Pete S
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Great old instrumental
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Sorry not soul but great anyway
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Haven't got any UK left really, Mick Smith is your man for those...going to post up a few random ones now
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I'd knock 25% off the price
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Which one - there's a couple of different ones with that title - London, Sue, UA, Island? Kent have bought out 3 Sue compilation cd's but I think they may have had problems licensing some of the material because there's quite a bit of useful stuff missing. They also show Sue to be an ego-trip for Guy Stevens because surely he must have been the only guy in the world who would have bought some of those 45's...the Baron & His Pounding Piano eh?
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Well everyone said it was demo only...then I got this 2 months ago
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Ladies and gentlemen I am very proud to bring you....
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Next one I send up will hopefully blow everyone away, this is the only copy I have ever seen or heard of...ready in 5 minutes
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It's South African - I love the other side, Lets Go Baby, but it had a radio station sticker on it
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Sold this last year sadly
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Something a little bit different here
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Too much information
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Here you go Mr Dayo
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Yes thats it. I bought it off Nancy, must be 4 years ago now
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Is it out? Anyone seen it? Any good?
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It's on UK Decca - throwaway B side to a version of the hideous Europop tracl "El Bimbo"
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Thats really nice but I swear I've had this on a different label - only ever seen one copy, I think it was a yellow label - I sold it for £500 (talking about Curtis Lee)
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Probably my all time favourite beat ballad. Can't remember what I did with this copy.
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Again this is one that not that many people took an interest in, sold it for a ton i think, must be double that now. I had the Luther Ingram version on Hurdy Gurdy 2 lists ago for £150. The version by Douglas Gibson on TRC uses the same backing track as the Harrison brothers yet is still a cheapie.
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Unbelievably, when I put this - my own personal copy - up for sale nobody was intersted, I think I took £125 in the end!
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My scanner doesn't work but I'd like to put some scans up, they won't be in alphabetical order though. First one is a very rare Detroit record, it's an alternative vocal to Jimmy Mack's 'Go On' (b side of My World Is On Fire). Looks rough but was nice enough.
