The 'Trans' yellow copy has the same lovely glossy quality label too! The stamp is authentic, and the phone number is the same as the yellow 'Trans Atlantic' original too!
Winner!
Got:
Summitt - 'Farewell (I'm Leaving)' (Pouland)
Donald Height - 'Rags To Riches To Rags' (Honey)
Huns Review - 'Don't Make Me Love You' (Sorro)
all for 10p each in the late eighties from a used record dealer in Wisbech, cambs.
(must have been a 'yellow label blow-out' day!!!!).
I've a blue eyed R&B pop flavoured tune on Astor (with Astor sleeve) by Jimmy Hannan 'You Make Me Happy' if it's any good to you Pete?
Swap for a cheap ska or Northern tune???
Recently bought a Val Martinez blind and was really happy with it, great R&B sound!!
Try this one! Contains a load of superb stuff and 2 Northern stormers 'Why Did You Take Your Love From Me' & 'Time After Time'....both superb out and out Northern Soul!!!!
Yes, a rich red and good looking too!
Interesting what Dave Fleming say's about the flip being a different take. Was gonna sell the Soultown copy and keep the Soundville but think I'll hang on to it now!
Why does my so called 'boot' (J.Manship) of The Trips - There's That Mountain' on Soultown have a stamp in the run out (both sides). It's a complicated looking stamp which I'd have though very hard to copy...it's a circle with a symbol/letters similar to those on original Atlantic records.
I know there was a thread about this months back but I can't find it...anyone shed some light on this release??
I know the original is on yellow Soundville (which was also booted).
Was Soultown a real label?, seem to remember I had a McKinley Mitchell (think that was his name?) on this label.