Dave Pinch

probably...seems you got time to waste also fella ok then 12 i played on friday at the 3 horse shoes...no rock and roll but then again i suppose no northern soul either 1 art gentry - this is my chance - kent 2 pandella kelly - stand in for love - horoscope 3 richard caiton - i like to get near you - uptight 4 sonny til - i gave it all up - clown 5 lee williams - girl from a country town - rapda 6 three pieces - if i could only prove to you - fantasy 7 summits - i cant get over losing you - dontee 8 glen miller - where is love - doctor bird 9 debbie curtis - i checked the mailbox - jabro 10 edwards generation - i need you only - tight 11 the earles - everybody`s got somebody - tee ti 12 sno ball - the house is rockin - chrysalis dave

early issues were white..later ones were black, dont assume coz the label is white its a promo

coz its a an early american arts 45 its the white issue that was booted,,,,orig on styrene boot on vinyl/plastic

what a waste of a thread

never in mine perhaps i should put that right but it sits next to his other capitol 45 tell me where it hurts which is also quality imo

the boot is red, on vinyl with a scratched in ztsc matrix, i think there is a gold label impact boot also.. shit sound quality on these also

always a folk song anyway ..written by gordon lightfoot..............daylight katy come home

the 45 came out in sept 66 originally 4 months before spyders version ...the lp is 1968 of course woodstock is 1969

later issued as bobby caldwell.. funky 70`s dancer listed elsewhere at £100.. this copy is ex condition has wol/mol on label.. £30 plus £2 post//you tube vid is of the actual 45 dave

i think a clean copy would be double the price brads copy is at at the moment bob....but this still has two days to go

and rest

maybe not mega rare steve but i think you`d be stickin your neck out a bit to say its common... the other one on the label is certainly commoner.

they just havent been found yet phil

at least 1st class is only £1.20..a rise of 11p

i was watching that and thought about having a go at it when it was $150 comin into the last 10 mins..decided against it when i listen to the soundclip again

the gents is a steal at £30

also jj jackson gets a mention in this thread. the polydor uk copy wasnt withdrawn, it was a hit in 66 in the states and then again in 69 thats when the uk warner bros copy stems from

you`ve got off to a good start

just quoting some proven mega rarities at the top of the pile. theres probably a handful of all the titles i mentioned known

inspirations on breakthru, mellow souls, andantes on vip,cod`s on kellmac, combinations on kellmac, cavaliers on shrine, prophets on shrine........

dont sign the papers actually made 68 on the hot 100 in june 68...jimmy`s only `hit` tho

thats my copy in the you tube clip and its the correct speed..i havent got a speed pitch control on any of my decks ... could never see the point of pitching anyway records are what they are and should be left alone imvho dave

still never seen a black mgm stocker,,,,,,,,,, whats the delta on the magnum /mutt copies can someone post

been slow stuff played since wigan shut so why people havent got used to it is beyond me ............one that did the business at the horse and groom today..FLOORPACKER

i know no ones asked for opinions but i agree with ted..i like let me go but prefer the patti charles vocal..joans is something like running your fingers down a blackboard on the hot release. always remember hearing pete lowrie play it and got a tape from him..two ropey tracks on it joan and that awful lynn terry on lasalle dave