Pete S

Beautiful rocksteady

Glenn Miller - sold this now

Classic rocksteady

Actually by Dennis Alcapone, dj version of Barbwire

Derrick Morgan

Very scarce label - qiality too

Fantastic version

Extremely rare Wailers 45

Bob Andy - This is a wonderful version of The Elgins song

Baba Brooks

alton ellis 3

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Alton Ellis

That's a nice one mate, Bunny Lee productions I think, Lester Sterling was one of the greatest Jamaican sax players...I'm guessing it's rocksteady, that was one that I never had, if you want to part with it I'll always swap northern for jamaican stuff

Decca had a licensing deal with parrot in the USA mate - they released Listen To My heart by The Bats which is a good white stomper, along with Tom Jones and stuff like that.

I don't know either - I just click the first reply button and you can edit the text that you are quoting and add your reply

Good spot mate!

Thanks Mark, I know Les (sort of), he bought a few things off me in the past, trouble is that he auctions all his best stuff...

"The One Alone" and I wasn't being facitious (???) when I said other sides better, I really think it is

Other side's better....

Oddly enough, it makes me reach for the off button if ever it comes on - really hate this song!

You are correct, Hawood is SS 1001, then it'sD height - grapevine holiday & king shirley ellis! human beinz! tami lynn gene chandler - time round robin invitations and so on until you reach ss 1029 (ronnie milsap) Out of all the 29 soul sounds releases I think there is only one that didn't come out on a UK label in the 60's (there was a time)

That as her first record, it's a UK Decca B side - probably her best know is Nothing Lasts Forever (Parlophone) which is crap

Yeah you can get it on a pressing for £8 or so and it's on a couple of cd's

Blimey how many different label designs has this one got? red issue - yellow issue - white demo swirl - white demo - any more?