pikeys dog

Great record... I'll play it at the next Redhouse.

depends on what you class as a weekender... Do you want allnighters, or are you happy with 2 o'clock finishes. Do you want Fri - Sun (or even thurs) or just a Fri night/Sat night (/Sun afternoon). There's loads of "weekenders" that are, in my opinion, two expensive soul nights by the sea.

James Trabble has one.

It takes twice as many muscles to frown as it does to smile... consider it my only form of exercise.

Frankie Valli - The Night

auction number is wrong.... brings up some books in Germany.

Betty Wright is on Italian RCA. Why on earth anyone would want a copy is beyond me - it's bilge.

The one with the greyish label and dark blue print (off the top of my head).

Upper end of Maces valuation IMO. Issues are probably a little easier to find than demos. Watch for mispressed ones that are off-centre, I've had a couple and one was completely unplayable.

guessing that the Reave Watkins one is first - as its arranged by R(eave?) Watkins

so which is first?

Pale? Blue label with mid-blue print - credits Reave Watkins Greyish blue with dark blue print - credits Watkins Carnobi

so still none the wiser then.... My copy came from the U.S. so I'd be interested in finding out whether its the one with the correct or incorrect credits. Manships guide doesn't state that there's two different issues, or even that it's been booted.

Can only echo this.... Sam Dees landed this morning, paid for yesterday.

his ability to hold his ale is on par with his dancing ability then.... BARRRF!

Too fat, trick knees, no rhythm, sweat too much, too busy gassing at the bar.... and that's just me.

Ray Charles - I don't need no doctor Ray Charles - Something Inside Me Ray Charles - I Chose To Sing The blues.

I only have the one now as I traded the other for a copy of Midnight Brew.

Has anyone got scans of the two different issues... and evidence of which one came first?

It's around the £100 area, so you may just get one for £80 in Credit Crunch Britain

Well it's definately the third copy... cos I had the two copies that went through manships auction... which were different. The mix on that copy doesn't sound as good as the one I kept, which leads me to think that they cut several acetates to get the sound 'right' prior to putting it out.

Kenny Smith - Lord What's Happening.... Where it goes Acapella.

your looking at the fat end of £200 for one then.

Peggy Paxton - It Ain't What I Do Dorothy Williams - The Wells Gone Dry Hayes Cotton - Black Wings and Love Plays Funny Games Ray Agee - I'm Losing Again Minnie Epperson - Grab Your Clothes

By first pressing, do you mean the first bootleg or the original 45? If it's the original, then your wrong about it being easy to find.