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Gaz T

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  1. That’s bloody brilliant 😂 I have tried everything on my phone Thanks
  2. I still can’t enlarged this My I phone 12 must be too old or something I have never seen a red styrene issue of jimmy ricks btw Stock Issues on the vinyl coloured variant of course , but nope, never seen a red styrene issue
  3. I can’t get the enlarged image either Using I phone
  4. I always loved this soulful garage stomper Great vocal and ridiculous Hammond Not an easy record to find Dunno it it has ever been played on soul scene , it will of on the Mod scene I image
  5. Soulful stomping garage at its best Really hard to find imho I know it’s had plays here and there but Should be massive It’s brilliant
  6. Cracking lp only tune LPs very sought after these days and nobody sells it once they get it cause it’s great
  7. Joe Mathews is a tune ain’t it so good !!!!! And so rare on both demo and issue
  8. So it seems we are waiting for someone to post up the bootleg scan and matrix details atm 👍
  9. Probably east coast west cost variant I have the original east coast bring it back home to me Linda lyndell on volt which abet it later 60s but has a completely different label design from west coast press
  10. This is an original , you can see the deadwax matrix as far as I know this is the original and there is the boot , never had one so don’t have the deadwax info
  11. And the Darrow Fletcher was decent price in great condition it’s not easy these days on London if it wasn’t for the easy availability of the USA groovy copy I would’ve thought the UK would go for loads more A lovely UK piece to have
  12. Gaz T posted a post in a topic in Look At Your Box
    Fair play. Lovely to see a real good picture of him. I love picking up original photos / publicity shots etc Always scoop them up when I come across them.
  13. Gaz T posted a post in a topic in Look At Your Box
    Fantastic 👍 where on earth did you find that?
  14. Gaz T posted a post in a topic in Look At Your Box
    I thought she lived in New York early 60s first before moving to Chicago recording as Deena Johnson in New York on wild deuce and other labels
  15. Gaz T posted a post in a topic in Look At Your Box
    You never know Although Jo Armstead was mainly based in New York and Chicago in the 60s

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