Simon T

"You Should Have Told Me"

Was that the same situation with Luther (Vandross) and his group's first two LPs for Cotillion ? I read somewhere that when LV got a more famous and richer from his Epic recordings, he bought the rights to the Cottilion stuff because he specifically didn't want it to ever be re-released, thus stopping the chances of Atlantic doing that on the back of his big star status.

How spooky is this, I was cleaning some duplicates tonight to sell, and accidently snapped a mint copy of Darrow Fletcher - The Pain, must have been a necessary sacrifice for the show tonight?! I've had that version of Little Ann on tape for a few years now, exactly how many 'takes' of the track exist?

The lookalike boot does, so I assume the original issue does too?

No me. Is this it?

I'm pretty sure the issue was booted - my boot does not have either a matrix stamp (it usually looks like a big S with a reversed R and C in the curves of the S) nor the often seen AT in the run out of record associated with Atlantic. Also, the black parts on the label is more of a very deep brown

On my original orange issue the number is 213-389-9938 not 213-384-9334 as on that scan. If it is a boot, the hands logo might have been too complicated to reproduce and they failed to notice the label is actually TRANS.AMERICANS, not TRANS RECORDS!

Is there a significant difference in their values? Which are?

Like 'I can feel you love' and 'I feel love coming on' ruined by her vocal - too high pitch and nasal, just like Diana Ross!

i dont imagine many were permanent fixtures of groups for example? Rico Rodriguez was in the Specials for quite a while!

That's how the Embers starts. 2. Carl Carlton did a song 'why don't they leave us alone'

4. I think is Herman Hitson's unreleased version. Can't hear 2 & 3, but guessing 3 might be First Time by the Embers on JCP?

lp you might get lucky?, How much is the LP worth?

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Finnegan's Wake - You blew it - VAL? £10 - £20