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That's right. But he wasn't very successful and took it bad. Go to Wiki for a bit more info.

Have you listened to it yet? And he's a fellow Scouser.

Beautiful record. Have you heard the cover version by Tommy Quickly on UK Piccadilly?

PS - What condition is it in? And if it's for sale, please PM me.

At first glance, I thought it was a 78. Greek?

That'll do. Thanks. Which RnB group on Facebook? There are a few.

Don't know that one? How about a personal message sound file of it?

The Dan Patrick is an oddity, in that it's a member of the Soul Supply Series on Stateside and doesn't / didn't sound like a soul record to me, well not the last time I played it. Pretty obscure I'd say. Is it in good nick?

I've heard that value is determined by purchase price, providing you've got a receipt.

If that's the case, can the receiver say the record was never received, because there is no signature, or a signature that's not theirs and claim compensation for an item that they say never arrived?

I've never seen or heard of one either Pete.

Stateside was the UK label for Scepter recordings at that time. That's all I know Joe.

Anybody? Please.

Please PM me if you have a copy for sale on UK Stateside. Ex condition please.

Superb double header. One of my all time favourite Northern records.

As I thought. But also thought it was worth posting up.

Could THIS be a UK Sue Demo?

That's it Sean. Thanks.

That's the one I've got.

Thanks for that Sean.

Dave, When you say Shirley Lawson THE STAR SC 108 was withdrawn, that means after the first batch was pressed, right? Which accounts for those few in our collections? If so, I wonder how many constituted a batch?

As for the Soul City Demos; Now you mention it, I've seen a black and white Major Lance SC114, a LONG time ago. But, what about the Valentinos Demo? I've defo seen one and an old friend of mine has one. The tri-centre Sue 301 looks cool.

Hi Dave, Can't see the example of the 'reduced in price' record? Unless you mean the white Island one with 3/- stamp? If so, that's not what I was on about. What I was talking about is a black 'A' about 3/4" in size, rubber stamped onto the label. I'll try and post up an example when I get home.

A very interesting report and thanks for posting that up Dave. I would, however, like to make a small contribution in regard to UK Sue Demos. My understanding, if memory serves me well, is from many years ago and from Brian Rae, who was a UK Sue label distributor here in the North way back then. He told me that UK Sue Demos were simply stamped with a fairly small black capitol 'A'. I have two or three of these, and until he told me otherwise, always thought they represented the A-side of the record. So, pick the bones out of that one, and with luck, it may turn out to be true. I suppose we could ask Brian Rae to confirm or deny my suggestion. I hope he confirms it to be true, otherwise I may need to book an appointment with my local GP for tests on possible memory loss / distortion. As for the 4 Soul City Demos, which were just black and white plus a small black capitol 'A', I didn't know there were just 4. The ones I know of are; Valentinos - a friend of mine has this one Shirley Lawson - saw one of these some years ago Billy Preston - the one I have Is the 4th one Chuck Edwards? Have a feeling I've seen one of these in black and white too.

That's correct Joe.