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they will soon be on e bay at £24.99................................................each one

What about" Baby Cakes " Loretta Williams UK Atlantic fetching over £300 at auction . wasn't long ago it was a £30 record. Surely not that rare? Is it getting plays?

Great record! as good as the Showmens original......does seem a tad expensive. How much for a mint stateside demo?

12 Red Roses on Stateside 2044 issue or demo ex or better with clean labels.

Fifth Dimension: Wedding Bell Blues. Shirley Alston : Chapel Of Love/ I hear those Church Bells Ringing (2 for the price of one)

Some people must.. it would appear they've bought a Sue Lynn £500 and a Kim Weston ep for £650

How good were they! Their version of Ike and Tina Turners "a Love Like Yours is superb. Were they the most soul/R&b influenced of the 60s british groups? Or maybe 2nd to Georgie Fame

Hi Mal That would be Lester Tipton This wont change/ Masqueraders How

Innit!

I saw it Saturday,and found it well acted and following closely to books ive read about his life. The play seemed to concentrate on his strange relationship with his mother and his violent relationship with his father which ultimately led to his untimely demise. The one mistake was tammi Terrell singing "You are everything" and "Stop Look Listen to your Heart" which were recorded years after her death with Diana Ross. All in all I enjoyed the show. Although there were a few empty seats

Ive got tickets for the Derngate on Saturday. ill let you know what I think.

Tams "Hey girl don't bother me" must have been one of the first, July 71 and that would have been down to demand due to the Northern scene

Yes another £10 record.

For a short period of time they were as good if not better than any of the 70s groups. Must have been about 72 and id just started buying Blues and Soul (which wasn't easy to find where I lived . you had to order it from your local newsagent) and John Abbey was raving on about "Just as long as you need me" which had just been released on wand ( same problem as blues and soul having to order from local record shop no chance of getting it off the shelf). It was well worth the effort being so different to what else was around pop or soul at the time

do you think it will get a mention in Record collector magazine, the bit where they show the months top e bay sales?

I like both versions

The b side "baby its over" is a brilliant SOUL record

Grover Washington. Aint No Sunshine ...nice relaxing. Then the other side of the spectrum The Sharpees Do the 45

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"He'll never love you like I do". Stateside 402. excellent condition with clean labels. Thank you.

still looking

Its An Uphill Climb To The Bottom: Columbia 7949. ex or better clean labels: issue or demo please