Hi Guys

Anyone seen this before and/or know the story on it. Same cat no 162, but different b side 'Pusher', instead of 'Hour of your need' which you normally see.

Edited December 14, 201014 yr by Dave Thorley

Yeah, I've got a copy Dave. Bought it for 'The Pusher' side..........very nice

Yeah, I've got a copy Dave. Bought it for 'The Pusher' side..........very nice

Ay Up Val

Seems to be much hard to find than the other pressing and as you say, nice track.

Check out "got to be my woman"folks on HI C -fantastic slice of soul imho -think Charles Beverly was on vocals -sure ive got pusherman on the other bump shot design -ill check tonight -records are getting stacked up for my move on friday lol.

BAZ A

They must have had faith in The Pusher as well as it came out on LOVE as well, although it seems to have a catalogue number of GM 162-5 (&162-4) whereas the plumb Bumpshop release has GM 162-1 (& 162-2), so the LOVE copy may have come last? I'm assuming that the white Bumpshop release of Keep On Walking/Hour Of Our Need came out between the two and is GM 162-3 & 162-4?

They must have had faith in The Pusher as well as it came out on LOVE as well, although it seems to have a catalogue number of GM 162-5 (&162-4) whereas the plumb Bumpshop release has GM 162-1 (& 162-2), so the LOVE copy may have come last? I'm assuming that the white Bumpshop release of Keep On Walking/Hour Of Our Need came out between the two and is GM 162-3 & 162-4?

Thanks John, good info

"Pusher" is a version of "You Fool, You Fool" by the Prophet and His Disciples on Pressco. Discussion here:

Edited December 14, 201014 yr by weingarden

"Pusher" is a version of "You Fool, You Fool" by the Prophet and His Disciples on Pressco. Discussion here:

Hi Matt

Thanks for the link to the other thread, so is the record by Splibe VIII , also a Detroit 45 and I guess from Carl's note it is very rare ?

Edited December 14, 201014 yr by Dave Thorley