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A nice find This is on the notes of "Musical Massage" CD There were no singles issued from the album. "Share Your Love" was scheduled as a single Motown 1368F, also listed as Gordy 7148, the B-side of "Comfort", September 1975, then cancelled.

All guaranteed Originals - (Can Post Now Or Will Hold And Post New Year) Sold-O.T Sykes - Stone Crush On You - Fun City M- £125-Sold Classic Modern Soul Dancer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzitjE7W-1E Betty Everett - Wondering - Fantasy (Vinyl Issue) M- £200 So Soulful, Top Condition and vinyl https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHQe4q8BlLQ The Webs - Keep Your Love Strong - Atlantic (Vinyl Demo) M- £85 Great Group Soul https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ny8ZarEAs8Y Betty O'Brien - She'll Be Gone / Why Me ? / Money Honey / Love Oh Love - Liberty £250 £220 Reduced Original 60's French 4 Track E.P With The Classic Dancer "She'll Be Gone". Shiny Ex Vinyl, Sleeve has a bit of age wear. There's counterfeit copies of the U.S.A release done a long time ago that have been sold as originals, play safe with this and get the added bonus of having "Money Honey" and others on there too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awk2rAtjymM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sq84CvoOOM8 Pics are records for sale - Youtube for reference

Betty O'Brien - She'll Be Gone / Why Me ? / Money Honey / Love Oh Love - Liberty (Sold/Traded) Original 60's French 4 Track E.P With The Classic Dancer "She'll Be Gone". Shiny Ex Vinyl, Sleeve has a bit of age wear. There's counterfeit copies of the U.S.A release done a long time ago that have been sold as originals, play safe with this and get the added bonus of having "Money Honey" and others on there too. Pics are record for sale - Youtube for reference

Anything to do with The Deceptions version ?

Tony Owens - I Need, I Need Your Love - Soulin' £100 First, best and rarest version. Labels damaged in Hurricane Katrina but vinyl remains great and guaranteed to play as good as my Mint- copy. A Nola classic that rarely comes up for sale. High res scans can be supplied from a M- copy of both sides if needed. Pic is record for sale - Youtube for reference

Derek Christian - Suddenly There's A Valley - Major Minor UK £50 This Is Rare On Original UK 4 Prong centre, not the more common German release. Ex+/Ex Condition

Two Original 70s Classics Garland Green - Don't Let Love Walk Out On Us - RCA Issue NM £45 Vaneese & Carolyn - Just A Little Smile (From You)/ Same - Polydor Demo NM £45 Pics Are Records For Sale - Youtube For Reference

It's a rare one to find with "Change With The Seasons" on the b-side. Only one sale on Popsike over 3 years ago and one sale on Discogs. It's probably rarer than his Columbia Issue which is on Discogs for a crazy £1800. He's an iconic artist with a great voice. I don't know what price the Atlantic 45 should be, it would depend on how many people are after it. It's like the Sam Moore and Lorraine Johnson Issues on the same label, they do show up now and then but you'll see a lot more Mono/Stereo demos.

The last paragraph on that page tells you he left 9 children including Philip Jr.

I've seen writings in the past about Phil Flowers and that Philip James on Longwood was his son. They both recorded on the same Longwood label from Rockville Maryland. He definately had a son called Phil. "As the son of the well-known recording artist Phil Flowers Sr., this Washington DC native followed in his father’s footsteps and was destined for show business." https://www.thephilflowersshow.com/ Philip Flowers Jr https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohTg-oT4kD4

I have an Issue and Demo from the same plant. The B-side looks to be from the same stampers on both. CR-1959-B-1 @ 12 o'clock the plant stamp is @ 6 o'clock A-side on the Issue - CR-1959-A-1A @ 12'o'clock the plant stamp is @ 8 o'clock A-side on the Demo - CR-1959-A-1 @ 12'o'clock the plant stamp is @ 6 o'clock Issue A-side label Curtom Publishing Co Time 2:55 Demo A-side label Camad Music Time 3:00

This looks like the release talked about recently in sales. If it is, it doesn't sound the same as your Youtube link. This should sell, people are looking for it.

I first seen this sales thread a few days after it was listed, i've had and loved the album and 45s for years so i was interested in a different version and contacted Matt. Unfortunately i was a bit late, they had gone and there wasn't a soundfile available. Matching his picture to a Discogs release, I added it to my wants and got the first copy listed on there a few days later. I can confirm it is totally different. The first thing you will notice is there's no vocals on the intro with the repeating "My Baby, My Baby". The vocal is more group than someone actually taking the lead and i think i can hear that soft Curtis vocal in there, deep voiced spoken parts and the bassline does seem prominent in this mix. I've just got it and will give it more attention soon but for those interested it is VERY different to the one i've known for years. Although i ended up purchasing from somehere else i'd like to thank Matt for bringing this to my attention

Bobby Womack - Home Is Where The Heart Is - Columbia Demo NM £45 1976 Columbia white demo with promo release pack. Full size original glossy photo of Bobby and four page biography. With the great title track "Home Is Where The Heart Is" , the album only dancer "Something For My Head" Eddie Hintons "A Little Bit Salty" and more, classic Muscle Shoals. * I have similar promo albums of Leroy Hutson (Closer to the source) Jean Terrell (I had to fall in love) Willie Tee (Anticipation) Dells (We got to get our thing together) Curtis Mayfield (Short eyes) Teddy Pendergrass (Teddy) Marlena Shaw (Take a bite) Sadane (One way love affair) McFadden & Whitehead (Same) Pockets (So delicious) Contact me for info and pictures. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcOEDvhGkmQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5JNeXqEzxc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SbP6uzUY78

Jimmy Radcliffe Breakaway 45 Steve Karmen writes: In the case of Pontiac I had stretched the middle section hoping to keep it completely instrumental with no vocals at all. During the wrap up, all the singers would enter and Jim would provide the 'ad lib' fills to inspire America to recall the comercial and then rush out and buy pontiacs. At the session, my client asked Jim if he could ad lib something over the middle section about what it would feel like to be free, or to be set free or break away. What you hear is his first and only ad lib reading. After he had finished, completely bowling over everyone in the booth, my client was seized with the desire to script and improve upon Jim's ad lib. But of course, the performance we used was the first one, because it was the best and most honest.

Sold-Bobby Sheen - Dr Love / Sweet Sweet Love - Capitol UK Demo - VG £295-Sold Original 1966 UK White Demo. Fantastic Double Sider With The Old Northern Classic 'Dr Love' And The Superb 'Sweet Sweet Love' That Seems To Be Getting More Of The Plays These Days. Large scans added (click to make bigger) to show a lot of fine lines but this plays way above grade, no problems at all on both sides, very clear sound. Scans are record for sale - Youtube for reference https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbCAUm5FULM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RmKd_Owzvk

Sammy Gaha - Thank You, Thank You - French Group 1 Demo Ex Stamped original - vente interdite au public/sale prohibited to the public Pic is record for sale - Youtube for reference https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWSPlvkpJoQ

I don't know of a current price but this record is very rare. Their "Good times bad times" was fetching over four figures at one point and this is far rarer. A great song by a great group.

Margie Joseph - I Can't Move No Mountains / Just As Soon As The Feelings Over - Atlantic UK NM £70 Classic double sider, popular dancer backed with a beautiful Sam Dees ballad. Unplayed in original die cut sleeve. A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGO0VurvLHQ B https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uz4MErbMSlI

Yes there is another version by Al Christian on Chant https://www.discogs.com/Al-Christian-Im-A-Lonely-Man-Nothing-Gonna-Change-The-Way-I-Feel/release/7119292

Sold-Joe Hinton - Don't Tell Her The Truth - Dunhill Goldies VG+ £150-Sold One of the best beat ballads around. Originally unissued at the time of recording.

I think Smash with the Mercury logo started a few years after the original release of this in 1966. More likely to be late 60s or early 70s. I found this out recently when looking at The Festivals "You got the makings" 45 which has two label designs like this Luther Ingram release.

Definately doesn't sound like Al Wilson. More likely to be one of the writers Banks and Hampton, they were writing a lot and singing together when they wrote this.

Sold-Smokey Robinson & The Miracles - Flying High Together / Oh Girl - Motown Philippines Ex £100-Sold Very overlooked Motown dancer probably with it being an album only track. I've had this for about 15 years and never seen another. Plays with great clarity unlike some pressings from this region.

It states ℗1972 on some USA 45 issues even though it's a 1976 release, probably that's when the writer first published it. Edit - After looking around i think yours actually was released in 1972, the release number is close to these https://www.discogs.com/Stevie-Wonder-Superwoman-Happier-Than-The-Morning-Sun/release/4353649 https://www.discogs.com/Stoney-And-Meatloaf-What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get-She-Waits-By-The-Window/release/11177181 https://www.discogs.com/The-Supremes-Precious-Little-Things/release/7815801