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agree even though i paid around £15 for minter tops probably around 1992,still wouldnt sell it though i reckon all jacks tunes are essential but just to put another one on the same label into context what about Garland Greens 45s on this they are more common if you ask me!and therefore overpriced way too much at £120ish good as they are cheers dave L

temptations version pisses on this one imho

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t'other side on the issue real 70's dancer mate

think it happened a couple of months ago or so mate but i ain't noticed any fee changes? dave L

dee dee sharp -what kind of lady-us gamble issue felt pen 'f' on label small scratch nap £30 david & ruben- i love her so much it hurts- warner bros green issue ( rarer than demo) Mint- offers (don't know going rate any sensible offers) Brothers Unlimited -who's for the young- Capitol original U.S copy (super funk and crossover lp rare too xover tracks "take me back" & "got to get over")- sensible offers please no piss taking paypal or cash items in uk buyer assumes post costs pm only please thanks dave L

play the oyher side mate it's even better far better imho dave L

mine doesn't dave

count me in for a copy if and when it comes out i hope there's enugh feedback to convince them to get it out asap!! athe best with it dave L

defo boot i got one about 4 yrs ago to compare to my orig and they stand out a mile looks like the off centre print has been shaded in but gotta say ive bought off this seller things in the past hes straight up and honest may be he's mistook it for original?have'nt read full advert so he may point this out dave L

sure he had a cd reviewd in 'in the basement' mag this last year not a great review either someone must know something try dave cole maybe dave L

bobby byrd ace tune dave L

major lance came out on 45 mate us soul and uk tamla great record though atb dave

my absolute favourite of Garnets is "Somebody'someplace" on GSF early 70's phillip mitchell magic and muscle shoals prod too!!just listen to Garnet put his woman straight on this not unknown at all but greatly overlooked atb Dave L

bolloxed up there sorry thought you had posted "keep an eye"anyway my avourite dakar recording by her is "love had to be you" ace x-over

try the other side for a great crossove tune

george jackson strikes again

black beat was real good mag .i have my old blues and soul mags and pull them out occaisionally suprising what you miss sometimes Manifesto has got better if you ask me especially the Rob Moss detroit write ups are fascinating another couple of old mags Soul Cargo can.t remember who ran that and Midnite Express all the best dave l

hi dave do have some soulful kinda music mags and many other mags but to be fair to the mags i have mentioned they did,nt have internet access anything like today in fact voices had a printer that printed them for years Dave Ormerod i think his name was,nothing like todays printing world i know there are many good reads been put out over the years just ain't read them all dave L

got the last in the basement mag this week been a great mag but now finished in this format and wish dave cole all the best in his new venture with what seems to be that it is still gonna be available on the internet as a download {no doubt i will subscribe to it]anyway it's still gonna be sorely missed as it is this has been one of my favourite mags what's yours? my favourite soul mag of all time so far has to be Voices From The Shadows superb mag from Rod Dearlove covering eveything in soul music deep modern old and new releases reviewed by credible people Jan Barker Dave Cole John Lias Brian Goucher and many others Shades of Soul from Derek Pearson another cracking mag that featured great write ups on deep stuff from Eddie Hubbard and northern from Bob Hinsley Roger Banks Brian Goucher all tastes catered for Soul Underground-another goodie from Mark Bicknell covering RnB northern and 70s soul with Pete Thorpe Steve Guironi etc Love Music Review-from Andrew Love out of warrington another cracking mag what soul mags compare to these that are on the market today? what's your fave soul mag of all time or so far? Dave L