got this off a lad , who bought it @ droylsdon all nighter back in the day

early 80s ?

looking to sell it but would like to know if anyone else has one/or seen it -

its a 10" - in really nice condition

tracks are

-frank polk - tryin to keep up with the joneses

ernie andrews - fine young girl

billy preston - the girls got it

earl wright - thumb a ride

other side

chubby / turnpikes - i didnt try

patrice holloway - stolen hours

checkmates - kissing her and cryin for you

enjoyables - push a little harder

think the pen was added by the owner at some time

any thoughts - offers ????

Edited January 6, 201213 yr by keithw

Well it looks gorgeous - and authentic - but I don't think it is, what's the chances of having all those classic Northern tracks together on an acetate like that, the release numbers are miles apart, the producers are mostly different. Maybe when Kent reissued these tracks someone assembled an acetate...except they didn't reissue Chubby & Turnpikes did they? A real mystery disc that one.

was what i thought - unless it was done by Capitol to promote an LP release ?

The Capitol album of their popular northern tracks didn't have all those records on it.

That acetate does look fantastic though.

Nice one Keith

If you were putting together a Capitol assortment all those tracks would be right up there!

The Capitol album of their popular northern tracks didn't have all those records on it.

That acetate does look fantastic though.

Several of them were very low on the radar when that came out in 78. But Kent did release all of them I think (except Turnpikes) in the mid 80's

Dodgy custom job with Capitol labels stuck on IMO.

Not enough tracks on for it to be a test pressing for an LP.

well its for sale or trade if anyone wants to offer stuff / money

not in a rush to get rid - but know what it owes me

FIRE AWAY GUYS - WILL KEEP IT TILL SOMEONE TEMPTS ME ENOUGH

The labels do look as though they've been cut out by hand, you can see pen marks round the edges that look like they were drawn, then cut along.

But they are all Capitol tracks, and it seems like a fair bit of trouble to go to.

What's the actual release dates for the individual records? I take it they're all before October 69!

IF it was a knock up - its a very good typist

all the detail is very good - times of tracks - writers credits - etc

IF it was a knock up - its a very good typist

all the detail is very good - times of tracks - writers credits - etc

But all available on the labels of the 45's!

The labels do look as though they've been cut out by hand, you can see pen marks round the edges that look like they were drawn, then cut along.

But they are all Capitol tracks, and it seems like a fair bit of trouble to go to.

What's the actual release dates for the individual records? I take it they're all before October 69!

no dates

artist

time

producer

also it would of been cut out in a rough way

if it wasnt for a general release

Edited January 6, 201213 yr by keithw