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Came out in a picture sleeve in Spain (on Columbia - labels reversed on the copy i have), and I also have a spanking white US demo that took me the best part of 15 years to locate.

It's a particularly perverse sex act involving half a pint of Olive Oil, a Midget and a child's Tonka Truck toy... "I Shazamed him until he was walking like John Wayne..."

£231 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/271006408558?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649#ht_885wt_1165

Only needs Sheldon and you've got Bingo!

from memory the issue has an italic stamp - it's either ARP or Nashville Matrix (I can't put my hands on mine at the minute to confirm).

Without matrix info I wouldn't touch it with a barge pole. The Attic record store is in Monroeville, just over the river from Pittsburgh, and as such gets loads of Pittsburgh boots - they've definitely had boots of Harvey in on a double sided Harvey issue.

Me - "On My Way" to Wigan - 1976.

If it's a general Soul radio station, that usually plays the hits, then 90+% of Northern will be obscure to the listeners. Why not pick up the 'Northern Souls Classiest Rarities' series from Kent and feature the tracks off it which you don't know? Job done. You can Paypal me my £10 consultation fee direct.

I've just sicked up a little bit of my breakfast. Thanks for that.

Not quite right, it got a Picture Sleeve issue in Europe on London (earlier than the A&M release)..

You can keep the House, but upstairs at Bradford was belting.

He didn't rescue me (not that i needed it, everything was going swimmingly) - he was too busy turning up at venues with CDs (with no CD players), then borrowing boots to play in their place...

Well i've got the LP, so I must be on the wrong site as well.

Since you are fishing - i think your copy is vastly overpriced. It was 'hot' for a while but it's definitely gone off the boil now. I know Manships prices it at 100, but 50 is nearer the mark now.

Brett, I offered to cancel the sale as I thought he had bid on it by mistake - but he was adamant that he wanted it...

If I remember correctly, the DynoVoice boots are easy to spot as the labels are blue with black print. The sound quality is terrible on them. I sold one one eBay about ten years ago for over £50 to a US buyer - he knew it was a counterfeit, but he was a DynoVoice collector and he wanted it as it was the first one he'd ever seen for sale.

Phone call for Meester Angoose....

It's been well known in the R&B rooms for years - i must have sold at least a dozen copies on the jamaican coxone press.

Fcuk me, how many hours were you DJing for?

"Can of worms..." IMO (and it's only my opinion for what it's worth) then if it was a 'roughly' contempraneous release (ie within a few months of the US issue) then it's an Original. So Jackey Beavers Trying To Get Back To You on Jay Boy (Boy 102) would be fine to play, but Jackie Lee 'Oh My Darlin' Jay Boy (Boy 28) wouldn't. If it's a different mix/version, therefore there's no original release, then it's OK (ie Deon Jackson on Contemporaries, Montclairs on Contempo).

Billy Profit - Slowly I Turn - Barry. Skip the intro and the slowed down section at 1'22 and you'd have a stonking record - with them it's a WTF? kinda record.

Any chance you could list the titles for the following 45s? Ta! ABBA Adam Ant Band aid Beach Boys Bill Haley Billy Fury Black Sabbath Blonde Brenda Lee Bros Brian Ferry Buddy Holly Canned Heat Caravelles Carpenters Charles Brown Chas and Dave Cher Chris Farlow Chris Montez Cliff Richards Danian Dave D Dave Clarke 5 David Bowie David Essex Dawn Deligation Dexies Midnights Don McLean Donny Osmond Duffy Duran Duran Eddie Cochran Elton John Elvis Erasure Eric Clapton Eurythmics Everley Brothers

Bought a demo in Vegas at Xmas... not bad for $12.

I have absolutely no idea what the relevance of this reply is.

Ivorys was a bit top heavy.