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No that's incorrect. Over Under was a sizeable hit and was the A side. Congrats on the find.
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found, 35 r and r records in a charity shop, last year, all in E+ condidtion, loads of Fats domino, on gold, tri centre, london. They made me £440, in totol, with £ 220 for 'I love you', his rarest uk
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Kev the flip side " baby Jane" is a very nice R&B track IMO Steve j
Claire being a mobile hairdresser is rather handy for more than one reason! a free haircut every time i need one & the one thats much more interesting!!
One night i returned from work & after the obligatory hug and kiss from Claire she proceeded to inform me that a customer had sent a cardboard box of 45s for me to look at, "yeah yeah i'll take a look later" was my reply, later at the dinner table and Claire says have you looked at the records yet? "pass them here then if i must" Claire passes me this old cardboard box & i pull the first record & do a double take!!
looking back at me was a HMV red & white demo in a company sleeve i slowly slide the record out of its cover praying it's in good nick, it was unplayed M condition "smack dab in the middle" Ray Charles & his Orchestra with the Raylets with the sublime "i wake up crying" on the flip, the next one a HMV demo in company sleeve
"baby don't you cry" Ray Charles & his Orchestra, next one HMV demo again in company sleeve
"all of my life" Elkie Brooks, then up pops a Columbia demo in company sleeve,
"do the dog" Georgie Fame & the Blue Flames with the great "shop around" flip,
"Over under sideways down" The Yardbirds Demo in company sleeve with "jeff's boogie" on the b side!!! i may be wrong but is this the other way round on the Columbia issue?
Freddie & Dreamers "over you" demo,
Gary (us) Bonds "new orleans" Stateside demo all in M unplayed condition! i thought that was the end of the demos when i pulled out the Applejacks "tell me when" on Decca but there was the Demonstration sample not for sale!! up next Barry St John "bread & butter" Decca demo!! then Crispian St Peters "the pied piper" Decca demo that was the last demo in the box all in M unplayed condition all in company sleeves, it turned out that Claires customers Brother-in-law had a record shop from 62 to late 70's & he give her records ever week but this is the only box left!! the rest of the records in that box were 90% soul related around 100 in total when i least expected it.
Anyone have a similar find? or records given to them that turned up gems?
Steve J
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