pikeys dog

got two of that one as well...

These Kind of Blues Action LP Side One, Fention Robinson....Tennessee Woman. Bobby Bland.... Little Boy Blue. Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown....Okie Dokie Stomp. Larry Davis....Texas Flood. Willie Mae Thornton....Hound Dog. Johnny Ace....Pledging My Love. Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown....You Got Money. Junior Parker....These Kind of Blues- part 1 Side Two, Junior Parker....These Kind of Blues- part 2 Jimmy McCracklin....She's Gone. Fention Robinson....You've Got to Pass This Way Again. Bobby Bland....Bobby's Blues. Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown....Just Before Dawn. Junior Parker....That's Alright Roscoe Gordon....Keep on Doggin'. Bobby Bland....Stormy Monday Blues

I've got all of the Soul City and Action label albums... the Mighty Sam and The Betty Harris were definately the hardest to find... I think most copies of the Mighty Sam had been exported to Japan by now. Another hard Action album is the "These Kind Of Blues" various artists... John Manships never had one... I've got two...

Marvellous Marvelettes Martha Reeves - Come And Get these Memories - Oriole Mighty Sam - Soul City album. Betty Harris - Soul Perfection - Action Baby Washington - With You In Mind - United Artists Bobby Bland - Two Steps From The Blues - Vocalion

Marvin Gaye - Lonely Lover? bent as a nine bob note

Chess label of this must be rarer - it seems there's a Tarpon copy on eBay every month. Billy The Kid Emerson (the Tarpon label owner - the majority of releases on the label were his) was A&R at Chess for a while, so presumably that's why they picked it up for national release.

This be the kiss o' death fer any rekkid fer me....

The square route of Bugger all I'm afraid. Give the Marvin Gaye and Drifters album to someone and make yourself a friend. Give the Motorcity samplers to someone and make yourself an enemy......

Do they not expect to sell hundreds if not thousands of these knock offs? Economies of scale... hardly seems worth producing ten copies of a 45, when the real money is in bent DVDs, Assault rifles, Cocaine and the smuggling of child prostitutes?

I'd say Pete's bang on the money for an issue and about a ton for a demo...

Also came out on a Charly Roscoe Shelton compilation "Strain On Your Heart", both of which were released in 1987. There's every chance it's also out on a Japanese P-Vine LP as well, since a lot of the releases on Charly LPs were also issued in Japan on that label.

It's a sack'o'wank... Anyone paying more than a fiver for it wants sectioning.

aka "The Paedophile Song"

It's a different cut... Think the TSU Toronadoes is the original version?

standing ovation 1972 a little knight music 1975

also came out in the UK with UK tamla motown issue numbers... STML whatever... and lovely sleeves.

Got a United Technique studio acetate of it....

Aharr Ye mus' hold yersel' a Black Mass, i tell thee. If th' Dark Lord Lucifer arises up out of the Pentagram, a' scratching his goolies and a' chantin' "United one Wednesday nil", then it be a real 'un. Yarr.

Only noticed tonight that I can't get the final prices on any auctions with this link: https://www.raresoulforum.co.uk/jm_auction....xt&num=2339 Used to show the end price at the bottom... now there's nowt there. Bugger!

really? Thought this was a ten quidder meself...

Ken, I've turned a spare up - sleevless though. Got owt nice to swap for it?

kinnell. does he hand deliver it and give you a blowjob in the price?

£50.... Tom Jones version knocks it into a cocked hat for me...

If Chris Anderton listed it as sold for £100, then he sold it. He's a straight down the middle kind of bloke and your use of the term "apparently" is out of order.

or even a very young Freddie North.