Mace

Sure I've got something else on it somewhere Mike. Think it was a very poor non descript jazz tune but will post up if I ever find it (in one of the many shite boxes that I have collected whilst buying blind from ebay over the years... ) ...and before Chalky, Pikeys Dog or any other smart arse jumps in....NO I don't mean my playbox

I think I actually first heard it from a CD you put together a fair few years back Mark. So indirectly you fed it onto me too Joan ...and thus indirectly onto Daddy (James) who posted this thread. Small world innit....... I would say £75 at least nowadays, and though not dog rare I don't personally see it about very often. Actually took me about 18 months to find mine. Great tune that does well deserve its day big time!

Ah, remember once seeing a yellow issue on ebay now you've posted that up. Are issues rarer? If so I'll go go and get me yellow highlighter pen out...

I've still got that old tape you did me about 20 years ago with this on Jim. Somewhere about anyway! Along with Kel Osborne 'Quicksand' and Chuck Flamingo 'What's my chances' A privelaged education in my late teenage years indeed, cheers mate!

...cus I'm a saddo who has nowt better to do I've just dug it out...all info on label as below.....pics to follow in week unless Steve Thomas has posted scans from Pats auction? TAMI LYNN FAYETTE (D.J. Copy) F-1632-N Nobody wants you (when you're down and out) (2.45) Credited to Jimmie Cox Pickwick Music Corp ASCAP F-1631-T Trouble Child (2.29) Credited to Barbara Mason Mary Hill Music Stilran Music BMI Engraved matrix numbers in deadwax each side that match the numbers printed on label on either side (as denoted above) Virtue engraved both sides in deadwax Letter R stamped both sides in deadwax

Think Stevie Z has different version of 'Nobody wants you...' as I asked him about this version a few months back and he said he did not know it. Will dig mine out of whatever box it's hidden in sometime this week for info and take photos of labels (no scanner) Bought it off ebay for a few dollars and then saw it on Cotswold Records for £500 a few weeks later, so contacted Ady Pierce about it and he told me is was her debut and very rare. Seen another one since on ebay which fetched about £80 if my memory serves me right. Pretty unknown - great versions of both tunes.

Mines a white demo so not sure wether label design is chequered on issues. Don't think I have ever seen an issue to be honest?

Great tune - think I played it at last Bidds Allnighter. Good R&B flip too 'Rosalie' £80 is cheap - thought it was at least £120

One on Gemm for $13.50, though condition is only VG- https://www.gemm.com/item/SOMMERS-c-JOANIE/...R/GML662032907/ Regards Mace

Joanie Sommers - Warner Bros. 5390 - Goodbye Summer / Big Man - 1963 From Dave Rimmers site discography - don't know it though. Sound file anyone?

Fantastic tune..... Also 'Let me go the right way' by The Supremes is well worth a mention

Heard this over the phone about 4 years ago......vocals are indeed dreadful.......

Gotta move some of this stuff so prices dropped....sensible offers also considered. Cheque / cash preferred if possible but Paypal also accepted. P.M. or email to reserve Ta muchly for looking Mace Chuck Jackson Hand it over U.K. Pye International Ex £50 RESERVED Clydie King If you were a man Imperial (audition copy) Ex- £30 RESERVED Azie Mortimer Lips Bigtop Ex- (plays fine) £100 Barry Grand Anniversary song Karate Promo M- £40 Pageants Are you ever coming home RCA promo Ex £35 Lamont Dozier Dearest One / Fortune teller tel me Melody Ex £110 Maurice Williams Return Seahorn promo Ex- £40 Johnny Maestro 50 million heartbeats / Before I loved her U.K. United Artists Ex- £35 Gary Criss Welcome home to my heart U.K. Stateside Ex £15 Elgins Street Scene / You found yourself another fool Valiant Ex £25 RESERVED Geoffrey Meteliko Got to find a way (decent version of Cajun Hart) Happy Tiger Ex £50 Denise Germaine Little lost lover U.A. promo Ex £35 RESERVED Rhythm Rascals Why do you have to go Roulette Ex £15 Bessie Watson Wake up crying / Whose gonna miss you Jay Pee Ex £50 Little Joe Cook These lonely tears Fury VG+ (plays great) £25 Shirley Mathews Stop the clock Red Leaf (Canadian) Ex- £30 SOLD Debbie Dean Don't let him shop around Motown Ex £20 Imaginations Wait a little longer son Ballad promo Ex £20 Ketty Lester Please don't cry anymore RCA promo Ex £10 RESERVED Elaine Dunn If my teardrops could speak / Here stands a girl Capitol Ex £30 Darlene Paul All cried out Capitol Ex £20 RESERVED Danny White Cracked up over you Decca Ex £7 RESERVED Corvells Jokes on you Cub Ex £12 Martha Smith As you walked away Cameo VG+ £8 Lorna Doone Dangerous town RCA promo Ex £15 RESERVED Steve Alaimo That's what love will do ABC Ex £25 Darlene Paul I'll get over you Capitol Ex £10 Robert Portee Casanova Diamond Ex £70 Kingpins Lucky guy Veejay Ex £30 Sam Anderson Standing at the edge of the sea King Ex £20 RESERVED Supremes Let me go the right way Motown Ex £15 Now thems cheap............... *****UPDATED******

Recently got a copy of this on Dutch Tamla Motown (5C 006-91191). Any one know if it was issued with pic sleeve or not originally on Dutch? Regards Mace.

Dream on.......

The last spare one I had went for £100, though it was a few years ago. Must admit, have not seen one for a while....

...and if not, how many copies of Sam Dees would you consider as a fair trade Please let me know required quantity for M- copy and also for Ex copy....

Great tune, never heard it played at a Northern night...does it get spins on the Northern scene?

...or Little Milton 'Sometimey'......great old tune and cheap as chips

Heres more than a few R&B tunes that are good dancers and have had well received plays on the Northern Scene over here... Reatha Reese - Only lies Dorothy Williams - Watchdog / Wells gone dry Ted Taylor - Somebodies always trying Larry Davies - I've been hurt so many times Peppermint Harris - Wait until it happens to you Charlotta Tillman - Baby I'm serious Buddy Ace - True love money can't buy Junior Parker - Why do you make me cry Little Emmett Sutton - Mom, won't you teach me to monkey Sonny Til - Hey little woman Little John - I'm shakin' Carl Underwood - Ain't you lyin' Fred Bridges - Baby don't you weep Willie Mae Thornton - My man called me Newports - Dixie Women Pearl Woods - Don't tell it all Vonns - So many days Baby Washington - Let love go by Varetta Dillard - That's why I cry Chuck Wright - Palm of my hand Young Jessie - You were meant for me Cookie Jackson - Try love Big Daddy Rogers - I'm a big man Ernie Washington - Lonesome shack Clydie King & Mel Carter - Who do you love Beverly Ann Gibson - 3 dollar bill Gwen Davis - My man don't think I know Joe & Ann - Runnin' & foolin Lee Rogers - Troubles Leo Price - Hey now baby Some biggies, some cheapies, some more well known than others - but all quality tunes

It was indeed a great turnout from Niges family and friends, a tribute to just how popular Nige was. All the speeches were straight from the heart, as they should be, and Nige Brown proved that even on the most difficult of days, he could stand tall and give his best mate the send off he deserved. Well done mate, it is a task no-one wants to have to do, and few can do with dignity - you should be proud of yourself. He'll be cussing you for necking his cider mind...................

Think my Humdrum Blues is a Dutch E.P. Will have to check now...? Anyway, reckon you will pay more like £80 - £100 for it unless you get a bargain of ebay I offered Paul Hallam £50 for his back in the late 80s early 90s on many an occasion without success before getting me own copy. 'Tears on my face' should be about £40 - £50 but has been getting a bit of attention lately, so may be going up. Baz, have you heard 'Hear what I say' by Junior Lewis?