pikeys dog

what happens if you only want the one?

Almost but not quite - it duplicates the tracks in a different order, plus B.A.P.S LP has a couple more on...so i'll say go for that one instead... The additions on Behind A Painted Smile: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGZ07VWZEUI Obviously re-packaged as a cash-in, since "Take Me..." was their last 45 for Motown prior to them leaving for pastures new.

There's another final reason for cutting acetates - to push songs to other companies for 'their' artists to record... Most famous of these would be Ben E King - Gettiing to me. I had a copy of a Teddy Randazzo track that had 'The Olympics' on the label along with the sheet music; this had obviously been sent to the Olympics as a demo for them to record.

The RSG discs were obviously made for the dancers to practice to....

fryers is a recent issue - last few years - and i belive it's a slightly different take.

No Jobete credit on the LP sleeve - it states all selections are BMI. Label just has the writers credit.

I make all of my auctions private, as some buyers don't want other folks knowing what they've bought...

Shell Nut. Rearrange it....

I'd rate it at about a tenth of the price achieved - a US issue might make £35 on a fair day with a wind behind it...

Hardly unknown, its an old Bradford Queens Hall spin...

It's rare and expensive but vocally the value is close to zilch.

Pat Hunt on Grand.

I think most are - the UK Sue LP sleeves seem to be printed on lower quality card with a thinner laquer than say EMI (Garrod & Lofthouse) sleeves - hence them getting dog-eared pretty quick.

Got a UK release on Stateside....

There for me - but i'm using Firefox...

bad link - takes me to my own selling page...

The term Beat Ballad was already in common use when I started going out in '88.

Read the eBay auction here Pete - it's enough to make even your hair curl... https://www.ebay.com/itm/UK-TAMLA-MOTOWN-DEMO-BARBARA-McNAIR-YOU-RE-GONNA-LOVE-MY-AS-SMASHED-R-MAIL-/251004490622?pt=UK_Records&hash=item3a7108937e

we're already there...

Pepsi had 'Soulful' form... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6G1VOOnu1s

Prefer the flipside "Reputation" Hot Dog was a big Pittsburgh Oldies sound, which means you end up paying a decent amount for what should be a cheap 45. Even though it books lower in Manships, Val Shively has a slack handfull that he won't let out of the store for less than around $50 a pop

Trying to create a database of 45s either demo'd or issued with picture sleeves on the following labels for an article: Okeh US and any Worldwide variations (ie French Epic) Brunswick and any other Chicago labels. Decent scans would be greatly appreciated. Ta muchly.

You might get a sale if you paint Hammerite over those Murals.

£20 - £25ish. Not a rare one but a few good tracks...

The backings great, but his vocal style doesn't 'fit'.