Simon T

Ted I've know a tune called 'Don't make me live without your love' by The Lewis Sisters, maybe this that you're after?

Anderson Bros is 1974 Trieste is 1976 Ray Dahroughe is 1979 and the title is slightly different 'I can see him makin' love to you, baby'

trieste 1976 frankie floyd 1974

I'm sure they all very nice and love their mums!

The lovely Joanie herself

Globeliters - The way you do - Philtown

Marlina

An issue

Here's a scan of an original (demo). Issues are essential the same, but the writting is in red.

Had about 5 copies (at the same time) and they didn't, so at least one press up was ok. Had about 5 copies (at the same time) and they didn't, so at least one press up was ok.

channel drop: Globliters - The way you do New Sounds - Sweet memories Oddities: 7 seconds into Chasmeres - Showstopper, someone coughs! Arthur Willis - The hurting is over, about 3/4 of the way through you can hear a guitar string snap with a very audiable 'twang' Trivia: Gene Pitney - 24 hours from Tulsa, in the original recording, one of the guitar players loses his way and strums the strings rapidly to signal the fact; the producer liked it and incorporated it into the finished take (quite near the end, if you listen)

Legends - Got to let you go now (b to Fear not) - Locket / Commercial is a nice soulful slower track

Cashemeres - Don't let the door - Hem Ambers - Another love - Smash Soul Twins - Give the man a chance - Karen Derc Hotzog - Puppy love - Hamilton

I picked up 5 or 6 copies of The Nicky Newarkers - Woman in the US, when I got them home, Idiscovered they skipped in the same place (just before the vocal kicks in).

Gwen Owens was pressed twice, I've had both in my hands at the same time and the difference in the width of the grooves is apparent. The first press is the one with the higher volume, but unfortunatley some seem to have a problem with the grooves being too close at about 2/3 the way through, and hence are the ones that tended to skip at that point

Moments' tracks, I think I'd go for 'Just Having your Love' Probably their best is (Ray Goodman & Brown -) I Gamble On Your Love (but then again the Controlers' version is just as good, if not better)

Rod, I would have thought you'd have gone for 'Girls', but the version sung in French!

What a tune! Happy memories of Cleethorpes.

This bloke might know!

The issues are blue. If you look at the yellow stripe you see DDJ - delite DJ, and in the pink stripe is says 'promotional' Many 70's boots are of the DJ copies because they were the same track (stereo / mono) and it saved having to pay for two different laquers, but they were given away by the fact that both sides were stereo, or bothmono e.g. Anderson Brothers

Original demos have a stereo recording on one side, mono on the other. They also have those anti-slip bumps arong the endge of the label. This looks like one of those UK boots that don't have a proper label i.e. the labels printed into the plastic, and the have had the typical UK small spindle hole removed by having a US style one punched out.

No idea, never watched the programme. There's a celebrity singing contest on tonight, and from the next room I keep hearing this bass rift; if it's bugging anyone else as to what's from, it's the BAR-KAYS - Sexomatic.