AlanB

Exus Trek and Sliced Tomatoes were on the radio (full) version. I think your suggestions would have been better choices .

I've messaged you.

A duo merged into a solo artist.

It was the smaller font.

Is was described as the 72 stereo press on the auction listing. I was surprised it was considered worthy of auctioning.

That's great. Thanks very much.

Sorry to dispel your half-relief but I think the orange label with black vinyl (which I've got) is also a bootleg. Not sure what an original issue copy looks like. Have seen lots of white promos but never an issue copy.

Hi, could anyone tell me title/artist of the following. Up tempo modern dancer, possibly late 70s. Female and male leads sing alternate verses. The male sings the chorus that goes "The grass is greener on the other side. / The course of love has made me realise / I'm the one with the real prize / this time." Female backing singers are prominent throughout, interjecting "baby, baby" and responding to lines from the verses.

1142/6 Argyle Street, Glasgow was a second hand shop called Silverdales. They had one room for records, and the bigger part was general second-hand stuff. I think the name "Record Bazaar" was just used for their mail order. I don't think Silverdales had any connection with John Anderson.

I thought The Vals had a female lead for years after buying it.

Major Lance for me.

Eddie Parker's "I'm Gone" + "But If You Must Go" would have been the ultimate soul 45.

I believe they were also Vito & the Salutations, of whom there are plenty of pictures. If that's right, they're blue-eyed.

2.52 is start of Del-tours - Sweet and lovely I think

It sounds to me like Ricky Nelson's recording, but slowed down a bit.