Benji

Bump, still looking. Anyone?

But it's still a demo.

I agree, it really sounds like that. But do you really think that back in the 60s they were technically able to mix in the vocals from another take?

No. It's VG++

Seeing it says CR-1821 on "always be mine" side. Do you know if # in the run out groove is the same? On my testpress "always be mine" is CR-1823, "when the lights are low" is CR-1824.

There are subtle differences in the arrangement and I'm not too sure if the vocals are 100% identical. But I just played the uploaded audio clips myself, I guess something went wrong with the recording, it sounds way too muffled. Will try to record a better quality file.

I recently bought a nice looking test press from Pete Smith last week. To my surprise it does sound quite different to the "Shufflers" copy I used to have many moons ago. What do you guys think? Sounds like a different take/mix or am I deaf? (I take it the "Shufflers" and the "Jay & The Shufflers" presses are virtually the same apart from the groups name? Or are they different mixes?) Audio Files here Have also uploaded an audio clip of the flip "when the lights are low". Does it sound different as well?

Many if not most Stardust releases are boots.

auctions ending this weekend.....

Agree with you Pete. Though there always been certain sellers trying to get top prices for their rather common stuff and I seriously doubt they ever sold anything on SS

Finally managed to find the time to knock together my very first podcast. It's called "Sounds from the shelter" because my record room is a tiny converted WW2 air raid shelter. For my very first podcast I randomly picked 24 60's Northern 45s from my play/goody box (formerly known as the "DJ box"). Includes all sorts of stuff, from well known classics to lesser knowns and even hardly knowns, from common songs to pretty rare ones. Sandra King - Leave it up to the boys - Bell Bobby Treetop - Wait till I get to know you - Tuff June Jackson - It's what's underneath that counts - Imperial Mike & Ray - If only you knew - Giant Big Don's Rebellion - It was true - Ethon The Sharpetts - Lost in the world of a dream - Sound City Hun's Review - Don't make me love you - Sorro Curtis Smith - The living end - Essica Jimmy Stokes - Keep on goin' - Siana The Precisions - What would you do - Wild The Admirations - Heaven is in your arms - Paree Tony Bruno - How am I gonna make it - Hansa (Germany) Southwind Symphony - Coming home - Glolite The World Column - So is the sun - Tower Linda Jones - You can't take it - W.B. (France) Dave Charles - Ain't gonna cry no more - Donnie Clifford Curry - Ain't no danger - Pama (UK) The Rivieras - You counter feit girl - Riley's The Fiestas - Think smart - Old Town John Westley - You are the one - Corsair Arthur Alexander - Keep her guessin' - Dot Larry Davis - I've been hurt so many times - Kent The M.B.S. - Another day - B-Jet George Freeman - Down and out - Valiant https://soundsfromthe....podomatic.com/ Enjoy it!

Robb, different Jackie Day. It's a guy singing on the Tuff 45 from what I remember.

It was an Alan H spin wasn't it?

Left overs from recent sales plus a few other bits now on Ebay. All starting @ bargain prices, have a look here: 70s/Modern: Nina Simone - Touching and caring - German Bellaphon (beautiful condition!) William Bostic - What you do to me - S.O.R. Fat Larry's Band - Act like you know - WMOT D/J R&B/Popcorn/Doo Wop: Billy Storm - Push over - Buena Vista Elmer Parker - Like the way you walk/You know I love you - Music Clef Andre Odom - Turn on your lovelight - Nation Jay Dee Bryant - Searching for tomorrow/I need someone - Cee Jay Northern/Crossover: L.H. & The Memphis Sounds - Double up/House full of rooms - Hollywood W/D Martha & The Vandellas - Show me the way - Gordy Otis Redding/Benny Troy - Loving by the pound/I wanna give you tomorrow - Atco/Delite (pressing) Richard Parker - You're all I need/Got to find a way - C.U.R.

"black ship from hell" was the cover up title used back in the 70s, Johnny Adams might have been the cover up artist?

Incorrect links fixed, all audio clips should be ok now.

Updated

L.H. & The Memphis Sounds - Double up/House full of rooms - Hollywood W/D (VG++) - £65 Mid to uptempo Northern b/w nice group ballad. "Double up" slightly off center but both sides play great, check out the sound clip! Small ring wear on label, see scans. Sound clips: Double Up / House full of rooms Christine Kittrell - Call his name - King (VG++) - £15 SOLD Classy R&B. Soundclip: Call his name Little Rose Little - Get ahold of yourself/Lie to me - Blue Rock (with Promo sleeve, VG++) - £25 SOLD Nice double-sider, in a great looking Blue Rock promo sleeve. Drill hole through record and sleeve. Sound clips: Get ahold / Lie to me Worldwide postage is £3.10. Within Germany £1.30. Signed for post is £2.00 extra. Paypal only, as gift preferred. Please PM if interested Thanks!

A friend told me he once met a japanese collector who bought all Shrine 45s as new releases.

I'm sure it's an original. it was a hit for the flip "part time love" so label variations due to different pressing plant runs wouldn't surprise me.

Not correct. Soultown was a legit 60s label. SS might have nicked the label design for some of his pressing though

The lyrics ring a bell. Can't name the track yet but I do know it's rather "friends" instead of "prince". George Smith - I've had it springs to mind but it's not the right one, is it?

so is the first.

LaRose Philips "Wanted" Goldisc

sorry to hijack your sales thread. Never knew the one above was reissued, is this a recent one?