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Hi Sean "Looks verrrrry nice!" Looking forward to seeing the scans Mate. Amazing how these releases traveled the Globe. I'm starting to look even more to some of these (Just been Concentrating on Bettye Swann "Make Me Yours"& Various Releases Around The Globe)

Hi Benji Thanks For Information Similar U.K. Just Checked RECORD COLLECTOR 2008 1959 - TOP RANK - CHUBBY CHECKER - THE CLASS 1960 - COLUMBIA - CHUBBY CHECKER - THE TWIST 1961 - COLUMBIA - CHUBBY CHECKER - LET'S TWIST AGAIN 1962 - COLUMBIA - CHUBBY CHECKER - DANCN' PARTY 1962 - PYE INTERNATIONAL - CHUBBY CHECKER - DANCN' PARTY (Re -Issue) 1962 - CAMEO-PARKWAY - CHUBBY CHECKER - LET'S TWIST AGAIN -TO 1965 - Keeping the Parkway Numbering System, With Amalgamated Cameo-Parkway - Cameo Based Label.

No Problem Richard. If I Remember Correctly, I Think The Red & The Yellow Labels That I Have, Were Both Found In A Soul Pack From Soul Bowl. I Only ever bought the one Soul Pack from Soul Bowl, concentrated on other parts of the list at the time. 100 for £3, Those Were The Days, but still when you consider I Started on £4, 19 Shillings & 6 pence A Week in 1970 (Apprentice Wages). First 2nd Hand Scooter at £25 Wish now I had bought more Soul Packs, as there was some nice Gems in them.

Thanks Mate. I'll Check, "No More Tearstained Make-Up" Definitely Album Only

Indeed there is Mate. Hoping that someone can use this to replace a worn album that still has its Cover.

Thanks Benji Yes, It is the same as U.K. Design. Actually, I'm Assuming that U.K. was first to use this amalgamated Title "Cameo-Parkway" I might be wrong. Basically the CAMEO-PARKWAY Name & Using the U.S.A. Cameo Label Design. Appears that only the Dutch Labels altered the Cameo Design.

L.PS - Preparing A Few More Over The Next Week Or So PayPal Prefered At No Extra - 1 Copy Of Each - P.M. If Interested (First Secures) Hoping To Add More Over The Next Few Days. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Record & Cover Mint- - £12 Standard Postage Free Within U.K. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Record & Cover Mint- - £12 Standard Postage Free Within U.K. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ COVER MISSING UNFORTUNATELY Record Mint- £6 Standard Postage Free Within U.K. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Record & Cover Mint- Click On Either Cover To See - (B Side Rubber Stamp - On It When I Bought It) £9 Standard Postage Free Within U.K.

West Coast "JIMMY MACK" Arrived This Morning.

Now that is a Nice Record To Own. What kind of format does the Label have, Looking At The Sleeve, I'm guessing Cameo-Parkway Similar to U.K. Design.

Thanks Paul. I am Looking to start on European Copies of Certain Titles when funds allow.

Just bought the ABET DEMO. Noticed that my other copy has JUKE BOX Above the Number, R & B Underneath? Other Copies about without this on the Label, now wondering why they needed to specify.

It is a Styrene Press, Not A Monarch, Looks very similar to a ZTSC. Scratched "T1", Scratched "G-7058", STAMPED "R 4 K M - 9 9 5 4 - 1 c", Scratched "V091123"

Thanks Mate. Exactly my thoughts at first, then as you mention I noticed the Text deliberately Positioned to coincide with Logo, Same Position as the with New Logo.

Yes, Mate. I Have The Orange Trans-American Label with drumstick stamp, Always Assumed & Told That It Was The First Issue. However, The Evidence Of The Phone Number On The Yellow Trans-American with drumstick stamp Does Point To The Yellow One Actually Preceding The Orange Copy. Sorry About This, I Know What You Mean About The Lengthy Debate, As Opinions Do Differ On This Record.

Here It Is. >>> July 2007 <<< & An Earlier Thread. >>> February 2006 <<<

Slowly Getting There, I Have A Badge West Coast Jimmy Mack In The Post Hopefully. This One Arrived Today, Obviously Using Up The Label Blanks At The Design Change. First Time I Had Seen One Like This, Wondered If It Was Unique To This Release. G 7058 MARTHA & THE VANDELLAS JIMMY MACK / THIRD FINGER, LEFT HAND G 7059 THE CONTOURS IT'S SO HARD BEING A LOSER / YOUR LOVE GROWS MORE PRECIOUS EVERYDAY

This One Has P.B. In The Deadwax. Caught Me Out Back In The 70's. Bought A Real DEMO Soon After.

Many Thanks Steve Gotta Be The Rarest Format, A One Off Press I Assume. I Wonder If U.S.A. Chose To At Least Give It A Release Number Before Release In The U.K. Guessing That The Release Number Would Have Been Controlled Stateside & U.K. Followed The Sequence. As I Said Earlier, Fascinating Stuff, Thanks Again.

A Few DEMOs Listed On PopSike.com Much Rarer On A Stock Copy.

Vocal Or Instrumental Ann Perry-Thats the way he is Instant, From First Listen, Never Tire Of This Record.

Agree With All So Far. Don't Know About An Air Guitar. For Some Reason When I Hear "Thumb A Ride" I Suddenly Have An AIR SAXAPHONE. I Love Instrumentals, Always Have. They Have Their Place In My Collection.

Should Be, It Is My Old Deck But Still Plays At 45 R.P.M. As Far As I Am Aware. It Was Recorded Straight Into The Sound Card, No Other Processing Other Than Upload To Soul Source From mp3.

One Of The Records That I Have, Is A Stunning Copy Of Dee Dee Warwick - Monday, Monday - White DEMO. It Is Mint To Look At, Absolutely Perfect, Until It Is Played, I Think It's Needle Burn.

Not Even Thinking Of Selling It On & You're Probably Right, But Just Goes To Show How Difficult Grading Can Be Sometimes. I Took The Picture Yesterday, Sun Shining, To Show All The Surface Scratches.

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