Simon T

£3626

Yes. and there's a version by Smokey on a MFP L.P. too, don't know when exactly it was recorded, but it's crap.

Owt by Phil SPECTRE?

Tamiko Jones - I'm Spellbound

So have I, legit releases weren't they?

Thanks, but unfortunatley I can't get his ra files to stream for me, for some reason.

Anyone got a sound file they can put up for me please. Ages ago I borrowed a friend's collection to tape and ended up recording the other side because it sounded the better of the two, so I don't think it's to me taste, but still interested to hear it.

I know a DJ who used to get his cover up names from real people and then add '& the xxxxx's' to it, he pulled a couple of covered up records out of his play box and said 'that's the wife's hairdresser's husband and this one is a butcher shop owner from Bakewell'!

Four Sights - Love is a hurting game that I can't win - Shy Soul

Many years ago I bought the white label test press of it off Adam (I think or it might have been Pat Brady) and all that was hand-written on it was 'Gypsy' & 'cuz it's you girl'; Adam alway used to introduce it as Gypsy The group Gypsy turned into the James Walsh Gypsy Band in the 70's - I googled the name a few months ago and found a web site dedicated to the band, might still be there.

If anyone's buying the 7", get a UK issue as it's on 'bomb-proof' vinyl. Fortunatley neither the US or UK copies have picture sleeves!

SCAN

'Soul Spectrum II' released in the UK 1999

It's Group 5 Records Inc. The other side is "Let Me Love Yuh" whci used to be the side played more until Keb & co started playing I'm In Debt To You. The 7" are white demos and orange issues; seen for sale between £200 & £300. However you can get it on a legit reissue compilation CD and on vinyl L.P. too

swan

Is it coded at the right rate i.e. 11025, 22050 or 44100 Hz

Not a proper coded mp3, not a mp3 file or file too big?

honey trap

I would have said £20 tops, considering that it was in literally every sales box in the early eighties when it was 'in'; makes you wonder how many were in circulation - 500+?. Surprised there much demand for it now days.

Mine too, would have bought the pressing for that track.

Must have been some, or at least, perceived demand for it as it got booted (A side is Fantastic Johnny C - don't depend on me)

£308

Obviously a wind up. DG didn’t even knew he had made the record until recently and fist laid his hands on a copy in 2003; his appearance at Prestatyn in 2003 would have been the first time a copy got signed, although he was back again in 2004. Unless someone thought, I’m off to Prestatyn and DG will be there so I’ll get him to sign one of my DG collection; don’t want to devalue any of my expensive stuff, so I’ll put the Wanders and Tru Glo Town outings etc back in the box and get this orange soul pack one signed. Sadly the person dies of hypothermia and a cold cure over dose at Prestatyn and their partner, Ernie, eventually gets their personal belongings back. Being a pork pie addict, they decided to venture to Melton Mowbary and kill two birds with one stone: trade said record and collection of pop classics for £50 to JM, John’s feeling sympathetic for thier plight and gives them a tenner for the records, bur never opens the record box- two dozen huge pork pies were purchased. About three years later, Ernie is clearing out their dead partners things to go to the charity shop, when unfortunately one of the stale pork pies they purchased falls down from the shelf and caught him in the eye and he bites the dust. As they say the rest ‘is history’ until a couple of weeks ago………..

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