Tony Smith

Has anyone seen this, I thought along with Honey Bees it was just given a release No.?

Soul Brothers "What Can It Be" on Wheeslville, D-Town & Wee 3

Same group, different record. "This is My Rainy Day", John auctioned "Cry No More"

Hardly near the end, it is the 7th release, just after the Parlliaments hit with I Wanna Testify, so the label wasn't on the wane at this time..... and I'm not parting with mine!

Over priced, saying that, haven't seen it around for a while.

Thats what I meant, you can almost hear the drummer pick up his sticks, then someone at the mixing desk turns it up.

Mine was a bit hissy at the start and it mint and it wasn't cue burned either!

Not that it means anything but, I found my copy in Barney's in Chicago many years ago, I also like a beer or two but, all he had was records.

Anyone after a copy?

Wasn't the other one on a different label Tina??

UPDATED!!

TEMPTING ....but I've had a better offer

Adventurers-I Caught You Cheating-Music World demo Tina Roberts-One Way Or The Other-Security New Yorkers-Don't Want To Be Your Fool/You Should've Told Me-Tac-Ful SOLD Johhny Robinson-Gone But Not Forgotten-Okeh demo SOLD more details, pic etc to follow....

1964

Cheers Trev

True Chris, maybe the price will drop now

How about for mac?

It is a different mix, you can tell by the matrix, most have "Nashville Matrix", the alt. one has this and "Bell Sound" or the other way around.

Currently at 107 on JM's !!!

Norman Jopling wrote for Record Mirror, the info. I had regarding Jimmy's Lucky Stars appearance came from a Feb.65 edition.

"Lucky Stars" was an early evening pop programme, whereas Eamon's show was later on in the evening with interviews etc. aping the then new style of American show a-la Johnny Carson etc.

He also appeared on "Thank Your Lucky Stars" promoting "Long After....." but, I doubt if that has survived either :angry:

A demo copy also resides with Dave Moore on here.

Sent you a PM

Not very good though, is it.