Mike Lofthouse

Strictly speaking the album is the original - the 'EP' is just one of those cut down 'mini' albums for Juke Boxes - they came with the same cover as the album complete with title strips and mini album covers and normally 6 or so tracks...............

Just seen the price of the Linda Jones - £27.50!!!!! you can get a real one for that!!! I have spare mint vinyl copy with a little water damaged sleeve still in shrink - previously sealed until I opened it to play! wouldn't expect more than £20 for it! £13.50 for Frank Wilson and £21 for the Sandra Wright LP .........

If you turn it upside down it will be the right way up and will be a lot easier to read. Good album a couple of magic Sam Dees songs on there.

Many thanks Ian...

I kept re-reading the list - Diane Jenkins and Bobby Womack - May 75? Then I read the intro on the actual list - 3 May '76!! Mike ps Ian - I pm'ed you on another matter but I don't think you have read it!

There was one discussed on here a few months back Pete - sadly the image is no longer available.....

...to think it was on Ian Levine's Solid Soul Sensations - UK Pye Disco Demand and here we are 41 years later!!!!

What a dilemma Mal - remember when it was Record Store Day EVERYDAY..... one on every corner and a pub on the opposite one never mind trendy coffee!!

The 'Amen Break'.................. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amen_break

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That is very true.

The very antithesis of what it set out to be!!!

If only it had 'I'm the One Who Loves You' on it - it would be perfect!!! Love his version of 'My Love Is Reserved' (Robert Ward) ....

Wanted - Where You Lead Me/I'm A Stranger - Harold Holt And His Band - Ru-Jac single 45-0014-A PM please with condition and total cost, thanks Mike

Useless information alert! Just before he died, Bobby Bland found out he was James Cotton's half brother!! Nice Track BTW

I'm told the 45 is Just Can't Live My life b/w My Heart Needs A Break....

Wilson Pickett made some 33 fantastic 45's on Atlantic - here are six of them on US Atlantic - £30 inc p&p to the UK - a little more if overseas.... In great shape generally - all play lovely one or two BB holes and a 'cross' or two on one or two of the labels Paypal preferred....PM plse 1. Search Your Heart/Hey Jude Fantastic George Jackson song b/w the Beatles cover with the great Duane Allman 2. People Make The World Go Round/A Man And A Half Wonderful Bobby Womack composition - great Deep 3. Night Owl/Hey Joe 4. Born To Be Wild/Toe Hold Great Muscle Shoals/Rick Hall prod 5. I'm Sorry About That / Funky Broadway (45-2430). Another great Bobby Womack song.... 6. I Found A Love (PARTs 1 & 2) (45-2394). Thanks for looking...

Quite ironic some of the comments about Curtis Mayfield being infringed. I think he is the greatest and most talented single figure in Soul music - writer, guitarist, producer, singer, performer and social commentator.... yet he was accused of plagiarism of 'This Old Heart Of Mine' with 'Can't Satisfy' and agreed to adding the Motown writer to the credits (and royalties) - HDH & S Moy. I always though the most strange case like this was that of John Fogerty of Creedence Clearwater Revival - his old record company Fantasy sued him for ripping of his own song ! Saul Zaentz who owned Fantasy and the copyright to 'Run Through The Jungle' claimed that Fogerty's new song 'The Old Man Down The Road' was just a re-work with new lyrics. Fogerty eventually won but had to fight for his costs - because Fantasy's claim was not considered to be 'frivolous na in bad faith'!!! Interesting that the album also contained a track about Zaentz titled 'Mr Greed' and another song sang of 'Zaentz can't dance but he'll steal your money!!' As evidence Fogerty took the witness stand with guitar in hand to explain that yes, the two songs may have sounded somewhat similar, but they were both variations on his signature “swamp rock” style. Simply put, of course two John Fogerty songs sounded the same.

This looks interesting - Jones, Linda – Hypnotized (LP + 7″) Lets hope it is the mono mix of the LP and a previously unreleased track!

I guess the Beatles 'Butcher' cover is the best example of a physically censored LP sleeve - with the original sleeve completely pasted over with a new image. As you can imagine this has created a massive industry for peeled unpeeled copies - with a a still sealed copy selling for $39000!

Jim - what was the Bland track? Mike

Wonder what the story is with the title change on this variation?

I thought that's what the article and the LP cover said Chalky ..and of course Hazel Martin co-wrote 'Someday'

I'm confused - what's the Billy Storm connection?

and 'STERLING' stamped....