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"Make Believe Everthings All Right" Capitol issue copies only Dave

James Jones "A Little Love Goes A Long Way/Whatever It Is You Got It" Virgo Dave

Nice to hear The Gentlemen Four's version of "It Wont Hurt " getting a runout Steve Scott Three Dave

Following on from the recent Matt Brown thread, I have a handful of each of Matt's long deleted Grapevine releases of his Jar-Val indemanders: Matt Brown "Thank You Baby/Sweet Thing G2K £15.00 Matt Brown "Everyday/Baby I'm A Want You" G2K £15.00 Postage £2.50 (1st/Recorded), Overseas at cost. PM or e-mail: david.welding@blueyonder.co.uk

How many would you like ? Dave

Exactly how much cash Edwardo !

Hi Dave Isn't he the Matt along with Robert (Robert Thomas of My Salvation fame)) who also recorded on Jar-Val, Uni, Soft & Le Cam too. I seem to remember hearing they were related, cousins I think ? Dave

Any free samples perchance ! Dave

From memory there's a family connection between former Motown artist Sherri Taylor with one of the Martiniques either being a brother or a brother -in-law . Dave

Isn't the writers name R. McGlothin shown in full ? Dave

Well spotted Dean, that'll teach me to post before my first coffee of the day ! Just to throw a curved ball into the mix, where does the Jimmy Cobb "Nobody Else Can Hear" that you used to play fit into the equation ? Dave

Hi Ivor Another worthy contender to your list of 60's soul outing that have been featured in crossover sets would have to be: Robert Parker's "I Caught You In A Lie" Nola Dave

A contender for the top 100 crossover sounds ever would surely be: The Chimes "The Beginning Of My Life" Down To Earth Although not as sought after as it more illustious stable mate The Kings Of Soul, this little cheapy in value (but high in musical quality) has continued to be a perinnial favourite. Dave

Not wishing to be perdantic but I would say the earlier PM release of "It Ain't Me No More" fits the crossover critera perfectly. Dave

ALL AVAILABLE COPIES NOW SOLD Dave

Morris Chestnut "Too Darn Soulful/You Don't Love Me Anymore" Grapevine Demo Mint Minus £40.00 SOLD Postage £2.50 (1st/recorded) PM or email: david.welding@blueyonder.co.uk

Gorgeous George "You Can't Stop A Woman b/w Get Up Off It & It's Not A Hurting Thing" £15.00 SOLD Just found a handful of this long deleted and it would appear now forgotten Grapevine 2000 release. A great previously unissued crossover gem with George cleverly using the Esso Petrol slogan about putting "A Tiger In Your Tank" in the songs lyric's. With the added bonus of both sides of his recently auctioned funk and deep soul Peachtree 45 on the flip. (3 -45's in one). The b-side was cut at 33rpm. Postage £2.50 (1st/recorded) Regards Dave

The A side is a great previously unissued crossover gem "You Can't Stop A Woman" with George using the Esso Petrol Slogan of the day by including the line about putting " A Tiger In Your Tank" in the songs lyric's. With the added bonus ofthe two above songs n the flip. Dave

Due to the current euphoria regarding the effervescent Gorgeous George Odell how about this previously un-issued forgotten crossover gem. Gorgeous George "You Can't Stop A Woman" Grapevine 159 the only way you can get it on vinyl and a record that still has plenty legs in it. Dave

Ace Cannon "Sea Cruise" with a cue burn

Hey Chalky Your easy bit is a hard bit to techno phobe like me ! Now Pete really needs a special mention, a staunch 60's maniac who selflessly had to wade through hour after hour of modern soul to transfer the tape. Mind you someone mentioned that they'd seen him walking through Wombourne bare chested apart from a red leather waistcoat and a gold medallion while whistling the theme music from 'Shaft' so there's hope that he's finally crossing over to the dark side ! Dave

Curious and open minded soul fans, now theres a rarity ! Dave

Hi Gotsoul I wouldn't say that it got ignored as came out on a album and got a release in the UK on Tamla Motown. Great record by the way, written by Marvin Smith out of the Artistic's Dave

Hi Andy I have a mint issue available @ £100 + £2.50 postage (1st/recorded) Let me know Dave

What about "Girls" and "I'm So Lost" also released credited to Mark Greene their lead singer. Dave