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The Quotations - I Wanna Thank You George Soule - Midnight Affair A mint one, never been played https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/100-Club-32nd-Anniversary-Single-The-Quotations-George-Soule-/201152405492?pt=UK_Records&hash=item2ed59e1ff4

draw as in draw a picture or drawer as a sock drawer?

both of mine have Right Now on the flip. The charge version is great but the Dawn one is not.

i believe the SS is but not the other side,,,,

D'oh! Must get me that book Joe.

829 Â Â IKE & TINA TURNER - OH BABY! Â Â EX- 8 The B side to the River Deep 70s UK reissue but the only way to get the LP only Oh Baby on a legit 7". Play it loud at plus 3 and see the dancers fill the floor.

How many boxes of good quality dance tempo soul sounds do you flick through marked at ten or twenty pounds which are ignored by the buying collector which should sell for a quid or two but because johnny moonshine or maten coopel who have got the dosh to print a GUIDE say are worth 50 times more than than they were acquired for do you walk away from.......?

Would you trust a used car price guide compiled by a used car dealer?

Found this on web .........Whoever it was in the summer of 1963 who decided these things, Quality Control marked their territory in the expanding label's organisation by scoring a victory here, denying There He Goes a release. Embarrassed, Stevenson then seems to have engaged in a bit of face-saving subterfuge; he used his connections to place the rejected record with the little-known Independent Producers Group label, a small-scale indie offshoot of Hawk Records based out of New York City which specialised in licensing pre-recorded material from, well, independent producers, leasing the masters from Motown for a year. He was then able to go back to the Velvelettes and point to their record being in stores. It did pick up some radio play and sales in a few Northern and Midwestern cities, enough to convince Motown that their decision to sign the group had been the right one - but with no Motown promotional money to plug it, and no live following outside the WMU campus thanks to the Velvelettes' parentally-enforced, Motown-approved dedicaton to their schoolwork, the record's progress stalled before the single had a chance to chart nationally.

Demo only I understand......

Maybe it's Darren's Sales Pitch !

Might be worth contacting Eddie Hubbard. I recall a detailed article he did for "There's That Beat".

Lillian Offitt - Miss you so - EXCELLO (....... Not early 60s...... More like 1957.....but a great version of a much copied song and a great price too.....

Think It Over. Was the track title......terrible flat and strained lead vocals with she cats wailing in the background....

Gillettes is a great bargain....

Nice to see a play list...... Loved John Wesley, the Sam & Kitty cover (thought it was a Casablanca label while spinning) and Little Stanley. M

Love this and have it on a nice mint pink demo....Great cover of Ricky Allen's original on Bright Star.

I've just reread the original post and I see you golfers are on foot....so buggie is for jock and clubs....and beer? Good luck to you all....I know how I feel after two rounds on the same day so some task.

How do you get 6 people and 4 sets of clubs on a buggie?

John Manship has a uk tm copy for 40quid in E condition.

Jimmy castor in good condition easy £100 plus....

I believe "Can't Do Without You" is the only issue.....i recall that Tony Rounce has the full info...

Noted....all "Professional" DJs must arrive at venue before the start and make notes of all records played until their set to avoid duplication..........if you are playing a set in another room please ensure your PA is taking notes .......

How the hell would a DJ coming on at 3 am know what the first DJ played at 9.30pm?