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Hi looking for a George Lemons Fascinating Girl on original Gold Soul ?

George Lemons ~ Fascinating Girl on Gold Soul - Sorted now THANKS 

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  • Chalky
    Chalky

    He isn't the greatest singer by any means but there are far worse records out there than this. It ALWAYS sells and for good money. It ALWAYS rams the dance floor at any venue. Goo

  • Pete S
    Pete S

      Well he can't sing in tune and the musicians can't play in tune and the lyrics are crap but apart from that...

  • Frankie Crocker
    Frankie Crocker

    Hope you are able to locate a copy. It is a truly fascinating record. Ownership of it helps to appreciate flawed talent and develop a healthier respect for the artists of the sixties who struggled to

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pm pete smith on here,his mate is selling one

 

Do people actually pay money for this?  

p.s. which mate?

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pete is it some mate called mick,you put up his list occasionally,anyway the last list about 3 weeks ago had a g lemons on it for offers

pete is it some mate called mick,you put up his list occasionally,anyway the last list about 3 weeks ago had a g lemons on it for offers

 

Oh Mick Smith?  He's in Spain at the moment but got a feeling he did a trade on that George Lemons.

Dreadful record, always reminds me of The Black And White Minstrels on the BBC

 

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is this any better pete

 

 

No not really Dave.  I just think it's one of those you either love or hate.

He isn't the greatest singer by any means but there are far worse records out there than this.

It ALWAYS sells and for good money.

It ALWAYS rams the dance floor at any venue.

Good luck in finding one.

yes one of my faves also....cant see whats not to like about it when there is some really poor records out there

 

Well he can't sing in tune and the musicians can't play in tune and the lyrics are crap but apart from that...

his voice sound ok to me pete..rather have george`s than say wayne cochrans.. each to his own buddy

 

Don't compare it with Wayne Cochran Dave, that's a really cheap shot, I said I liked this one record the guy made, not that I thought he was the world's greatest singer, which he evidently isn't.

Don't compare it with Wayne Cochran Dave, that's a really cheap shot, I said I liked this one record the guy made, not that I thought he was the world's greatest singer, which he evidently isn't.

 

I doubt many that like George Lemons think he is the world's greatest singer either, I certainly don't.  To many Wayne Cochran is sh*t and a far worse record than George Lemons, each to their own as they say.

Don't compare it with Wayne Cochran Dave, that's a really cheap shot, I said I liked this one record the guy made, not that I thought he was the world's greatest singer, which he evidently isn't.

wasnt meant to be a cheap shot at all pete. i mentioned wayne coz i just listened to it on that live show thread and not because you said you like that mercury 45.... in 5 minutes time i`ll probably be listenin to sumthin else i thinks worse than george

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To many Wayne Cochran is sh*t and a far worse record than George Lemons, each to their own as they say.

 

What track?  

Hope you are able to locate a copy. It is a truly fascinating record. Ownership of it helps to appreciate flawed talent and develop a healthier respect for the artists of the sixties who struggled to cut a track in the face of numerous constraints. My hands tremble when I put it on the turntable and the listening experience is as good as it gets on the rare occasion when played. My copy came in what can best be described as a 'companified' sleeve that has been customised by a home made John Bull type rubber stamp giving company details including a Detroit phone number - the record within the sleeve takes on holy relic status and would possibly defy the descriptive skills of John Manship if he had the record and 'birth sleeve' up for auction. In the meantime, play the CD or be lucky enough to catch it whilst out on the floor...

Not my cuppa tea. Cant sing a note. DIRGE. BUT love Frankie Crockers description above.

 

Sent it to Private Eye's Pseuds Corner

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