Pete S
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Last one - this is the 'other' Temptones cover up - thanks to Greg for the recording
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9th - this is hilarious - someone has speeded it up but so fast that the backing singers sound like chipmunks
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6th - this is listed as being Soul Fry but I think they meant Soul Fay?
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5th - this is the one that Gash was trying to identify the other day but his version sounded like it was recorded from outside a venue. I can guarantee that this is an LP track, definitely.
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4th - now this one is so familiar that I think I must actually have it or have had it, I may be wrong but someones bound to know what this is...I'm gonna kick myself
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I needed to find All My Loving by Prince Buster for a compilation and I remembered taping it when I owned a copy, so it meant a few hours in the garage trying to find it amongst literally hundreds of tapes. Anyway I did find it but I also found a tape just labelled as 'cover ups' so I thought I'd post a few up here to see if they ever became popular or uncovered or whatever. Some are good, some are crap. This is the first one.
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You were robbed
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Found this from one of my lists, November 2002, I didn't mention the organ! DEREK MARTIN - IF YOU GO - SUE EX £35 DEREK MARTIN - IF YOU GO - SUE EX- £25 No you're not seeing things, this is listed twice because there are two different versions which nobody ever seems to mention...the first one listed has the white Sue logo and is a more "Motown" sound with much more accent on the tambourine. The second has the black Sue logo and is a mellower mix. Both are brilliant but the first version is incredible.
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Atco label. It's B side to "Score" which was the theme to a football show. Almost always shows up as a double sided promo with the wrong track on both sides. I thought I once had a double sided demo but now I think I might have dreamed it. I sold that copy in 1978 and didn't get another one til about 1999 - I think I may have sold it to Steve Cee. It would probably only sell for maybe £50 but I'd pay that in a second to be honest. It really is very rare. Failing that, I'll cut you one
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You should, bargains galore. Am I the only sane one left????
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£60 if you are very lucky - I'd have said £50 tops, must have been a sizeable hit in Detroit cos they are everywhere.
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Careful. Some of the boots weren't dinked so they have solid centres - I've had one and Mick has had one. They have scratched in numbers though so still easy to tell. I sold my last (proper) one to Ian Levine for £120.
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Just because you see overpriced records in boxes doesn't mean anything. I've dealt in British for 20 years almost so I'm not guessing. You tell a real expert like Mick Smith that the record is worth £250 and he'll just laugh at you.
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If you'd like to put money on that I'll have a demo within 2 weeks and it won't have cost £150. I sold 2 demos last year for £125 each.
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Another good program for recording streaming audio of any type is called WM Recorder 10. I got this from off the net the other day and it's good. You just click on the properties of the file you want, it'll usually be a www. address, paste the address into a box and click record, it goes to the file and records it to your hard disk. I think I have a crack for this as well.
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Right, well you can tell what version you have by the label design - if the Sue logo is either white or black...unfortunately I can't remember which is which! One version is really driving, the other not so - both great though. Having said that, I'd still only ask £40 for it.
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Thats a question we've all been asking since he started running his auctions!
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See if you can find a program called Acoustica mp3 to wav converter, I think that will convert basically anything. If you can't find it, I'll send you it
