Gene-r
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I would lover to shake ohiogarage's hand for exposing the scam - top bloke or what! Pity he didn't mention the scammer by name though.
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Think you're best looking for William Cummings Martin! Now tell nice man Dave to put that loaded revolver away..........please!!!
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Think you were right first time Pete! Only they weren't the first to do so.............just listen to "I Lost A True Love" by Danny Wagner!
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Hi Russ, Well, "Lucky Me" is a fast out and out Northern dancer (in the same tempo as William Cummings) which, I'm led to believe, got played at Stafford. Whether the flip side is a funk record I'm not too sure, as it's ages since I played it at home. I'll give it a listen and let you know on here. Apparently, both the Jay Griffin and William Cummings tracks date from 1969.
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That must make the original version by Mr Bloe worth at least £200!
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"I'm Losin' Your Love" by them on the same label is 100 times better Annie! In my current Top 10 playlist at the mo!
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Yep - sure do Dan! But I think one went on Ebay for around that much in $ recently, if I'm not mistaken.....
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For those who can't find the William Cummings, then "Lucky Me" by Jay Griffin on Now, which came from the same stable as the Bang-Bang label, should make do! Sells for about a tenth of the price. Will try to post up a sound clip in time. The Bang-Bang label design is exactly the same, except for being a dark purple label with silver lettering:
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Actually, those prices come as no surprise to me, as I think it's quite reflective of the rarity of the records listed above. But just how many copies of Margaret Little have actually surfaced? I always believed there was perhaps just 1 or 2.
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No - hang on. They're two different tracks, aren't they? The Soul Generation, I thought, was the Grapevine release of "Hold On" by The Generation, on US Mockingbird, which is a cover of the O'Jays track.
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Hi Mike! I remember Keb playing it around 1984. Not sure if Gary Rushbrooke also played it though. Gene
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And will any BLEEP royalties be paid to either Mr BLEEP Clarke, or Chess BLEEP records? I BLEEP think not....................... (oops sorry, wrong record for all the BLEEPs! I hate that Pussycat Dolls track with a vengeance!)
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From the album: Geoff Green's 60th Birthday Party, 4th March 2006
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Geoff Green's 60th Birthday Party, 4th March 2006
Images added to a gallery album owned by Gene-r in Albums 1997-2007
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From the album: Geoff Green's 60th Birthday Party, 4th March 2006
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From the album: Geoff Green's 60th Birthday Party, 4th March 2006
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From the album: Geoff Green's 60th Birthday Party, 4th March 2006
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From the album: Geoff Green's 60th Birthday Party, 4th March 2006
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From the album: Geoff Green's 60th Birthday Party, 4th March 2006
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From the album: Geoff Green's 60th Birthday Party, 4th March 2006
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From the album: Geoff Green's 60th Birthday Party, 4th March 2006
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From the album: Geoff Green's 60th Birthday Party, 4th March 2006
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From the album: Geoff Green's 60th Birthday Party, 4th March 2006
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From the album: Geoff Green's 60th Birthday Party, 4th March 2006
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From the album: Geoff Green's 60th Birthday Party, 4th March 2006
