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Jr Walkers Road Runner LP Bob Relf - Blowing My Mind To Pieces/Girl, You're My Kind Of Wonderful - Trans-American

Eddie Holman - I Surrender Sounds like two different singers on the same record. Spyder Turner - When he starts doing the impersonations of other singers on "Stand By Me"

He might be on 'levellers'. There's been a couple of borderline hissy fits.

And like most records that fall within the R&B field, it was allegedly played at ST***ORD...

No, I think he's Ian Levine in disguise...

Yup, measures about 7" across and is circular. made of black plastic.

On it's second time round now and already very popular.

get yourself to Middleton an go downstairs to the R&B room - I guarantee that you will hear loads of stuff you've never heard before - and a large proportion of it is uptempo...

Miff, Valuation as per two most quoted sources: John Manship 3rd Edition - £150 Tim Browns Guide - £50 Hope this helps.

So it is.... Should have said decent female vocal

It was a very good year - Bobby Crush?

Ode To Billie Jo - Marlena Shaw ? Pure guess on vocal phrasing.

Right then, I'll go for Dusty, purely on arrangement.

Should know the 'Am I The Same Girl' Used to have Dusty Springfield and Salena Jones versions but this sounds a bit lighter vocally...

And The Beat Goes On - Young Holt Unlimited - Brunswick

Bang Bang - Jimmy Castor - Mercury??? not sure on this one.

You Don't Love Me = Tommy Raye - Pen or XL

Jim Dandy - Margie Hendrix - ss7

Why not record a female vocal version? At least it would stand out from the original. And fer fecks sake knock the drum machines on the heed.

Only slightly better than the TTO version. Can't understand the point in these records. Does anybody write anything new these days, or is everything a second rate re-hash of whats gone already? Waste of the black stuff i.m.h.o.

Post it up and I'll give my Jukebox Jury once-over...

what a fecking abomination.

Looks suprisingly like Martha Reeves in the B&W picture....

Was it New Years Eve? If it was, it twas I. Castenet Senorita.

Essential for fans of R&B / Soul through the decades... got about half of them on vinyl, and always pick up the missing ones when I see them.