Wilxy

Thanx Dave, keep em coming .......Anyone else wanna go :secret:

Starting to get a complex, now , or was I wrong about the knowledge within this forum? I'm not looking to write a book, I hunger for the knowledge, and love Detroit Simple as

C'mon peeps somebody throw some titles my way, whilst there are no prizes there's no catches either

I'm looking for some assistance, purely from a collecting perspective, with regard to Detroit penned/produced 45's released either through major label release only/or both local & subsequent major label releases, and just to confuse the issue further, Detroit penned/produced 45's released on minor labels elsewhere in the US. Any help greatly appreciated :search: wilxy

Oops sorry Dave, didnt notice the off list bit, but those details are from his current sales list.

e-mail roger-banks@supanet.com tel 0115-921-2549/or mob 07986 416455

Damned inflation

Good shout Roger, I would have thought such a topic would have stimulated some good debate, knowing the knowledge within this forum, are there no clues on the labels that can be gleaned :search:

Fascinating stuff this record collecting, it's a bug worth having

As already stated, there are good and not so good instrumentals, particularly with regard to the ones more famed for their vocal counterparts, however there are in my humble opinion exceptions to the rule, take Bari Track and Milton wright for examples, compared to some of the Motown "backing tracks", (and whilst I'm certainly not anti Motown and am appreciative of the Funk brothers etc.) sometimes I cringe when hearing some of them, particularly when played at a venue. Having said that I've heard one or two instrumentals that sound better than the vocal itself There are one or two instrumentals I'd be interested to know whether vocals actually existed of them, the likes of the superb Theo Coff explosion on Dearborn, and Earl Wright -Thumb a ride, or earlier tracks like Bok to Bach. Incidentally has there been a thread relating to vocals/instrumentals, in the past?

Absolutely spot on

Hiya knowledgeable ones , my youngest son is after a copy of Collins & Collins- Top of the stairs. I know it came out on an A&M 7 inch but he wants 12 inch format, or Lp, was it released on 12 and how much would it cost approx?Thanx in advance wilxy

Edward Hamilton sold Eddie Parker sold GinoParks on hold

All records are in EX condition unless stated, all play perfectly, no quibbles refund if any dissatisfaction within 7 days, all post free recorded (registered/next day extra). please pm if interested, they will be sold on a first come first served basis, but please note I am not on line 24/7 , so will respond to pm's ASAP, thanx for looking Eric & Vikings- Vibrations- Soulhawk-£65 Doni Burdick-Open the door to your heart-£65 small sticker on A side R.Dean Taylor-Ghost in my house-VIP WLD-£85 Gino Parks-For this I thank you-Tamla-£65 getting plays VG+ Sapphires-The slow Fizz-ABC WLD-£70 Miracles-If your mother only knew-Tamla-£30 sticker on A side Lollipops- Cheating is telling on you VIP WLD-£35 Shirley Wahls -Why am I crying-King WLD-£80 Edward Hamilton-I'm gonna love you/Call me- £25 Carrie green 2nd issue Eddie Parker-Love you baby-Ashford- £10 small archer stamp VG+ cheers wilxy

Hiya Andrew, send some over to me I can put some at Soulfusion Glos, on Saturday, Address pm'd to you cheers wilxy

Not half bad that Pete, on first time hearing :good:

Have to agree .......first class publication

got a copy ordered now, thanx for response cheers wilxy

Albert Jones -15 cent love-Kapp, wanted pleeze, cheers wilxy

Cheers Guys, I'll redirect my attentions to wants now, thanx for response, best wilxy

Thanx for all response, I now have a copy reserved

Thanx Joan, and if it's that cheap I'll walk to get it if needs be

Anyone advise me as to the availability/value of Albert Jones-15 cent love-Kapp, please thanx wilxy

2007 early arrivals, include a beautiful white Thelma Demo of Rose Batiste-I can't leave you, courtesy of Pete Smith, and a nice 10 inch Detroit acetate of Eric & the Vikings-Hurting, off Des Parker, one well-happy wilxy

Anyone got a copy of the Four Sonics - Where are you -Triple B, for sale, if so I want one please