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It's rare Neal - a tough one to find I have white demo and sticker demo - plus a spare of one of those formats, but can't remember which Fabulous track ... Cheers Richard

Northern classic in it's rarest format JIMMY McFARLAND - LONELY LOVER (R.P.R.) RARE BLUE ISSUE Price is £425 please. Condition a very nice VG+ (most would grade Ex or Ex+ I think). Two red DJ crosses on "Lonely Lover". Label scans and digital pics below - taken under harsh bright light to show condition as accurately as possible - looks much better in the flesh. Payment by PayPal friends & family (or add 4% f..

Detroit Pied Piper classic double-sider - both sides absolutely brilliant. *** SOLD *** SOLD *** SOLD *** WILLIE KENDRICK - WHAT'S THAT ON YOUR FINGER / CHANGE YOUR WAYS (RCA VICTOR) DEMO Price is £475 please. Condition a very nice VG+. Small pen mark on plug side. Comes with RCA Victor company sleeve. Label scans and digital pics below - taken under harsh bright light to show condition as accurately as possible...

Here you go Carole

The issued version is by the Holidays on Golden World #47 entitled "Watch Out Girl" One of the best - and cheapest - Detroit records ever made Cheers Richard

It will be available through BBC iplayer also Cheers Richard http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b04bf1lf

Do you mean the Monarch stamped George Blackwell Pete? Styrene with blue label and silver print? Cheers Richard

Green-labelled vinyl press - moulded on label = bootleg = common Green-labelled styrene press - stick on label = original issue = rare

Consider your leg well and truly pulled

"so-called Detroit Soul experts"? - But you seem to know little if anything yourself Robb - and you're a self-proclaimed "Detroit Soul expert" - Lack of tact will get you nowhere my friend

I'm interested in all of them too However, John's auctions are open and transparent and the details are plainly there to see for a few days after (and on facebook for longer) Not all auctions are the same and often the finishing prices, bid increments etc. aren't accessible - especially where "blind bidding" is used without any "proxy bidding" facility - so you pay your maximum bid, regardless of what the next-lowest bidder..

I googled "Harry Lee Gates" and got this picture (no really) - so it's definitely a different bloke

Robb - having listened to all of them I can't agree

They aren't the same release though. The bottom one is EMI - first and more expensive. The top one is RCA - there were two RCA releases I think - should be much cheaper. So you're not comparing like with like.

That's bollocks regarding the topic title