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My label description has not come out how i typed it. The JAY JAY should have the word 'Records' directly beneath it and on the top middle of the label. gary

I'm looking for a bit of help on this one. I've got a copy I'm going to sell but i can't remember which one was the first issue and rarer copy. There are two versions of the Jay Jay label for this release; mine has Jay Jay and the other label has it written around the top edge with a picture of a fox or similar in the middle. Records I think mine was the first issue but i need to be sure before i sell it.........Help! thanks gary

Travis wammack - Scratchy ......Don't know what the feck it's supposed to be but i like it! Gary

Barnaby Bye are the Alessi brothers. They have recently re-formed and are touring again according to their website gary

Just been out for a run and on my way back I passed two teenage girls doing the 'Lambrini dance' in the street. Dear God i think it's catching on!!! Gary

Thanks, I guess i could have had a look myself before posting my question! I managed to read more about it than find copies for sale so I wasn't sure how available it was. Glad it's widely available more folk can enjoy it!! Apparently it was released to celebrate Stax 10th anniversary. I'm just pleased to have found it again. Gary

I've come to the conclusion that i'd like to try and chase up some of the stuff on this and......sorry just got distracted by that lambrini advert... ...there's some top stuff that would be nice on 45 since i'm not realy that big on lp's. Gary

Thanks guys for your info. It is a great lp, which I'll certainly be playing alot now that i've 'found' it again. Highly recommended! gary

Thanks I read a couple of items on the 22 track version and there seems to be a few top tracks that are not featured on the single. Since I'm not a big lp buff i thing I might chase the CD. Gary

Whilst having a rummage in the cupboard i came across an LP I forgot I had. It's called 'Boy meets girl', mine's on UK Stax from 1969. It's a compilation of duets from such pairings as; Pervis staples & Carla Thomas, Eddie Floyd & mavis Staples, Eddie Floyd & Carla Thomas, Eddie Floyd & Cleotha Staples and a few other interesting pairings. In my opinion it contains some superb tracks. I tried to find some information on it and it would seem that in some cases it was a double lp although mine is a 15 track single. All the tracks seem to be original compositions from what I can gather. Does anyone else have any info on it? Is it one of the rarer Stax LP's? I'll post up a couple of tracks that caught my eye/ear. gary

Excellent!!!!!!!! Gary

Not a huge fan of modern but do play these regularly Ben E King - Made for each other Ben. E King - Wonderwoman Flowers - For real David Sea - Angel Larry Wedgeworth and Clique - No more games Cecil Lyde - I'll make it on my own Percy larkins - Music of passion Beau Williams - Give me up Gary

Theme from Top Cat. gary

Yes me too, wouldn't it be interesting. gary

Sorted now thanks very much Gary

Can anyone please help me out with a soundfile of Alice Clark - Don't you care? Thanks in advance Gary

I was having a look on the net and found this. https://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/...emixed+Hits.htm WHY? i love Barbara Mason's I'm ready why do these people think they can make it sound better????????? Gary

But at least it's the right Al Wilson Gary

What about 'Show and tell ' and 'Touch and go' ?? Good tunes. Gary

I said it first, it was my wish.......get yer own!!

The Moments - Baby I want you - Hog. Hits the spot everytime i hear it. gary

Found this on the net; Al Mason's Good Lovin first appeared in 1980 on the Washington based "Al and the Kidd Records" on a 12 inch single.This was the "B" side to a ballad called "We still should be together" and was possibly only ever around as a promo 12 inch. Good Lovin then appeared again some 5 years later in 1985 when it had a release on a 7 inch single via Fynal Vinyl Records and then for a third time during the late 80s on a label called Bunky.