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Leo Price - Hey Now Baby - Up Down Little Joe Hinton - I Won't Be Your Fool - Arvee Roy Hamilton - The Panic Is On - MGM Bobby Hutton - Come See What's Left Of Me - Philips Ray Pollard - It's a Sad Thing - United Artists Big Maybelle - I Got a feeling - Okeh Tony & Tyrone - Please Operator - Atlantic Demo Pete Rodriguez - I Like It Like That - Allegre Ricardo Ray - Nitty Gritty - Allegre WD Sugar & Sweet - You Don't Have To Cry - SSJ Sugar And Sweet - Cool It Baby - Morton Eddie Kirk - The Hawg - Volt Janet & The Jays - Love What You're Doing To Me - Hi Superlatives - I Still Love You - Uptite

Usually Canadian issues are valued lower than U.S. (even thoguh they are generally rarer), but since these are solid Northern items, i'd say about the same as the U.S. counterparts.

Sold a VG+ copy at the last Wilton for £15.

Has been played on and off in the Back Beat room at Middleton....

It was the nodding head that altered the tone of the statement...

Out of interest Seb, what did the Wallace Johnson and Bill Brandon fetch?

Horrible piece of music.... Whoever started playing this wants keelhauling.

Unless you have any evidence, i seriously recommend that you stick the word allegedly somewhere in that sentence. Talk about adding two and two together and coming up with thirty-six....

It's amazing the number of records that Karl picked up on after he'd Heard me play them at Steam.....

Is it over baby - The Kittens. Pure sex in vinyl form.

Herbert Hunter had a couple of releases on the Hit label, so I'd say there's a strong possiblity of a link between Hit and Spar....

Let's not forget the Jukebox EP as well....

With the name of the group, you' would't be far off thinking it was a private press...

The high bidder still beat them on a snipe - so they must have been willing to pay the amount it went for in the end? Tahnk feck I bought mine a couple of years ago for seventy quid.

Aye, I used to play it at Brighton Beach many moons ago...

Yep, My mistake - my memory for titles has gone recently...

Is "My Love" on the album?

UK action £50ish. A little bit more for a demo.

Anyone who pays more than £150 for this local Chicago 'hit' want's their bumps feeling. Popsike is the worst tool to use when pricing up records as only about 10% of actual sales end up on there.

The early seventies double A demos were often made one side mono and one side stereo, so that the DJs at the newly formed FM stations could play the crisper sounding Stereo versions.

Came out on a UK LP.

These were often done by sign writers in the 70s... real works of art... no cut and paste and run off 100 copies on the laser printer. I've got a 1976 Samanthas Allnighter poster framed up and it looks the mutts nuts.

Used to catch a bus through from Sheffield - took bleedin ages - with a change at Hanley if my memory isn't completely shot... Was always frozen and had a numb arse when I arrived there.

Too many DJs - other niters would be springing up left right and centre. Too much other stuff to fill the weekends (Weddings, Funerals, Bahmitzvahs, Gardening, DIY), Becomes less of an event and people get complacent - "I'll give it a miss this weekend - it's on again in a couple of weeks...."

No, the $3 was paid happily, and it now resides in my muckers collection...