I'm currently in posession (on an approval basis) of a Clifford Binns acetate, which I'd appreciate some help with please! It's in 7" format and is of metallic/lacquer basis with a single white label consisting of a hand written title and artist detail (Clifford Binns-Who told you) whilst the flip side (the better of the two) albeit unlabelled contains the main hook line "I'm human too?? It sounds early sixties, but would be interested if anyone could supply any more information whatsoever on the item... which will be most gratefully recieved!

Thanx in advance....wilxy

Both are on a 1987 Carrie LP of Clifford's. Previous topic at

Having had the Acetate that Mike's talking about on my deck, I can say that it is a different cut to the one on the album, the intro to "I'm Human Too" is most certainly different!

Des Parker

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Is this the acetate that sold on eBay recently or a different one?

Is this the acetate that sold on eBay recently or a different one?

Sorry Nick, unaware of the recent ebay sale?

Is this the acetate that sold on eBay recently or a different one?

Sorry Nick, unaware of the recent ebay sale?

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I have said album Chalky, but only realised I did when quoted

Sorry Nick, unaware of the recent ebay sale?

https://www.collectorsfrenzy.com/Details.aspx?id=200607020998

4 months ago, so not too recent. I think I was the second or third highest bidder. Cool Detroit piece.

https://www.collector...id=200607020998

4 months ago, so not too recent. I think I was the second or third highest bidder. Cool Detroit piece.

That's the one Nick

Is this the acetate that sold on eBay recently or a different one?

was there also a couple of edward hamilton tracks appearing at the same time? also a couple of early carrie 50's R&R/R&b-one by james hendrix and the other by cornell blakley ("bouncing")