Simon T

can some kind soul please post me up a download of said toon. Many thanks in advance Simon

Ty Karim - You Just Don't Know c/w All In Vain – Romark £2700 Parisians with Mike and the Souls - Twinkle Little Star - Demon Hot £713 Buddy Ace - French 4 track EP with Cover inc: It's Gonna Be Me – Vogue £188 The Blue Soul - Sock Some Lovin To Me– Westwood £349 Gloria Jones - Come Go With Me - Uptown white demo £353 Johnny Hendley - My Baby Came From Out Of Nowhere Mutt & Jeff £880 Kenny Smith & the Loveliters - One More Day - Flo-Roe £229 John Drevar's Expression - The Closer She Gets - MGM Promo £310 Chantels - Indian Giver - Verve Promo £110 Chashers - Without My Girl – Uncle £461 Young Jessie - Brown Eyes – Vanessa £154 Timi Yuro - It'll Never Be Over For Me - Liberty acetate £611 Sam Dees - Lonely For You Baby - SSS International £434

The only record I know of that was suposed to have turned up in a real thrift store in recent years (about 3 or 4 years ago) is some copies of Greater Experience, by a lad who was a PhD student into the beach scene records. I spoke to him at lenght about the find, and he claimed he was staying with his relatives during term time at xxxx (can't the town remember now) a town close to Danville. Found half a dozen of them at a few cents each and stuck one on ebay, and sold a few other to the next bidders. Mine doesn't look like the ones that Ian Clarke turned up years ago and so I was a bit suspicious at the time. However, I've not seen any up on ebay, etc since.

What the differences then, just out of interest? Ta.

Both piss-poor for me.

Ted PM me your email addy and I'll send you both sides

There was Marvin Stinton C/U around that time, but called something like 'you got the love I need' or 'you got the soul kind of love' (Neither the Undisputed Truth or Hesitation's tune) 60 second clip (Clip removed as it's not the right track)

Joann Courcy - I Got The Power - Twirl Promo £917 Ty Karim - Lighten Up Baby - Car-A-Mel £851 Billy Keen - I Finally Got Wise – Galaxy £153 Wil Collins & Willpower - Anything I Can Do - Bareback Promo £259 Ella Woods - I Need Your Love – Merging £562 Brooks Bros. - Lookin' For A Woman – Tay £1052 Volumes - Ain't Gonna Give You Up – Karen £462 Jr. Walker & the All Stars - Shotgun - Soul picture sleeve £55 Ultimates - Girl I've Been Trying To Tell You - Br-roma £324 Gene Chandler - Such A Pretty Thing c/w I Fooled You This Time - Chess demo 132 Bill Brandon - The Streets Got My Lady c/w Tag Tag – Piedmont £289 Orlons - Spinnin' Top – Planet £126

Bought an issue of The Tymes - 'Here She Comes', but it plays 'Anymore'. Then got a demo of HSC on a white demo which is HSC. Anyone have an issue of HSC that does play as HSC? Much prefer 'Anymore' to HSC.

Yes, you're right, on the laugh side; looks like - 5 I C O

Always thought this (blue) was a boot. Perhaps the blue copies are some sort of reissue because the run out has the A scratched out then a -R- then 'B', likewise the b is scratched out then a -R- then an 'A'. However, the labels, and numbers, are the same, i.e. Butlers Theme remaining the A side. Very odd.

Try on here in the thread about tunes and driving a convertable; Dan's info on the tune here /index.php?showtopic=30205

It's a mate who's emigrating next month or August, or Sept, think they're going as a job lot to Pork Pie County, so chase up JM. I'll ask if they've gone yet.

] Otis Clay--the only way is up. would be very greatfull....

Sorry, low quality mp3 of crap quality recording.

Part of a collection being sold July / august

Robin The YH releases , they don't have that on the label. Can youPM me your email again ta Larry Wedgewood & the Boston Celtics

Try googling Hazel Martin

No, sorry, but from the sleeve notes it seems a lead singer was added around 1962, but I don't know if it's the same one on the album, and so wouldn't hazard a guess as to if it was a 'soul' record.

Unreleased (acetate) track, played a lot by Dave Thorley at Stafford

Here's the sleeve notes from the album. " Would You Believe" on Smash was number 41 in September 1967, and since the Smash label ended in 1969, they must have made to album within the next 2 years. There's a single called "Count Down," recorded by 'The Tempests' on the Dominion Records from Salem, Virginia, 1962, might me one of their early outings?