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More of an 'early Reggae' tune rather than a Ska tune. It's recently been featured in an advert I believe. Good luck in finding a copy, stonking tune!

Possibly Ian .....however, that is the 70's harder to get bootleg on styrene, good sound quality as well. That's the only 'End' 45 I have so it gets the sleeve (which came off 'Little Anthony - Tears on my pillow'...an early one with the newer design label and sleeve, plus the L.P's advertised on the flip are early one's too....Imperials, Chantels etc).

Here's the only one I have, pictures of albums on the flip.

I have a copy for sale. White demo, not in M condition though I'm afraid. I've P.M'd you.

'I'm Running A Losing Race' - Tyrone 'Wonder Boy' Davis

1976 ....I'll get me Crombie.

Nancy Wilcox - Comin' On Strong / My Baby (RCA - Victor)

Yes, I have a couple that I got around 8 years back! They have the Soul Bowl logo (see my avatar) and address on them. Nice light green card, good quality.

'Blow Wind' is a great mid-tempo soulful tune. Send it to me for free if you don't want it....ok, I'll pay the postage.

What about their 2 stonking sides on Soul City / UK Liberty 'Train Keep On Moving / I'll Be Loving You Forever'....gems!

I had one with Eddie Holland - I'm On The Outside Looking In / blank. Still got Candi Staton - Now You've Got The Upper Hand / Oscar Perry - (can't remember the title, but that 70's thing on PERRITONE?)

Totally agree, superb ballad. Put it one of my 'Mid-Tempo,Beat Ballads & Deep Soul' CDs

B6 The Incredibles has it's first UK outing of 'Another Dirty Deal' on the flip.

Glad you got a copy mate, awesome tune! It's in my D.J playbox but I must admit it hasn't had an airing out yet but it will!

Here you go Pete, got it from Norwich record fair about 4 years ago. Not cheap really, blank flip, no markings in the wax:

It's the 'Do What You Gotta Do' album on Liberty. Just like John Manship, I too collect bootlegs and have a good collection of them in a box, seperate from my originals. Personally, I don't think any of these 70'S (mainly) boots are particularly easy to get nowadays: EDDIE PARKER - I'M GONE (AWAKE) DEL LARKS - JOB OPENING (QUEEN CITY blue/white) NEW WANDERERS - LET ME RENDER MY SERVICE/AINT GONNA DO YOU NO HARM (READY) HESITATIONS - I'M NOT BUILT THAT WAY / PUSH A LITTLE HARDER (L.P only track) (KAPP) CAROLE WALLER - STOP AND GET A HOLD OF MYSELF / THIS LOVE OF MIND (USA) BILL LUCAS - CAUSE I KNOW YOU'RE MINE (DIONN) MAGICIANS - SWEET MAGIC / CONNIE (CHARTMAKER) ROSE BATTISTE - I MISS MY BABY / HIT & RUN (REVILOT grey) TONY GALLA - IN LOVE (SWAN first boot yellow with black lettering) MAGNETICS - HEART YOU'RE MADE OF STONE / LADY IN GREEN (BONNIE) BOBBY MAC - SHY GUY (VENDED) GWEN OWENS - WANTED AND NEEDED (VELGO) BERNARD WILLIAMS - IT'S NEEDLESS TO SAY /FOCUSED ON YOU (HARTHON) LENNY CURTIS - NOTHING CAN HELP YOU NOW (END styrene b&w label...super quality) ALEXANDER PATTEN - A LIL LOVIN' SOMETIMES (CAPITOL) JOHN & WIERDEST - CANT GET OVER.../NO TIME (TIE no date stamp) BILLY PROPHET - WHAT CAN I DO (SUE) DETROIT SOUL - ALL OF MY LIFE (MUSIC TOWN) GARY HAINES - KEEP ON GOING (SOUND) DICKIE WONDER- NOBODY KNOWS (SOUND OF SOUL) If you put that lot on ebay, and be honest with their origin, I reckon you'd come away with a nice wedge.

Yes, I agree, terrible.

Original should be on EEE 0069 or 0070 (came out twice, same year with different flip's). Was re-issued (not booted) on BMR (Beach Music Records).

Thanks chaps, I shall keep an eye out for the US 45.

I know this has been discussed before but I can't remember the outcome! I have the UK 45 of Lou Rawls' 'Dead End Street' (Capitol) and the L.P 'Too Much!' which contains 'Dead End Street' and a brilliant monologue to kick it off. The UK 45 does not have this. Am I right in presuming that the USA 45 doesn't have the monologue either and the only way to get it is on the l.p? I have to say, without the monologue, the record just doesn't have the same impact.

That's Claudette of 'Skinheads A Bash Them' fame and the Prophets are the Cimarons AKA 'The Hot Rod All Stars'. A hard 45 to get now as it's in demand, I was lucky and got a decent copy for £30 afew months back from a private seller. The last one I saw on ebay went for £68!!!!

Oh yes! Doh! Sorry Sean. Was the 'Gotta Find A Way' (unreleased then I presume) from the same Kapp sessions then or from the later GWP sessions?

Hesitations is on their 'The New Born Free' L.P - Kapp / London (UK) P.m'd you regarding Soul Majestics

Jackie duetted a lot with Millie small too, so it could be her?? I think I'd go with Joyce Bond though.

The flip of the Soul Bros is the Wailers, that's why it sells so high.