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Surely you mean red? (different b sides)

But the general opinion of the red&whites is that they are the 1st issue, so why a later issue on a red&white.

Depends what he paid for them in t'first place realising investment an all that

This

Who did the other version of this can't think of it at the moment

Nice collection and the vendor just gained some advertising/plugging, It will be interesting to see what these titles go for compared to JM's guide. Is it me or does there seem to be a lot more NS oldies and boots for sale at this time of year?

Great times George Blackwell Can't lose my head followed by Garland Greens Bumpin' and Stompin' at the Ritz for example.

Probably some of the people who've tuned into this clip Kinda adds just a little more to it dontcha think ?

Scorpio Dennis Coffey and the Detroit Guitar Band (that be my sign BTW)

Paul Anka over Jimmy Breedlove?

Danny Wagners vers. of Thing Called Love over Johnny Wyatts

As a guess I'd say it was the producers name, Charles Callelo not the artist that led him to that 45

Tiny Dancer I'll get me coat.........

Lee MItchell The Economy Roll 001

Be patient one at a good price will turn up sooner or later and avoid shopping at the weekend when most of the snipers are out Eg Bobby Treetop Tuff £4,99 wit minutes to go finally £16.35 Watch Little Joe soar

Has it been booted? which is the original blue/black or yellow/green

Why one got a red 'A' and Nev's got a black one?

That guy Arthur Wright name turns up on a few of these tracks, Any in-depth info on him? BTW 'What about the instrumental' the title of this thread any allusions to that ultra rare Billy Harner 45 on Karma Sutra? I'll get me coat

loved some of those Modern Instrumentals credited to Arthur Wright Orchestra and appeared on the b of some of the reissues Mary Love, Vernon Garrett and my particular favourite Before Its Too Late. Gotta love the Music Box Wee oo 'ill let it be you coz both vocals are sh*t.

Ms Constatines own copy?

Issue is much harder than the demo

WOW! £255.00 and the bidding looked reasonably authentic, should I re-evaluate my re-issue looky-likey collection.

Judging by the other USA records for sale I'd say boot

Billy Paul track was on a 33rpm 7" ep and played at 45rpm (it actually sounded better at around 42) Epitome of Sound was definitely speeded up & Willie Hutch's The Duck (as Richard Temple)also sufered the same fate

Now this is awesome