Gene-r

It's the B-side of Incense, but called "You're Fooling Me". Was first released on a tiny Island subsidiary, Brit, and Fontana in 1965, and re-issued by Island in 1969 (about the same time they reissued "Harlem Shuffle", and the infamous "This Is Sue" sampler/compilation).

Awwww, thanks Martin!

Ed - call me on my number (on list) any evening after 7pm and I'll play you a bit of it. List updated - a couple of items sold!

Don't think I could stand it........!

Yours wasn't the white demo I bought (and still have) a few years ago for £50, was it?

For me, it's a dilemma between: Sweetest One - The Metros Two For The Price Of One - Larry Williams & Johnny Watson

Here's mine: 1. THE CASINOS: I Still Love You (Fraternity) 2. THE NORVELLS: Why Do You Want To Make Me Sad (Janis) - big thanks to Martin T and Dave G for reminding me how good this is! 3. ANTWANS: Ain't No Love (Snawtna) 4. RICK & FLOYD Baby You Got Me Goin' (Lasco) 5. HELP TRUTH & THE PORTRAITS: Emotions (True Love)

One more item added, and everyting still available folks!

PM me or call on 07714 324852 if you want to reserve any of these. You will be notified of P&P costs if your item is available. All are US originals, except for the first two, which are UK originals. Paypal, cheque or PO accepted. LIST UPDATED WEDNESDAY 22nd MAY. FLAMMA SHERMAN: Where Is He (UK SNB DEMO) EX (tiny sticker mark on label) £25 SOLD THE DRIFTERS: Nylon Stockings (UK Black Atlantic) EX £8 JIMMY ROBINS: In My Heart (Jerhart) M- £20 SOLD WADE FLEMONS: Watch Over Her (Vee Jay) EX (v.slight cue burn at intro) £8 SOLD THE POSSESSIONS: You And Your Lies (Britton) M £15 BOBBY SPENCER: I Just Want To Satisfy (Peanut Country) M- £12 THE UTMOST: Whole Lotta Lovin' (Lemco) M £35 DONALD JENKINS: My Lucky Day (Black Beauty) M- £8 THE ELDEES: Don't Be Afraid To Love (Dynamics) EX £15 JESSE JOHNSON: Funky Soul Strut/Holes In My Soul (Oak) M- £8 BILLY HAMBRIC: I Gotta Find That Girl (Pyramid) M- £25 BOBBY DAY: Don't Leave Me Hangin' On A String (Class DEMO) EX+ £45 BROOKS O'DELL: You Better Make Up Your Mind (Bell) EX (very slight 2" surface fracture from centre outwards, not affecting play) £10 CARRIE GRANT & GRANDEURS: Take All Of My Life (New Art) M- £12 THE EXCITERS: Weddings Make Me Cry (Bang DEMO) EX £8 CONTRIBUTORS OF SOUL: Look What You've Done For Me (New Miss) M- £5 THE INTRIGUES: Tuck A Little Love Away (Yew) EX (slight label dampening) £3

Obviously must have a sense of humour - who else would call themselves "Teresa Green"!! Anyway, my postal charges for a 7" 45 recorded delivery is £1.90 - quite simply made up of £1.30 for Recorded Delivery (1st class of course), and a 7" mailer plus 2 stiffeners from Covers 33 - at a cost of 60p each. Even at £1.90, I make NOTHING from P&P costs.

And where exactly in Belgium is the seller based Pete?

I only charge actual postage costs, plus the cost of a mailer. I don't believe in charging labour just for postage.

Yep - make you right netspeaky, and well done! The big items have gone now. The unfortunate news is that inna and dick.baker still continue to "trade" on Ebay. There is still that copy of the Tangeers on dick.baker's sales list that has been lifted from JM's current auction page.

Can't these guys be reported for what's known as "fee avoidance"? Postal rip-offs have always been the bane of most Ebayers lives. I always state my P&P costs loud and clear on my items. Only one person (our friend studioonemaster) has completely defied them, but he has been dealt with by having his bid cancelled, and banned from future auctions. Further action will follow, but I'm keping that under my hat for the moment (and I don't mean violence or extortion!). Additionally, I am reluctant to bid on an auction that does not explicitly state P&P costs. If it's a really nice item, then I will mail the seller before the auction closes and ask them for a quote.

Are you sure? They were still there a few minutes ago, and the Groovettes is still destined for the Guinness Book of Records....

Notice now that, for some reason, both Inna and dick.baker have elected to keep their feedback private. How cowardly is that?

Now there's a thought Pete........sounds like a bloody good idea!

I'd also encourage the winning bidders of auctions to leave immediate negative feedback on winning the auction, to expose these two rip-off merchants.

Looks like your original order was misdirected, in the execution of their duties (or in the duty of their execution)!

I stand to be corrected, but I think all Peak copies have Saint Mo written in pen on them. I have never seen a clean one.

Well John Manship has the right idea by "watermarking" the scans on his website, so that they can't be used elsewhere without giving the source away.

Uh-oh! Another one here, methinks: https://cgi.ebay.com/6-KIIIIIIIIILLER-SINGL...1QQcmdZViewItem

Oops......make you right Kev! As a point of trivia, Stephen James was first featured on a chart record as early as 1956. He was in the kids chorus of his father Dick's version of Robin Hood!

Never mind that - has anyone reported the low-life yet?