Sorry I forgot these, can't add to my earlier post as loads have viewed it already and they won't go back to it
Updated sales, some reductions, additions etc
pete.smith@freeuk.com
01902 326306
Talk about a bizarre record..
MERI MARABINI - TI AMO MI AMO aka RAY OF SUNSHINE b/w I FIORI SUL VISO aka GOT TO GET TO JIM JOHNSON. Italian versions of Samantha Jones and Ila Van respectively but both are really, really good, I mean they have better backing tracks than the original - except of course they are sung in Italian! One of the strangest records I've ever had I think. The label is CAROSELLO. VG++ to EX 30 quid.
H.B. BARNUM - IT HURTS TO MUCH TO CRY - AUSTRALIAN RCA DEMO EX+ 100
You may have seen this on Ebay the other week, looks absolutely stunning, like an old UK RCA release complete with centre. Also has it's original sleeve.
TOMMY TUCKER - THAT'S HOW MUCH -FESTIVAL EX 50
Brilliant Stafford oldie, this is the rarer East Coast multicoloured issue - it turned up in quantity on the red West Coast issue after 'the find'.
Sorry I forgot these, can't add to my earlier post as loads have viewed it already and they won't go back to it
Updated sales, some reductions, additions etc
pete.smith@freeuk.com
01902 326306
Talk about a bizarre record..
MERI MARABINI - TI AMO MI AMO aka RAY OF SUNSHINE b/w I FIORI SUL VISO aka GOT TO GET TO JIM JOHNSON. Italian versions of Samantha Jones and Ila Van respectively but both are really, really good, I mean they have better backing tracks than the original - except of course they are sung in Italian! One of the strangest records I've ever had I think. The label is CAROSELLO. VG++ to EX 30 quid.
H.B. BARNUM - IT HURTS TO MUCH TO CRY - AUSTRALIAN RCA DEMO EX+ 100
You may have seen this on Ebay the other week, looks absolutely stunning, like an old UK RCA release complete with centre. Also has it's original sleeve.
TOMMY TUCKER - THAT'S HOW MUCH -FESTIVAL EX 50
Brilliant Stafford oldie, this is the rarer East Coast multicoloured issue - it turned up in quantity on the red West Coast issue after 'the find'.