Mick Holdsworth

Chris, the two green spring presses are the same version as each other The other version is the Kent 45 but whoever made the YouTube file used a fake image and just changed the colour from green to Purple. Airbrushtastic Mate. Here's the Kent 45 with sound file https://www.northernsouldirect.co.uk/millie-jackson-house-for-sale-garland-green-come-through-me-45-kent-7-vinyl.html Cheers Mick

Ah, that's understandable.

The Green is the orig UK 45 (presumably the same as the LP ?? - Never had an LP, so don't know for sure). The Pink / Purple version with the Male backings is the Kent 45 from 10 years ago. Here's a link to the Kent 45 with sound clip ... https://www.northernsouldirect.co.uk/millie-jackson-house-for-sale-garland-green-come-through-me-45-kent-7-vinyl.html I think that Pink / Purple image is just a doctored image of a green label, as you can see the reflection in the vinyl at the very bottom is also the same colour. Cheers Mick

Don't know, but I've just noticed on the YT page, after you click share, there is an option to embed the link only, maybe it's a default setting on your browser. Yes, one of Simons.

I think that's what he did Peter, as the https... //youtu.be/CH ... 83vc is right, just for some reason hasn't pulled in the content.

Strange Steve, the code you have in you post is EXACTLY right, don't know why it doesnt show the vid. Anyway, er, yes, I do recognise it, there were a few that mr SS did at the time, versions of Stronger than her love, Casanova, alonside this version of My Dear Heart - Think there was a UK 45 of Patti Brooks.

It's the same as Larry Atkins - Ain't That Love Enough Cheers Mick

Cheers Steve and Chalky. Will do that.

Cheers - Reason is I have a couple of copies, just wondered if anyone had a value, so as I could list 'em.

Yes, 4365 - I wrote that first and then changed it for some reason, will ammend above posts. Well spotted.

Steve, It's not easy to explain, but if you see then side by side you should see. The bootleg has modern computer fonts. These are the originals from 76 These are the recent boots ... As to the matrix, the ones I gave you ... A Side : 4365 - A B Side : 4365 - B ... are etched in and from the 1976 original. I don't know if the bootleg has different ot similar markings. Cheers Mick

And Plexium for the LP. I asked this before, but is may have gotten missed. What's the going rate for the LP these days. I haven't seen anyone selling them, unless its on Facebook or similar. Cheers Mick

The 1976 first release is ... A Side : 4365 - A B Side : 4365 - B Labels are different colour - here's a real one, a brighter yellow. Typeface is all different, but hard to explain ... https://www.discogs.com/Milton-Wright-I-Belong-To-You/release/6072714 Cheers Mick

Same here, I was a touch older but those early 3 figure DDS 500 records were just brilliant. Series was revamped with a DDS 2000 numbering and seemed to go downhill towards the end (Sounds of Lancashire / Flintnick Rock etc.) But the early ones as mentioned above, alongside the Wand/Scepter LP were fantastic to a novice like me

It did get a boot about 6 / 12 months ago, but seemed to get replaced very quickly with Gallop voc/ inst (probably the Grapevine boots with new Satiron labels). Seem to remember some (not all) of the Gallop / Rolling were on Satiron but with small middles. Cheers Mick Just found the release page on discogs ... https://www.discogs.com/Milton-Wright-I-Belong-To-You/release/8815809

Or change your own name to Kenny

It's eight (possibly 9) - ~The high numbers quoted in the past of 14-17 variations probably refer to different pressings of same records (issue, demo, reissue, UK etc). Cheers Mick

The first copies I saw of these were in the 90's from John Manship - It was suggested they were "new finds", but I suppose they could have been around earlier as I was off the scene late 80's to early 90's. I have it in mind they were brown translucent plastic (Like B Holloway, and around the same time) but can't be sure now. Will have a look later and see if they are. Cheers Mick Hmmm. Well I only have E Laskey by the look of it. It appears at first glance to be solid plastic, but holding it directly at a real stong light (I used the Sun), it does show it to be "just about " see-though, but nowhere near as translucent at B Holloway etc.

Those look great, did you draw them yourself ?

Must have been a bigger gap between recording and release than I thought. Definately around as an mp3 in 2007, just took 3 years to put out a single.

I recorded all 4 clips at same volume and quality - (mp3s at 128kbs converted from wav files at 44.1K) I agree, the LP clip does sound muffled in comparison to the 45 clip, but plays fine on deck - However the 45 is much clearer and louder than the LP.

The first release of the inst was on an AVI 12" from early 80's

If that's the Champion thing, then it goes back to summer 2007 (at least that's when you could get the sound files off the net). I think the record was the same time, or very soon after.

Garland Jeffries (again, with sax) ?

Those are promos with "Sweetest Thing" on both sides. The "Falling In Love" is on Discogs but none for sale. Previous thread is here ... Cheers Mick