Simon T

I bought this years ago as an original. It's on vinyl with 'TAMPETE - 5444 - A' & 'MZ' in the run out. (and 'Mick V', whoever he is, that once owned it) A scan I've seen and it was selling as a boot was darker, almost bottle green. Aside, the records that I have seen with a raised X in the run out have all been on styrene e.g. Shrine, Sylvia, World Artist etc

No raised X, and wrong colour, I take it this the boot?

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Do you mean The Barons of Soul?

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My 'curved' one is c/w 'Never give your love away', did it come out 3 times then?

SBMH on Parrot came out in a picture sleeve Info on his LP releases is on it.

The track that was played was "Stop breaking my heart" which came out in the US as the b side to "I who have nothing" Parrot was part of London records for his releases in the US. Came out on Decca in the UK

Groovy and very infectious, I like it!

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Boring looking labels, perked up by their company sleeves?

Hi Rob Can you expand on things to clarify the situation (for most of us who don't know)? Thanks Simon

Jeanette Harper - Put Me In Your Pocket ......... green label, boot?, Big Bee?

Choice of Colour - You're Twenty-One Today - APT (A-side to Your Love)

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When I first started going to niters, I was told by my mate to stay away from anyone over 30 as they would be the DS! Perhaps anyone under 30 should be avoided now as they'l' probably be the squad?!

It's on the 100 Club's 3rd anniversary single, cut with Sammy Ambrose - Welcome To Dreamsville.

Don't think it's particularly rare or worth much. Probably got a UK release on the back of Limmie & Family Cooking UK sales? Was anything else on Bareback or Methew get released in Italy (in a picture sleeve too)? Seems strange how the rarest and most valuable on the label, Wil Collins, did, isn't it?

Here's the issue on the other design

He waqs 21 /22. He was born in May 1939 and it was recorded in 1961. (The mark on the issue is Tipex, I don't know what it supposed to be, but I've seen it on other scans of the issue)

There's two sligtly different label designs of the white demo. There's also two different black issues, one supposed to be much rarer than the other, but I can't remember what it is about the label that makes it the 'rare' one, a mis-spell?

For me: Everything by James Jamerson (Jnr) Also, James Jemerson Jnr (Jnr, Jnr) (check out Marlena Shaw - I just want this feeling to last) Tracks: Yvonne Elliman - If I Can't Have You Free - All Right Now Plus ought by: Bruce Foxton, The Jam Andy Rourke, The Smiths Rob Jones 'The Bass Thing', The Wonderstuff

Fab stuff this one, Ken. Got it on a 12", seem to remember Sam playing it at Stafford.

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