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That's a pretty scarce Philippines(!) issue of that 45 on the eBay link above though! Patti Jo is the original version from April 1973. Curtis Mayfield is from April/May 1974. There's a also decent version by Melba Moore from 1979: Melba Moore released a version of "Ain't No Love Lost" which Patti Jo also recorded the original version of:

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No, it's not true. As you wrote, there was a 7" released in Spain with two tracks from the LP: Step By Step - I Always Wanted To Be In The Band / Cash Money - ZAFIRO/BRUNSWICK, OOB 520, SPAIN https://www.discogs.com/Step-By-Step-Cash-Money-I-Always-Wanted-To-Be-In-The-Band-/release/4743287 There are no US 45 releases from the LP though.

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I totally respect her past accomplishments, but that was a pretty damn shaky performance to my ears.

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As with most funk records on his auctions, the Jus'us 45 sold at a bargain price.

UK 45 on 45cat: https://www.45cat.com/record/tf526

What!? Most people collect US issued soul 45's because about 95% (if not more!) of all soul 45's were only issued in the US and not in the UK.

Yes, it looks like the same person bought Jax Transit Authority and Chocolate Buttermilk Band. If that's not the case, it's quite a coincidence that the winners of both auctions has got the exact same number of feedback ratings.

I sold a M- UK issue of Skull Snaps on ebay in May this year for $192.50 / £115-ish. Five different bidders over $150 (all from the UK). I was as surprised as anyone.

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It was recorded in England. They were an english group.

Thanks! Great info.

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That might very well be the case. But who knows? In any case, here are the matrix details for the PINK Pameline issue (no mention of a Palmer #): A-side: PAM 200 A Nashville Matrix 95 B-side PM PAM 200 B Nashville Matrix 95

OK, that makes sense. I'll dig out my pink PAMELINE issue and check the matrix details.

I suppose you've seen these results and know this. But... last three times on eBay: 2014-07-21 - $362 (VG++) 2014-05-06 - $203 (VG/G+) 2013-09-15 - $294 (VG-) Valued to £400 in M- condition in Manship's latest guide.

The yellow and pink PAMELINE releases does not have the same cat# as the PALMER issue. I think the release order is as follows: PAM 200 - pink PAMELINE PAM 100 - yellow PAMELINE (the above might be the other way around as well ofcourse, but I doubt it, the pink issue is a legit Nashville Matrix stamped release with fantastic fidelity) PALMER 5024 mentioned in Billboard 1967-Aug-12. VAULT 938 mentioned in Billboard 1967-Dec-16. UK VOCALLION reviewed in UK Record Mirror 1968-March-09. If the Pameline issues were released between the PALMER and VAULT releases it should at least have recieved a mention in Billboard. Further to this: The two PAMELINE issues only mention Ala-King as the publisher. The PALMER issue mentions Ala King and Palmerton as publishers. The VAULT issue mentions Ala King and Vault Publishing as publishers. Billboard links: https://books.google.se/books?id=aygEAAAAMBAJ&lpg=PA18&dq=billboard%20%22tommy%20neal%22&pg=PA18#v=onepage&q=billboard%20%22tommy%20neal%22&f=false https://books.google.se/books?id=xScEAAAAMBAJ&lpg=RA1-PA69&dq=billboard%20%22tommy%20neal%22&pg=RA1-PA69#v=onepage&q=billboard%20%22tommy%20neal%22&f=false