occasionally i come across some curious titles on green columbia that i dont recall seeing around and never saw any promos either .

do you have some anecdotes to share on rare titles?

what years were their heyday ??

Dance to the music sly & The family stone....

Dance to the music sly & The family stone....  black columbia

on demo it's green  

Don Charles im just a drifter(same as) i think

Bit of early Detroit - 

 

Spinners - That's What Little Girls Are Made For 

 

 

 

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Dance to the music sly & The family stone....

great tune  and rare on green stateside

are we talkin the pre 1962 green cloumbia as in pikey`s post......not a lot of northern there..popcorn, early soul,and doo wop but not northern

great tune  and rare on green stateside

green stateside? would like to see that gordon

I have Jerry Butler "Aware Of Love/ Moon River" on Green from 61, Gene Chandler " Duke Of Earl" 62.......Also an Olympics " Hully Gully" 59 or 60 i think..

 

It was also the UK outlet for US Cameo Parkway product 60-62 ish before Pye.. Chubby Dee Dee Dovells Orlons

Don Charles im just a drifter(same as) i think

 

Thats on Parlophone though..

There are lots of rare green Columbia 45's but they wouldn't really be of much interest to the soul forum really.  Things like Johnny Wells - Lonely Moon.  Popcorn stuff.

There are lots of rare green Columbia 45's but they wouldn't really be of much interest to the soul forum really.  Things like Johnny Wells - Lonely Moon.  Popcorn stuff.

There's a version of "Money" by Cherry Wainer,

organ workout in a mod style....1960. Green Columbia.

First UK cover of a Motown song? 

There's a version of "Money" by Cherry Wainer,

organ workout in a mod style....1960. Green Columbia.

First UK cover of a Motown song? 

Just been bootlegged.

Thats on Parlophone though..

Head gone,sorrybouthat

Just been bootlegged.

 

 

Haha, is there no end to the lack of imagination in the mind of a rip off merchant?

Lets hope they did the right thing and pressed it with the Cliff Richard version/song on the B side

Is there really such a lack of good quality sounds around to play?

 

Cant say i've played mine in the last twenty years....should I give it to Johnny Manship to auction?