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Hmm...listening to it, it could have been superb if more effort had been put into the session - wonder if there's another version lurking around somewhere??

It's on JM's site for £15 if anyone's still after it.

I remember one well known DJ used to cut pretty pictures out of magazines for use as c/u labels

I see they'd learned to spell promotional by then

Well in Clowne we should have a glass box marked "In Case Of Non Dancing Break Glass" with behind it a copy of Willie Mitchell "The Champion" - it's our local anthem

Fond of it? Love it more like

They seem to have released quite a few soul CDs - details on their site .

Yip, I paid exactly £10 for it at Ponds Forge a few months back - well worth it too

Awesome record, one you don't hear played out very often these days - You Don't Love Me Anymore on the B-side is good too By the way, mine has the labels reversed too

Cor that is dire (love the Toys version tho')

I remember reading that Soul Sam played "Hawaii Five-0" as a joke once and the audience kept asking to hear it again

Definitely released on 7" - I've seen a few listed, usually around £150 or so - Manship has one for that price at the mo, 'tis a Jamaican release tho' (so not for US only purists)

That would probably be "Mama Never Told Me" - at least I think that predated "Love..." By the way, are all copies of "Love.." on US Atco pressed way off centre - or is it just both of mine?

Well, there is a very good article in defence of trainspotting to be found here.

The ones I know/can find, I've added in blue: Hope this helps

Fair enough, if you're convinced that's good enough for me.

Hmm...known instrumental plus weak vocal plus no known sound files circulating - is there any further documentary evidence that it's genuine '60s Motown? After the Quadrumvirate of Van'Dhal (Soul Brothers from Outer Space) incident, one can't help asking oneself, can one....

Nope - on my copy "Honey Chile" is marked as TMG 636 A, "Show Me The Way" (a popular Clowne spin by the way) as TMG 636 B.

JM has one for £350

Almost certainly an after the fact extended remix, 'twas a 1973 recording originally and 12" singles weren't invented as such until 1975. Interestingly enough, Inferno also released a 12" extended version of Gloria Jones "Tainted Love"

There are scans of some of Ian's sounds on Pete French's modern sales page - I notice a couple of them (1st Amendment and Viv Courtland) have hit the fifty quid mark now.

Many would say that about me, but I kinda like this track

£23.99/month? I should hope that's some high speed/high end broadband you're getting then, which is going to give you quite a lot more than email

And what may I ask is wrong with that?

Not rare, in fact it's a fairly recent recording which is probably why it doesn't get many spins (think it was a Levine production) - Manship has it for a fiver.