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"Original Version Or Certainly Inspiration To Larry Clintons "Wanted" That's Bill Cosby's "Little Ole Man" he's talking about there...

Lots of vaguely related stuff being posted, (that doesn't apply to Gene's post above btw..) but I think this is more what the topic starter was aiming for: Gil Bernal - It Sure Is Groovy - from the soundtrack to In The Heat Of The Night. Pretty sure I heard this played at Keele - probably on the back of the inferior Brothers Cain version that was covered up as Moses and Joshua, I think.

Detroit Gold vol 1 - Solid Smoke 8021 Detroit Gold vol 2 - Solid Smoke 8022 Rare, classic and previously unreleased cuts from the Karen, Carla, Moira labels, officially licensed courtesy of Ollie Mclaughlin who also provides the sleeve notes. Issued in 1984 and long deleted, these albums include tracks by The Gambrells, Belita Woods Popcorn Wylie and the unissued at the time Ain't Gonna Give You Up by the Volumes. Both records have wear to the spine but front and rear covers are in nice condition with no ringwear, stickers, writing or discolouration. Vinyl on both albums is near mint and the recordings are of excellent quality. Pics below for reference only - I can't fit LPs under my scanner. I'm offering both albums for £45 including free UK recorded delivery for quick payment by paypal as a gift. Now reduced to £38 PM please or email: mistergodzilla@yahoo.com Volume 1 A1 Barbara Lewis - Hello Stranger A2 Jimmy 'Soul' Clark - If I Only Knew A3 Belita Woods - My Magic Corner A4 Firestones, The - Buy Now And Pay Later A5 Compacts, The - Why Can't It Be A6 Deon Jackson - Ooh Baby A7 Bettye Lavette - Hey Love A8 Four Pros, The - The Reason Why B1 Deon Jackson - Love Makes The World Go 'Round B2 Belita Woods - You Do Your Thing B3 Jimmy 'Soul' Clark - Take A Little Time To Tell Her B4 Firestones, The - I Just Can't Wait B5 Compacts, The - That's How My World Began B6 Richard 'Popcorn' Wylie - Rosemary What Happened B7 Belita Woods - That's When I'll Stop Loving You Volume 2 A1 Capitols, The - Cool Jerk A2 Jimmy Delphs - Almost A3 Fabulous Counts, The - Jan Jan A4 Jimmy Delphs - Feels Like Summers Comin' On A5 Jimmy Delphs - Don't Sign The Papers A6 Percy & Them - Sing A Sad Song A7 Jimmy Delphs - I've Been Fooled Before A8 Volumes, The - Ain't Gonna Give You Up B1 Capitols, The - We Got A Thing That's In The Groove B2 Fabulous Counts, The - It's A Man's Man's World B3 Jimmy Delphs - Mrs. Percy B4 Gambrells, The - You Better Move B5 Jimmy Delphs - Am I Loosing You B6 Johnnie Mae Matthews - Worried About You B7 Lucas, Matt - M.C. Twine

Double Crossing was the instrumental to Bobby Mandoplh's "Gotta Get You Back" it was released (legally?) credited to the Cliff Goldsmith Orchestra - on vault if I remember correctly.

I might have one that's pretty close - can't remember if I sold it to be honest. I'll check and get back to you

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I think I ve found a solution that might enhance a low powered in-car jobbie. Will give it a trial and feedback on how I get on.

Attention tech heads! I want to do this as cheaply as possibly please: I'm going to be doing an outdoor gig in the grounds of an art gallery with lots of workshops/studios attached. What I'd like to do is transmit what's played in FM so that all the studios can have a transistor radio or boombox tuned in. The furthest the signal will have to reach is about 100m and we can position the transmitter on a balcony above us so that we can improve the signal with a bit of height. Trouble is I don't know what kit I need. It needs to be something I can connect from the back of mixer via phono or jack leads, so that's stuff like the Griffin iTrip out. Any suggestions gratefully received amigos

Mine was £8 from Soul Bowl and to my recollection was relatively speaking quite a while (almost a year) before the red boot. Searling was still playing it when the Monarch TP came out. Always regarded it as a boot.

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Album containing this and her other Northern tracks in sales right now!

Gail Wynters - A Girl For All Seasons - US Hickory Great album inc all her Northern Soul winners: You Don't Have To Be In Love, You've Got The Power, I Like Your Kind of Love plus a great jazzy version of Going Out of My Head. Pic for reference only Vinyl on all three copies looks virtually unplayed but may need a light dust. Sleeves as described. Variations as follows: 1. Stereo Promo LPS 138 - White label promo and NM vinyl. Sleeve is stamped 'Promo Copy' and has faint KCBH stamp and light ring wear. Noticeable spine wear HOLD 2. Stereo Issue LPS 138 - Black label and NM vinyl, Sleeve has light ring wear. Cut out corner top left and slight sticker removal trace below 3. Mono issue LPM 138 Black label and NM vinyl, Sleeve has light ring wear. Cut out hole and small sticker mark top left corner £14 each all all three for £39 (GBP) Paypal only please - gift preferred - I've sold on here for many years without problems. If it's a deal breaker however, contact me and we'll work something out. PM or email to: mistergodzilla@yahoo.com I can ship for free in the UK. Overseas ask for quote and I'll ship at cost depending on amount and destination.

Sequins "Too Much Lovin'" = Cheryl Ann - I Can't Let Him - Patty

Loads of info on the history part of his site https://www.waynecoch...heccriders.com/ I'm in Trouble on Mercury was played on the 70s Northern scene. I think Chopper '70 on king is probably my favourite track of his

Yeah I got that - just wasn't sure where the Broadway stuff came from?

aka respected jazz vocalist.

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Think you'll find there's a more appropriate part of the forum for first time posters to spell friends incorrectly.

You've seen the one on Manship's for £50 I take it? Fair price for an issue I reckon.

Just had a look on ebay and interestingly all the Romar 45s with that label design, whether promo and issue, have the MGM logo on the left hand side.

Theres records by Linda Carr, Mel Carter and I have an oddball psych/pop thing by Hocus Pocus or something like that. Someone else famous too - Beach Boys related maybe... can't remember. The promo thing is an insert rather than a sleeve unfortunately. Still nice though. It's clearly trying to get radio stations to syndicate her radio show, so after the TV one and most likely early/mid 70s I reckon. edit: not Beach Boys - it's Mickey Dolenz from the Monkees

Is that right Pete? My promo has the MGM dist info - I thought that was one of the easiest ways to tell it from the boot, apart from the originals being on vinyl?