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CP Love - Trick bag - G2K pre-release acetate From what I understand this is one of the tracks that were cut on acetate and given out to DJ's to generate pre-release interest. If it wasn't feel free to correct me I already have an issue copy but for nostalgic reasons I'd like to have one of these acetates too. Must play ok, fair price paid. Please PM. Thanks!

marboo is a dutch production AFAIR.

Didn't know this is euro-only. Great choice! Got myself a nice german Hansa copy last week. Not the strongest lyrics but a crackin' production. Thanks. Midnight off the list now. see bits in bold letters. As said before personally I'm more interested in the stuff by european artists but that's just me. No need to leave out any US artists.

Latest update: Wess - Good time Patrick Gammon - When can I see you Tony Moore/Nat Wright - When will I Tony Moore - When will I (German RCA mix) Eddie Johns - Listen to me Foundations - Change my life Flyers - Mainline is sunshine Al Matthews - Run to you Billy Jones - I'll keep holding on Pioneers - My good friend James Joey Irving - There's a Man Majors - It only happens when I look at you (version of J. Wilson) Limmie - Saturday Nights The Night Love Machine - It only happens when I look at you (version of J. Wilson and/or Majors?) Fetij - I got the best girl sso - Wont you try Dwight Thompson - Man oh man/My woman is calling Bobby Byrd - Thank You For Your Love Bobby McClure - You Bring Out the Love in Me Moon Williams - (everything by him apart from "every time I take" which did get an US release ) The Chants - I've been trying Clem Curtis - Point of no return Clem Curtis - Sweet Happiness Joe Bourne - You are magnificent Major Lance - Don't you know I love you Viola Wills - Day in the life of a woman Salena Jones - Am I the same girl Duane Clark - Stop! Come around Billy Jones & Solat - You're Gonna Miss Me Ruby And The Mudflaps - Breezy Midnite - Loves Gonna Hit You Like A Bullet Charles Williams - Standing In the Way Tom Green - Endless Confusion Thelma Houston's - Nothing left to give Joe Tex - Have You Ever Cherry Roland - Here Is Where The Love Is Super Love - Sweetness Super Love - Hang Up Your Probblems All Night Band - Lovely Ladies Jimmy James & the Vagabonds - Missing you Jimmy James & the Vagabonds - Want you so much Jimmy James & the Vagabonds - A man like me Nat Wright - When love is new Craig Pruess - Moving In The Direction Of Love Joe Bourne - Born To Satisfy Peggy Scott - You Got It All Ward Jensen - Hard Hard Hard Watson T. Browne - What Can I Say Tony Sherman - Sing with me Johnny Johnson & the Bandwagon - I don`t know why Maxine Brown - Bela mia

Missed you in Bamberg! Sorry, Jimmy Helms not for the list. It's not euro-only. (thread title now adjusted to avoid any further misunderstandings)

Great tune. Didn't know it came out in US. But it's a european production, isn't it? Will have to check my copy at home Sorry, this came out on US EMI album from what I remember Unless somebody proves otherwise this is UK and german only. Is this a.k.a Tony Moore? Or is it a different Nat Wright? Have two lovely early 60s popcorn 45s by a singer called Nat Wright. Very unlikely this is the same bloke, isn't it?

Latest update: Wess - Good time Patrick Gammon - When can I see you Tony Moore/Nat Wright - When will I Tony Moore - When will I (German RCA mix) Eddie Johns - Listen to me Foundations - Change my life Flyers - Mainline is sunshine Al Matthews - Run to you Billy Jones - I'll keep holding on Midnight - Keep on walking by Pioneers - My good friend James Joey Irving - There's a Man Majors - It only happens when I look at you (version of J. Wilson) Limmie - Saturday Nights The Night Love Machine - It only happens when I look at you (version of J. Wilson and/or Majors?) Fetij - I got the best girl sso - Wont you try Dwight Thompson - Man oh man/My woman is calling Bobby Byrd - Thank You For Your Love Bobby McClure - You Bring Out the Love in Me Moon Williams - (everything by him apart from "every time I take" which did get an US release ) The Chants - I've been trying Clem Curtis - Point of no return Clem Curtis - Sweet Happiness Joe Bourne - You are magnificent Major Lance - Don't you know I love you Viola Wills - Day in the life of a woman Salena Jones - Am I the same girl Duane Clark - Stop! Come around Billy Jones & Solat - You're Gonna Miss Me Ruby And The Mudflaps - Breezy Midnite - Loves Gonna Hit You Like A Bullet Charles Williams - Standing In the Way Tom Green - Endless Confusion Thelma Houston's - Nothing left to give Joe Tex - Have You Ever Cherry Roland - Here Is Where The Love Is Super Love - Sweetness Super Love - Hang Up Your Probblems All Night Band - Lovely Ladies Jimmy James & the Vagabonds - Missing you Jimmy James & the Vagabonds - Want you so much Jimmy James & the Vagabonds - A man like me Nat Wright - When love is new Some crackin' titles there. Keep 'em coming!

Update: Wess - Good time Patrick Gammon - When can I see you Tony Moore/Nat Wright - When will I Tony Moore - When will I (German RCA mix) Eddie Johns - Listen to me Foundations - Change my life Flyers - Mainline is sunshine Al Matthews - Run to you Billy Jones - I'll keep holding on Midnight - Keep on walking by Pioneers - My good friend James Joey Irving - There's a Man Majors - It only happens when I look at you (version of J. Wilson) Limmie - Saturday Nights The Night Love Machine - It only happens when I look at you (version of J. Wilson and/or Majors?) Fetij - I got the best girl sso - Wont you try Dwight Thompson - Man oh man/My woman is calling Bobby Byrd - Thank You For Your Love Bobby McClure - You Bring Out the Love in Me Moon Williams - (everything by him apart from "every time I take" which did get an US release ) The Chants - I've been trying Clem Curtis - Point of no return Clem Curtis - Sweet Happiness Joe Bourne - You are magnificent Major Lance - Don't you know I love you Viola Wills - Day in the life of a woman Maurice McCormick & Maggi - The Reeaall Deeaall Salena Jones - Am I the same girl Duane Clark - Stop! Come around

Thanks for the info re. Billy Cole, will drop it from the list. I dropped Salena Jones as it more of a 60s record to me but will put it in again. I'll try to not being to anal Maurice McCormick did get a german release on Autobahn. Spark UK and Barclay France? If these are the only two labels then it's exactly what I mean. Thanks!

Update: Wess - Good time Patrick Gammon - When can I see you Tony Moore/Nat Wright - When will I Tony Moore - When will I (German RCA mix) Eddie Johns - Listen to me Foundations - Change my life Flyers - Mainline is sunshine Al Matthews - Run to you Billy Jones - I'll keep holding on Midnight - Keep on walking by Pioneers - My good friend James Joey Irving - There's a Man Majors - It only happens when I look at you (version of J. Wilson) Limmie - Saturday Nights The Night Love Machine - It only happens when I look at you (version of J. Wilson and/or Majors?) Fetij - I got the best girl sso - Wont you try Dwight Thompson - Man oh man/My woman is calling Bobby Byrd - Thank You For Your Love Bobby McClure - You Bring Out the Love in Me Moon Williams - (everything by him apart from "every time I take" which did get an US release ) Billy Cole - Extra careful The Chants - I've been trying Clem Curtis - Point of no return Clem Curtis - Sweet Happiness Joe Bourne - You are magnificent Major Lance - Don't you know I love you Viola Wills - Day in the life of a woman Maurice McCormick & Maggi - The Reeaall Deeaall Salena Jones - Am I the same girl (not 70s) Keep 'em coming!

You're right I'm more interested in lesser known european artists in the list but there's no reason to limit the list to them. The only pre-condition I'd like to set is: euro only release, no vinyl release anywhere else (means Main Ingredient and Marcia Hines should be dropped from the list, sorry). will try to update the list today. another one from me: Maurice McCormick & Maggi - The Reeaall Deeaall

Thanks for all the replies, updated list plus a new one from me: Wess - Good time Patrick Gammon - When can I see you Tony Moore - When will I Nat Wright - When will I Eddie Johns - Listen to me Foundations - Change my life Flyers - Mainline is sunshine Al Matthews - Run to you Billy Jones - I'll keep holding on Midnight - Keep on walking by Pioneers - My good friend James Joey Irving - There's a Man Majors - It only happens when I look at you I played Nat Wright on RefoSoul, sounds a bit different to Tony Moore but might be the recordings. Anyway, that's why I listed them both.

Yep, german production. Forgot all about it. Correct, belgian Panky. Quite rare. ----------------------------------------------------- Here are a few more: Al Matthews - Run to you Billy Jones - I'll keep holding on Midnight - Keep on walking by

Don't think this been done before. Euro-only 70s dancers that were never relased anywhere else, neither 45 nor LP. First few that come to my mind: Wess - Good time Nina Simone - Touching and caring (not 100% sure this wasn't releases in the states on LP) Patrick Gammon - When can I see you Tony Moore - When will I Any others? There must be plenty...

Also on german Deram with PS, rare too and quite expensive due to german beat collectors. As is their other one supermarket full of whatever (cans?)

Little Curtis & The Blues - Please keep me - Vanco

Plenty of Northern 45s in France. Two three that spring to mind: Willie Hutch- Love runs out - RCA Linda Jones - I can't take it - Warner Bros (?). And one from the 70s I recently snapped up: Sammy Gaha - Thank you thank you - Barclay (first label, canadian Right On came one year later)

Maybe worth trying to contact who actually made the CD? Here's what it says on Amazon: This product is manufactured on demand using CD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply. Wouldn't mind a copy myself

Your post and a Google search for golly "see you at tea time" helped. It now makes sense to me. Thanks. Selling a Northern Soul Golly "negro" is just plain stupid. Edit: that's the one you're talking about isn't it?

Can somebody translate that for us foreigners please? Cheers...

Wrong thread I'm afraid?

The apparently german-only version of Cliff Nobles "love is allright" by the Johnson Brothers is horrible. Complete talent-free singer with very amateur-ish backing. THAT makes your ear bleed. Will post it in RefoSoul soon You mean Southwind Symphony? I think that's a brilliant version. But as they say one man's Helen Shapiro is the other man's Lavern Banker Isn't the sh*te one the first and/or original version?

No top price IMO. Going rate is about a grand isn't it? Fantastic record BTW!

At least his logic beats your logic ("you'll have to trust me it's a bootleg") Seriously, how can you spot the red letter demo is a pressing? had the black letter demo myself, styrene i recall and superb sound quality. is the red letter one vinyl?