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ive got a larry wright on a go go....but some bloke called popcorn wylie has scribbled his name on it.......also a joseph moore scribbled on by joseph moore

Yes and that bloke called "popcorn" also wrote my name on the label

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here is a few, jimmy ruffin, phil flowers with the great tune discontented (thee version) berry gordy on the tape and the smokey robinson.  a few years ago I  won a  records  lot on ebay for about 4 dollars and when the came this smokey signature was among them, not sure if the brian rae one counts but still a piece of soul historypost-20010-0-94454000-1398256926_thumb.jpost-20010-0-09732500-1398256953_thumb.jpost-20010-0-16709100-1398256990_thumb.jpost-20010-0-58635300-1398257016_thumb.jpost-20010-0-08373300-1398257043_thumb.j

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Here are a couple with Stickers that should be classed as part of a records promotion and therefore Belong.

 

Nice to have a clean label but certain Stickers / DJ Graffiti from back in the 60s I don't mind.

 

Regarding Graffiti, It's probably Impossible to verify / endorse , Sometimes it just looks right so fair enough.

 

Artist, Producer, etc  Signed copies It really comes down to research / provenance I suppose.

 

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Music promoter in '50s, '60s

CHIGAGO TRIBUNE >>> HOWARD BEDNO <<<

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subtle, i think the creations on globe one is the best so far. one of the best records and i would have never noticed the valentine's day.

 

you gotta pop out the metal center on that cheryl ann. i finally picked up that skill after years of unsuccessful attempts. apparently all rockabilly collectors can do it in 2 seconds.

I don't want to risk breaking it Boba ....

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Autographs on labels, are records that have been defaced/damaged by having writing on the label!

 

There are only a set number of originals in the world of each record, and they can never be replaced!!! 

 

Each one that gets damaged is one less for ever!

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