Trev Thomas

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The version of love slipped through my fingers that Richard played was by nate Adams, not Sam Williams

pm'd you

leroy taylor - oh linda - brunswick m- £100 the sensations - too shy - way out (canadian) vg+ £30 the remarkables - is the feeling still there - audio arts vg+ £20 jackie taylor - walking back - jubilee wd vg+ £50 jeff perry - love dont come no stronger - arista vg+ £20 lew kirton - just cant get enough - epic vg+ £15 impressions - cant satisfy - abc vg+ £15 poets - she blew a good thing - symbol vg £10 gene chandler - such a pretty thing - checker vg £10 formations - at the top of the stairs - mgm vg- £8 the lovers - do this for me - philips vg £8 u.k. post £1.50

it was on his auction, but gary made john an offer he couldn't refuse , so the auction didn't run it's course, gary also bought robby lawson at the same time which also lived with me, for a couple of months before he moved it on

gary bought it direct off manship, left it at my house for a couple of months then moved it on to searling would have been around 1990 / 91

garnett mimms - it was easier to hurt her - united artists ex £25 £1.50 post

gary field sold it to richard searling round about 1992/3

it's dutch dave

and after giving "vendor" a listen, all the hallmarks of the kind of soul sounds that were played on the jamaican sound systems, tunes such as... robert parker - i caught you in a lie bobby bennett - alone with my tears released in jamaica on affirmative walter wilson - not now but later released in jamaica on wand

looking at the poor quality label and print and spelling mistake on the time z instead of 2 could be a jamaican press possibly done in very small quantity by coxone for his sound systems

bell sound stamp on real one

Wrong sleeve mate, original sleeve would have been orange, brown sleeves came in the 70's

does anyone know what the mello souls sold for ?

mello souls , junior mccants

hi andy, remember you playing its a heartache at the wilton back in the early 200's first time i'd heard it played out since the stafford days, sounded awesome, one of my favourite tunes

he co-wrote the capreez - "how to make a sad man glad"

does anyone know what the william cummins went for a few weeks back

proof indeed that you can't polish a turd but, you can roll it in glitter

Saus got behind it and featured it in his sets in the early 90's

or this, with wade flemmons on the other side

bootleg looks like this

also, if my memory serves me right, towanda barnes - you cant mean it is a different take on u.k. grapevine to the a & m original

popcorn wylie - rosemary on u.k. grapevine is a different take to the u.s. karen release