Ian Parker

Astonishing that these sort of videos exist. Wonderful !

A proper machine stamp or scratched in ? My Dynatones,. Fife Piper (st Clair) has the same Nashville stamp, so I'm quite sure mine is pukka

How can I tell ? I've had my copy since forever . The label looks good, the whole thing looks good, so what determines a proper one against a counterfeit ?

i wonder if Reuben Howell was one of those

That's mine, not sure why anyone in the States would bootleg an easily available record, but stranger things have happened

Thanks for the photo, Chris. Mine is as per the bottom photo, but only has 'overcome' as publishers

Please put me out of my misery... I've scoured popsike/the web for a definitive answer on what's original and what's not. There seems to be different text on different copies, so which is legit?

Where's postage from?

IF anyone posts a playlist,. It's usually on here

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these are the only two casino patches I have left.... It would take a damned good offer to make me part with either.....

kin ell

I sold one, five years ago for £74..... Things are on the up ??

WIN !

I was gonna go for that, along with Eddie Garrigan or Chris Cerf

Not forgetting 'so many sides of you' Bobby Womack

Frances Nero - keep on loving me Rueben Howell - you can't stop a man in love Edwin Starr - Time Four Tops - something about you Velvelletes - lonely lonely girl The Supremes - Hes all I got Virgil Henry - you ain't saying nothing new Isley Bros - my love is your love The Originals - Suspicion (still massive) frank Wilson - do I love you (seriously popular) there are so many 'big' Motown spins, throw any on, they'll all get a reaction

Interesting thread, . As a fellow percussionist,. I'm always happy to read up on this kind of story! Earl Young, a guy who is responsible for a lot of tunage, he's also an innovator in drum recording techniques, very prominent hi hats ('think ' the jokes on you' Kenny Gamble) , gating, compression etc,.mwe have a lot to thank him for, a fine drummer. "If you don't know me by now" is a masterpiece in drumming terms,. So so difficult to nail a song at such a slow tempo,. RESPECT

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Compared to what ! .??.

My Demo is styrene also

In no particular order, nothing super rare , all original vinyl loved every minute, jet lag aside, a wonderful experience! NF Porter - keep on keeping on (lizard) voices of East Harlem - cashing in (just sunshine) The Velvelettes - lonely lonely girl am i (VIP) Reuben Howell - you can't stop a man in love (Motown demo) Denise Lasalle - love reputation (Chess) Barbara McNair - you're gonna love my baby (Motown) Gene Chandler - There was a time (Brunswick) Moses smith - girl across the street (Dionn) Dee Dee Sharp - What kind of lady (Action) Tommy Neal - going to a happening (Vocalion) Little Richard - get,down with it (Columbia) Don Thomas - come on train (VJ) Carstairs - He who picks a rose (Okeh demo) Gladys knight - just walk in my shoes (Soul) The Brothers - are you ready for this (RCA) The Apollas - Mr Creator (WB) Lenny Welch - A hundred pounds of pain (Mainstream) Little Carl Carlton - Competition ain't nothing (Action) Ike n Tina - Dust my broom (Tangerine) Danny White - keep my woman home (Atlas) Gene Chandler - I can take care of my self (Constellation) i think thats it ?