Pete S

I could but I'd have to charge

Is Communicators meant to be spelt like it is on the label?

Not the greatest record ever made but not only did it only get 2 bids, it only got 5 views in the entire time it was on there. I won it at $10.50

Oh yes

An unofficial copy of a musical recording, or an original but illegal recording. Sometimes referred to as pirate Illicit. Originally from Prohibition era - in. re. illegal alcoholic liquor. An item that is illegally sold or traded, such as video tapes, T-Shirts, etc. Whiskey illegally distilled from a corn mash The part of a boot above the instep

I've only bought 2 of them. I didn't even know 75% of them. Weird 70's and 80's things mainly. I guess they know their market, it's obviously not the Northern scene.

Thanks Ali - just not seen it anywwhere

I heard Gerri hall was coming out on Grepvine 45, anyone know if it did?

Novelty acts

You sure it was that much mate? 300? Maybe 150 was my cut This is a bit misty to be honest but there's no way in the world I would have listed that for 300, it must have been an offer???

Funny, whenever I think of the John Andrews record for some reason it reminds me of Steve Aldo - You're absolutely right. Probably because they are on the same label. Both by Ashford & Simpson I think, and coming out at the same time, Brothers Grimm - don't know if Looky Looky was writen by them but A Man Needs Love certainly was. Must have sent a load of songs over at the same time.

Yeah I'd keep it if I were you - so hard to replace. Not got any reggae to sell me?

I actually sold Martin that copy, it was a Parlophone issue, have to say it's the only one I've ever seen, having said that, I had a demo in my own collection a few years ago and I haven't seen another one since...I sold the demo for £25 in 1993...I was offered £150 for the issue so I thought I had no choice but to take it. I'd think it's real value is maybe £100, might be wrong, definitely a rare item though, and it's absolutely brilliant. The Val Simpson I think is ok but totally lifeless without brass, and a lot slower. I'm sure there's some link between John Andrews and the group Supertramp

Kelly Michaels...

It's quite rare now but still worth no more than £15....I emailed the seller and told him by the way

Could be...70's record?

It's the bootleg!

Forgot I had this, recording of an Ian Levine spot at the Mecca, can't pinpoint the date exactly but it might be late 75..bit of self promotion going on here I think LJ JOHNSON - DANCING ON THE EDGE OF A DREAM EDDIE SPENCER - IF THIS IS LOVE OSCAR PERRY - I GOT WHAT YOU NEED ? - TRYING TO GET BACK TO YOU GIRL BILLY WOODS - LET ME MAKE YOU HAPPY THE EXCITERS - YOU'RE GONNA MAKE ME LOVE YOU BARBARA PENNINGTON - RUNNING IN ANOTHER DIRECTION HIGH VOLTAGE - COUNTRY ROAD SOUL PATROL - SAVE YOUR LOVE THE IDLE FEW - PEOPLE THAT'S WHY THE DU SHONS - YOU BETTER THINK IT OVER LJ JOHNSON - YOUR MAGIC PUT A SPELL ON ME EAST COAST CONNECTION - SUMMER IN THE PARKS PAT LUNDY - PARTY MUSIC EVELYN THOMAS - WEAK SPOT ANDERSON BROS - I CAN SEE HIM LOVING YOU KENNY SMITH - LORD WHATS HAPPENING 8TH AVENUE BAND - THE WHOLE THING SKULLSNAPS - I'M YOUR PIMP PRINCE GEORGE - WRONG CROWD CANDI STATON - NOW YOU'VE GOT THE UPPER HAND

Trouble is, what happens when they come head to head with an immovable object like ABKCO in the case of Cameo Parkway, still no official CD release from their catalogue and doesn't look libe being one so I suppose that's why someone came up with the CamPark cd's.

That's a UK mercury release, a white stomper, I've got it somewhere if you want to refresh your memory. It's not very good in the cold light of day.

What puzzles me is why anyone would actually want to buy this appalling record

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It's a totally different version to the one that came out on the cd - a better one to be honest. Theres also an instrumental version which I don't think came out.