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Ok guys, I'll put the yacht deposit on hold.

Thanks Matt, I see it's quite rare, and at least one more in a mis pressed like mine. Not sure about the trainee theory now.

Makes sense, the label is slightly mis cut .

Thanks, I'm not to well up on this era and found it hard to pin down. I'm sure it will be desirable to someone, if not the soul crowd.

Not the same song. Hopefully the clip will now work. Please Excuse my total incompetence.

I've had this acetate for a few years, not been able to find anything about it, or her whatsoever. I'd describe it as teen soul? Be interesting to at least put a year to it 62/62? Anyone know anything about the studio? Quite a big production for a vanity project. https://app.box.com/s/5egeoqvoqmw6menjwoogwbhf9s5wbl7x

Rob, I thought If anyone can I'd, you'd know it.

I have a copy of, the C.O.D.'s- I'm a good guy, white demo to boot, shame it plays the below, an unknown, to me, early soul/ blues number. Please excuse my naive attempts at recording I'm still a complete novice. Any help, interestingly the dead wax has the same cat. Number as the one on the C.O.D.'S Tune, howsxthat happen? I'd assumed the record was just mislabeled, it's seems the actual master plate was mis titled. https://app.box.com/s/1jbh5ts320jlki3jaw3jhal3282qvs7v

Hi keys- Living a lie, about 10 years ago. Paid 60, got an unreleased acetate in the same week, it's called sweet soul sister, funky thing, for less than the hi- keys.

'If I could see you now', and some git made me write it out long hand.

Thanks for all, it is a great tune, but time to freshen the box. IICSYN, side a tad fast for today's dancefloors imho.

Rosie Lopez, too hot to hold Mary munday- love has gone Pm if you have and would consider sale or trade.

If I could see you now, is the issue rarer or the demo ? Seen more demo's personally but could be wrong?

Sadly the adulation, I think, stemmed party from her lifestyle, she was always in the paper, for the wrong reasons. That in its self is attractive to the media and turned her into a public figure.

Saw Bobby Womack mid 90's, the Apollo, Manchester, spent ages talking, couldn't sing, a real disappointment, just about pulled off Harry hippie, which made it still worthwhile. Gill Scot heron, similar era, first time didn't show, Crack I'll do that.,his band played for free and we're sensational, the midnight express ? I think they were called. Month later he did show the reshedueled gig, but was very dry and said nothing between the songs. Not what I expected, his sung perfectly but zero interaction with the crowd.

Things that are $15 dollars, couple of copies in the US, the UK sellers want £30 quid or more.

This applies to Europe as well. It's certainly making cheaper end sounds not worth buying from the states.

I was looking for the voicemasters, that always associated was the venue. Only went the once, national express from London but I do remember it being exceptional. As good as atmosphere, but entirely different, than the 100 at the time.

All mentioned were played a whole lot in the 80's.

I'd say elements of the 60's Stafford sound are still just as relevant, other bits aren't. 70's and modern were a big part of Stafford anyway Alan.

Never keen on shook me, cracking up is class, IMHO.

Another with a very similar backing track, different lyrics

PM me to reserve, post £3.00 uk. Gino Washington With the United Cleaning Co - Hey Football- perfecta, rare soul funk unknown- ex £65 Lazier And The Lazier Strokers - royal American- as above- not on discogs- excellent-£75 The Admirations - Don't Leave Me - onederful- NM£25 High Voltage - Country Road Columbia wdj- excellent £25 Charlie Palmieri And His Orchestra - Uptight / Bugulu Promo)- Atlantic wdj- excellent £28 The Esquires - Dancin' A Hole In The World - rocky road-excellent- £28 bit of wear on label John Thomas - sure is groovy- bveep, VG just a few Mark's close to vg+, plays great. £34 Joe hicks- I'm coming home sceptre- bit of b side label missing otherwise ex £12

I have no idea why this gets derided so much, personally I love it, and wasn't around at the time. But I've heard loads take the pee of it. Really, if it was a rare and an unknown it would be massive with the upfront crowd today. It's no less soulful than 'soul thing', on cobblestone, IMHO.

For me this is so unlike the rest of his 60's stuff, had it for year s but never flipped or forgot about it. Great tune.