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Is it something you got/why don't you give me a try

Saturday afternoon practice session Electrified Love Ernie Hines Let Me Be Your Pacifier Tyrone Davis Its a Pleasure Sheree Brown Gotta Get Closer To You Terry Callier Two On A Cloud Curt Darin I'll Find A Way Bobby Reed Kickin Life Like An Old Tin Can Gloria Taylor Under The Street Lamp Exits I Wanna Be A Part Of You Ray Crumley Try My Love Syl Johnson Headed For The Streets Herman Harper Love In My Life Calif. Malibus I'm Into Your Love Executive Jam Lets Talk Ray Alexander Techniques Have I got A Right Nomads Tell Me You Love Me Bobby Hill (never appreciated the strings in this record) I Call It Love Pretenders Keep on Tryin' Fir-Ya I Found What I Wanted George Jackson (best version) Its All Over Sam Baker I forgot the rugby was on

American sleeve

Judging by the posts I'd say that its always been around, from venues like Wheel and Torch through the Mecca and Wigan but died out during the renaissance.

Might upset a few people but two of the biggest "sunshine pop" records must be Nothing Can Compare to You Velvet Satins I Can't Help Loving You Paul Anka. Writer and production credits feature an ex Four Season not to mention the pop background of Mr Anka Love 'em both btw

Help Me Rhonda You're Ready Now Frankie Valli

https://www.discogs.com/sell/item/349814686 this one?

Thanks

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Who's the version of Nothing sweeter than love? great listen BTW Some more 70s Motown Chalk It Up Jerry Butler Where Do We Go From Here Supremes I Need You Now Tata Vega Respect GC Cameron, Marvin Gaye or Willie Hutch Gotta Find A Woman Platinum Hook

Funk Brothers Love Is Like An Itching in my Heart Chuck Jackson Ain't No Sun (since you've been gone) Four Tops Helpless

Demo would be white wouldn't it?

Grey was used on issues too, most notably the afore mentioned George Carrow and 8th Avenue Band, seem to remember having Patti Austin on the red lable when I bought it as a new release, (poor mans Yvonne Baker at the time)

I understand that there were a few promo's available a few months ago these have since gone and (we) are eagerly awaiting the arrival of a pre-orderred release copy fromSoul Brother . Question is, is the release now available? someone has one on discogs at £69.99 is this a release or promo? has demand created another BLD situation as the man said get it now its a fantastic slab of mids 70s soul

Worth it for the story that went with it!

Not true, I Don't have the disc anymore but it was definitely vinyl, all the Impressions' singles and others including Rosey Grier from that period 1968-1970 are on vinyl.

I was pondering this the other day used to have a Natural Four ITYWM on ABC which was very thick compared to a Len Barry I Struck it Rich (pink DECCA demo) which was very thin. Dave Love Colalined Baby is another one (thick) Funny its only the vinly pressings that show this the styrene ones seem to be a consistent thickness.

On the same token The Zoo by the Commodores

Clearly stamped original,and been on a lot of wants lists in the past 2 years.

lable and sleeve in perfect harmony

shades of the Mason's

This is from '83 with a different numbering system but the same lable design J Bennings & R Banks are on the credits? B side is The Bellringer instrumental (which I assume is a re-issue of the Hoagy Lands)

That's the one !!! thanks

Couple of left fielders the Jimmy Cobb track is Gregory Hines and Marilyn Redfield