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I love these two tracks but I can't afford the originals!! Have they ever been reissued on 7" or on any vinyl complitations?

I love these two tracks but I can't afford the originals!! Have they ever been reissued on 7" or on any vinyl complitations?

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another version of stop was done on UK Destiny ....cant remember if any cop

sure the other was done on a reissue in the 90s...

can do a cd of the 1st track 4 u

regards

mark

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another version of stop was done on UK Destiny ....cant remember if any cop

sure the other was done on a reissue in the 90s...

can do a cd of the 1st track 4 u

regards

mark

Cheers Mark, i've got both the tracks on British Soul Vol 1 & 2 on CD but i'm desperate to get it on vinyl...

Cheers Mark, i've got both the tracks on British Soul Vol 1 & 2 on CD but i'm desperate to get it on vinyl...

Why the desperation to get them on vinyl?

Unless you want to DJ with bootlegs?

Neither have ever been reissued on 7"

Neither have ever been reissued on 7"

Got one out of wh smiths on a mfp album years ago

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another version of stop was done on UK Destiny ....cant remember if any cop

sure the other was done on a reissue in the 90s...

can do a cd of the 1st track 4 u

regards

mark

70ts I think remember getting a copy in vain hope it would sound like the original.

Is it Carol Kay JK's Mum.

Edited December 28, 200717 yr by Prophonics 2029

Got one out of wh smiths on a mfp album years ago

Me too!

hi, love "he knows how to love me" have always prefered this track to "stop and youll..."

have both on black columbia 45s also have the mentioned cds.

the flip to "he knows" is a rocking version of "shop around"

must admit wouldnt really get any satisfaction from playing copies of these not the same

as taking them out of there original sleeves and seeing that lovely uk label going round imo

what do these go for nowadays?

russ

Me too!

Stop or He Know's

Why the desperation to get them on vinyl?

Unless you want to DJ with bootlegs?

For a jukebox perhaps?

hi, love "he knows how to love me" have always prefered this track to "stop and youll..."

have both on black columbia 45s also have the mentioned cds.

the flip to "he knows" is a rocking version of "shop around"

must admit wouldnt really get any satisfaction from playing copies of these not the same

as taking them out of there original sleeves and seeing that lovely uk label going round imo

what do these go for nowadays?

russ

Stop I have seen at £130 to £345 for a demo and He Know's £75 £120 for the demo.

Edited December 28, 200717 yr by Prophonics 2029

Stop or He Know's

Stop was on a kind of Best Of Helen album that came out in 1978. A few years ago I found a tape which I'd done in 78 and it had things on there which I remembered having: broadway cissy, melvin davis, that sort of thing - but it had Helen Shapiro on as well and I knew I'd never had it. Was only years later when I found another copy of the LP that I remembered that I definitely didn't have it on 45 but I had that LP out of my local newsagents!

Mono or Stereo Pete?

Mono or Stereo Pete?

Reprocessed stereo probably! Mono on my tape. Also has the A side, She Needs Company on there as well, good song.

LIKE A BIT OF HELEN ME, HAD BOTH OF THESE ON UK DEMO,S IN RECENT YEARS. TWO NICE DOUBLE SIDERS IMHO. STILL GOT A RED AND WHITE OF HE KNOWS.... ALSO GOT A NICE PYE 45 CALLED TAKE ME FOR A WHILE, PROPER POP NORTHERN.

BRI.

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'stop' still a big tune in its day ....

always got in my box in the unlikelyhood that someone will ask for it..

still like it meself ...

Great record - remember the very first time this was played at Wigan (by Russ) introduced as Dana Valery. Only took about 2 weeks before everyone found out who it was and sadly it got dropped.

LIKE A BIT OF HELEN ME, HAD BOTH OF THESE ON UK DEMO,S IN RECENT YEARS. TWO NICE DOUBLE SIDERS IMHO. STILL GOT A RED AND WHITE OF HE KNOWS.... ALSO GOT A NICE PYE 45 CALLED TAKE ME FOR A WHILE, PROPER POP NORTHERN.

BRI.

A side of SAYBA. Autographed? Looks like it could be 'Love' & 'Helen Shapiro'

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'stop' still a big tune in its day ....

always got in my box in the unlikelyhood that someone will ask for it..

still like it meself ...

'take me for a while' also a great tune by her mark