Tony Smith

Played c/u as the Soul Set by Ady at the 100 & Keb at Stafford

Tim Brown sold one a few years back 600 I think

The VEEP release also came out mis-labelled as the Four Havens "Let's have a good time"(which was the release before or after, not a bad record in it's own right).

Ion also had it at one time too!

Can someone post this so we can all judge??

Wartime Breakdown C/U was "So long Johnny" King George on RCA

Anyone got a Johnny Soul they want to part with??

Dave Thorley c/u at Stafford as Mel Britt

Try this... Won't upload!! Sorry.

Weren't 78's made from crushed beetles?

Plus the earlier slightly harder relese of the vocal: Sidra 9006 RONNIE & ROBYN - EACH TIME / AS LONG AS YOU LOVE ME (I'LL STAY)

Bass guitar, I don't think James Jamerson would've been bovvered!

it looks like a pressing, whats on the flip?

There was deffo a few more in the states at the time, a guy I got Joe Matthews(Kool Kat) off had 3 copies, all went to doo-wop collectors, I balked at $350, silly me.

True also, I've been playing it on and off since the mid-nineties after getting one cheap of Pat Brady £10, an old Searling spin from 75-76

Hey up Pete! Don't suppose you remember you still owe me a copy of Jimmy Gresham on Teri-De?

I'll try to find it for and post details.

True but, the scratched in legend "do not play" was scratched into the master as it was pressed rather than scratched, hope that makes sense??

True! Although I don't keep my Whitackers Almanac of American Vocal groups at work anymore. I don't fancy Arsenal or Chelsea. You out on the lash with Mr. Withers then?

Ooops, should've googled before I leapt! Poets/Insiders were the same group I have "Stuck on You" Red Bird credited to both.

Thought the MGM group (at least) was from New York and wasn't Cuba Gooding with them?

Heh, heh, hijacking threads is what I love/hate about the scene! Waiting for taxi to take me to the aeropuerto

"Stop..." is the B-side to "Thunderball", got it on curved logo, got "Keys.." on curved too, gave my old boxed one to Dave Moore many, many moons back

'Fraid not!