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Sorry Mick I didn't explain very well. The "dinked" centre is right up to the "Turbo" logo as opposed to Richard's copy, that, if it was pushed out would not be as big a "dink"

Thanks, we knew about this one, and I agree back to purpose of thread "Dinking" Interesting that the image here has a larger dinked centre, than the non-dinked image of Richard's

That's the one Jonathan Woodliffe was after a 12" Demo and I have mentioned before in a previous thread somewhere that we don't think it exists

That's cool, but I am still confused.... a little I guess most pressing plants would simply make them "as" dinked as standard, but in the case of the record being discussed here they made them "all ?" with middles and then went to the trouble of dinking them or punters just did it when they purchased them ? (apart from Richard's copy) Interesting stuff I had a Philly 33 1/3 O'Jays US with a centre but never seen a turbo one until now

I will look in to it, it may be the same rule that already has applied to Australia for the last year

I assume it's the same as the other well know auction site, as for expensive on Discogs, I have seen more expensive records on Soul Source to be fair https://tamebay.com/2019/06/ebay-collect-online-sales-tax.html

So this begs the question of how some US records "were" pressed. Did they press them all like this and then had a machine to punch them out and if so.......why ?

This is a fantastic link of his music and connections, RIP Mr Bartholomew https://www.songhall.org/profile/Dave_Bartholomew

I always valued it at at around £30 and of course there is a Silver label and Black label as well as a Promo https://crystalmotion.blogspot.com

Thanks Dean I believe (not 100% sure) that the "Charles" label and "Genuine Records Inc." were possibly connected to Unity, is this true please ?

Sorry if this has been covered before, but I wondered if we know anything about the singer, other than has sound Stage 7 release, I can't find much on Jeffrey, unless I missed something somewhere.

Some very interesting comments in Variety report https://variety.com/2019/music/news/universal-music-fire-zero-impact-on-company-value-1203249173/

This is why https://www.popsike.com/php/quicksearch.php?searchtext=chocolate+buttermilk+band+head+games

I would like to apologise if this has been covered before and if it has, please direct me to the thread. I have always had a fascination "Major Bill Smith" and the "Le Cam" label and think I may have found Christian who appears to have moved to Finland in 1991 from Texas. https://www.deplicque.net/about/personal-history Can I have some confirmation please and do we have anymore info on "Berry Street Station / Six Feet Under"

Sorry I am not explaining myself properly today, I meant the Fania label

You the person to ask Is it likely that there were cuts with reserve numbers that never made it to press as with other labels ?

I know that but, as discussed so many times before that includes 20% VAT and is stone mint and based on what John has sold them for He is a dealer with overheads to pay and millionaire customers who don't bother with Auction sites etc. that is why on Popsike (Ebay) they are around £300 ish

£300 ish for Minter

I wonder if that's the same lady here https://rateyourmusic.com/artist/jayne_edwards

Andy Hamilton did a fab write up here https://www.allmusic.com/artist/the-holidays-mn0001802672 Oops missed already posted, sorry

I apologise if this has been covered before, I know nothing of this band/duo This record is doing my brain in, I know the male voice from somewhere (he certainly has a "touch of Teddy"), can someone save me please

If this has been covered before I do apologise I came across this Map and it blew my mind to actually see where a lot of the Record labels were in Detroit (There are a lot missing but never mind, it's still good work) If you "click" on the 372 (on the left) it lists them https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1QyjBGMwMOJzWvzjykdqW6gPdldc&hl=en&ie=UTF8&msa=0&z=12&ll=42.35495653757121%2C-83.0958465

There was a thread here about "Something's Bad" in 2009

Agreed IMHO The Little Harold And The Fabulous Nomads was from Sumter, South Carolina, USA Members : Harold Jordan (vocals), David Miller (lead guitar), Robert Lionel Curry (rhythm guitar) Mike Jordan (bass), David Jones (saxophone), Gary Dixon (trumpet), Henry Lucas (trombone) and Dick Cole (drums) later replaced by Steve Price (drums)) All very smart in their outfits

1970's identical label bootlegs, where the etched matrix is smaller than the original and has a 2 turn run out as opposed to a 3 turn run out on the original from 1966 Almost ALL of the DEMO copies have black marker pen through the Promotional Copy - Not For Sale, Area. (Even the Counterfeit Copies tried to copy this) John Manship advice