Denbo

Anybody?

Can nobody help?

If somebody was able to show scans of the original and pressing (if it was ever pressed) side by side, that would be brilliant. Was asked this question last night at the Hideaway and even Damien couldn't be sure he'd ever seen one, a pressing that is.

Not a bad observation . . . for a City fan.

Has anybody noticed a difference between the two recordings between the Issue and the Demo?

You're up late. Then, I guess, so am I. Nicely put but it doesn't change my opinion. Like you said, a popular dancefloor record but in the cold light of day . . . . nah, not good enough. Good night my friend.

I guess you and I just like different kinds of Northern Soul. Nowt wrong with a bit of raw edge but for me, this one's beyond that . . . sorry.

Okay. Thanks Joe.

Going price?

C'mon, rarety and value have a lot to do with one's perception of a good or not so good record. Knowing a record is worth a bundle somehow makes the record sound that little bit better, no matter how bad it REALLY is. I don't care what you say, it's true. As for my cloth ears? Well, I think after over 40 years of collecting, amongst other things, Northern Soul records, I think I can discount that problem . . . IMO of course!!!

You getting rid then Joe?

Not really Dave, it's just that when I saw one or two biting, I couldn't resist. Bit bored, know what I mean . . . sorry. Suppose I should have watched the football but I decided to clean records for sale at the Hideaway tonight and found myself checking out Soul Source to see what's happening. Honestly, each to their own but there are some records, like this one, that fetch tons of money for some reason, that I can never find any attraction for, so I just voice my opinion, which ain't worth much I admit but hey, this is a forum and we're all entitled to express our views, one way or the other. Might find myself working back in Aberdeen sometime fairly soon. MUST pop down to Edinburgh for a night out at your place. Been meaning to do so for yonks but work and family always seem to get in the way. Hopefully soon. Need some 9-Hole courses and beltin' scenery to cleanse my soul. Best, Denbo.

He he, stirred up a hornets nest here, eh? Still don't like it and doesn't fit into my category of a stormin' Northern Soul record . . . sorry!!!

Flip side wasn't that bad but in the cold light of day, the a-side was dire, sorry.

What is it? Garage? It's aweful!!!

Didn't this also get released on King? Send me an MP3 Monday as well please Tony. :o) Think this is it; MICKEY & SYLVIA - DARLING I MISS YOU SO / LOVE IS STRANGE - KING 6006

Thanks. :o)

That's interesting. Being a big fan of Tiny Topsy since first being introduced to her recordings by members of the Liverpool Rock and Roll Society back in the early 70's, any chance of a soundfile, or even just half a sound file? Thanks in advance.

Yes, but I'd still prefer to have the UK release.

They were genuine, first time releases in the UK, on superior vinyl than the US releases I might add. Thanks for the rest of your posting Pete.

SORTED now thanks. Cheers Rudy.

Go on then.

Come on, there's gotta be somebody out there that can offer help on this simple request? P L E A S E.

Many of you will know that Little Annie also came out on the reissued Carlton label (red vinyl on many, if not all cases) with the Strollers on the flipside. Question is, does anybody have a copy to hand to tell me what label release number it is and the title of the Strollers side? Thanks in advance.

Okay, it's working now. What I tried to write last night but for some reason my text wouldn't show, if you find the Lulu Reed amongst your sales / spares, let me know. If Ted's still got it, perhaps he might like to move it on . . . to me. If neither of you have it then it's back to y'all folks.