a short time before he died, he was a real gent and fantastic fellow the truth is ( i'm sure he won't mind me saying all this stuff was stolen from motown then based on the west coast ) i still have them somewhere ! i know of another frank wilson in the u.k and another in the states but never the less a true rarity that will never come along fact ! sure frank offered a lot of money for it and so did gordy when he bought the most complete collection of motown in excistance from a u.s collector ( that was missing the above named item ) so all in all not a big mystery but a interesting history of a true masterpiece ! andy d.

Tutona sounds like the label, can't quite remember. Not that rare, I've had two at least and no of other dealers and collecters who have or have had a copy. £300ish.