Hello all -

Hate to do it but this is too clean for me to be able to afford to keep it

The insanely rare issue copy of Dennis Edwards
on International Soulville cream color label with black and red type. One of the rarest! $6000 firm  

 

SOLD! 

Sorry friends - I can't hold it for you. Time to pay some bills and taxes :-( Thanks for looking!

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Edited December 10, 201311 yr by mr blue

Wow Brad

Kill me now.

Forget Johnny on the Spot……."I didn't have to but I did" - awesome side…...

Forget Johnny on the Spot……."I didn't have to but I did" - awesome side…...

Exactly Steve, don't know what Timmy was thinking of playing the wrong side.

Exactly Steve, don't know what Timmy was thinking of playing the wrong side.

 

Actually "didnt" is the side he was playing. funnily enough it came up in a conversation I had with him last week at a restaurant here in berlin...he said in a kinda cheeky way "I wonder what sort of a genius is responsible for so and so" and I said "must be the same genius who decided to turn over dennis edwards to start playing "I didn`t.." LOL 

Actually "didnt" is the side he was playing. funnily enough it came up in a conversation I had with him last week at a restaurant here in berlin...he said in a kinda cheeky way "I wonder what sort of a genius is responsible for so and so" and I said "must be the same genius who decided to turn over dennis edwards to start playing "I didn`t.." LOL 

Hello Marc, it was meant to be an ironic post from me, as I'm sure Tim played both sides. However I was on my i-pad again and I still haven't worked out how to use the smileys.   I'm on the mac book now.   

Edited December 11, 201311 yr by Quinvy

I remember Tim playing me both sides at Thorne in the car circa 88 and asking my opinion....I told him it was way too motown for me !! LOL !

It was a bit later Tony if i remember rightly, 91ish, maybe a bit earlier. gary Welsh was still running thorne in 1989/90.

And as far as i can remember it was JOTS that was played first, certainly what I heard first.