Pete S

Well that last one is the file I sent up yesterday...the same recording...Ady says it's the same as the first version. The first version sends shivers...

He also did a nice track 'The shelter of your arms' which also came out by Bobby Sheen...I think..

I've seen this record hanging around for 30 years now and I've never actually heard it until now. I thought it was great! Just the sort of stuff that would have been big in the really early 70's I reckon.

In 1972 a crack commando unit was sent to prison by a military court for a crime they didn't commit. These men promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Los Angeles underground. Today, still wanted by the government, they survive as soldiers of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you can hire the A-Team. This could be us guys!!! Sorry mate I was being facetious, it was obvious from the second I saw it, I just can't believe people can be so economical with the truth

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I put this lot on ebay as I didn't think it was the sort of stuff my buyers are usuall into but if anyone wants them and wants to make an offer I'll take them down off Ebay. Theres also a collection of about 60 UK Tamla Motowns that I put up there as well, plus some harder northern bits and bobs, click on see sellers others items I guess. https://search.ebay.co.uk/_W0QQsassZmayfairmentholQQhtZ-1QQfrppZ50QQfsopZ1QQfsooZ1QQrdZ0? This is a list of British label club sounds from the 60's and early 70's. They are all in conditions of VG+ (many are EX) the odd one or two are G/VG but they are very few and far between. If you need to know about any individual items, please ask. None are reissues unless stated. Great little collection here. ATLANTIC (RED) - ARTHUR CONLEY - FUNKY STREET ATLANTIC (RED) - DRIFTERS - SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES ATLANTIC (RED) - ARETHA FRANKLIN - DON'T PLAY THAT SONG ATLANTIC (RED) - ARETHA FRANKLIN - BABY I LOVE YOU ATLANTIC (RED) - SAM & DAVE - SOUL SISTER BROWN SUGAR ATLANTIC (RED) - SAM & DAVE - CAN'T YOU FIND ANOTHER WAY ATLANTIC (RED) - ARETHA FRANKLIN - SPANISH HARLEM ATLANTIC (BLACK) - OTIS REDDING - MY GIRL ATLANTIC (BLACK) - DORIS TROY - WHATCHA GONNA DO ABOUT IT (NC) ATLANTIC (BLACK) - JOE TEX - I WANT TO DO EVERYTHING FOR YOU BUDDAH - THE IMPRESSIONS - CHOICE OF COLOURS BUDDAH - CURTIS MAYFIELD - MOVE ON UP BUDDAH - THE IMPRESSIONS - FOOL FOR YOU BUDDAH - THE FIVE STAIRSTEPS - LITTLE YOUNG LOVER BUDDAH - CURTIS MAYFIELD - KEEP ON KEEPING ON BUDDAH - DIXIE CUPS - CHAPEL OF LOVE BELL - THE DELFONICS - READY OR NOT HERE I COME BELL - THE DELFONICS - DIDN'T I BLOW YOUR MIND THIS TIME BELL - JOHNNY JOHNSON & THE BANDWAGON - SWEET INSPIRATION BRUNSWICK - LEN BARRY - 123 CBS - HUMBUG - I GOT A FEELING CBS - PEACHES & HERB - SOOTHE ME WITH YOUR LOVE (DEMO) CBS - THE CARROLLS - WE'RE IN THIS THING TOGETHER CONCORD (PINK) - MEL & TIM - BACKFIELD IN MOTION CAPITOL - THE TAMS - TOO MUCH FOOLIN' AROUND DJM - MR BLOE - CURRIED SOUL FONTANA - WAYNE FONTANA - SOMETHING KEEPS CALLING ME BACK FONTANA - SPENCER DAVIS GROUP - GIMME SOME LOVIN HOT WAX - 100 PROOF - SOMEBODY'S BEEN SLEEPING HOT WAX - THE HONEY CONE - WHILE YOU'RE OUT LOOKING FOR SUGAR HOT WAX - THE FLAMING EMBER - WESTBOUND NO.9 IMMEDIATE - THE STRANGELOVES - CARA LIN ISLAND - BOB & EARL - HARLEM SHUFFLE INVICTUS - FREDA PAYNE - BAND OF GOLD INVICTUS - CHAIRMEN OF THE BOARD - YOU'VE GOT ME DANGLING ON A STRING INVICTUS - THE GLASS HOUSE - STEALING MOMENTS FROM ANOTHER WOMANS LIFE INVICTUS - CHAIRMEN OF THE BOARD - GIVE ME JUST A LITTLE MORE TIME INVICTUS - FREDA PAYNE - DEEPER AND DEEPER INVICTUS - CHAIRMEN OF THE BOARD - ELMO JAMES INVICTUS - CHAIRMEN OF THE BOARD - FINDERS KEEPERS INVICTUS - CHAIRMEN OF THE BOARD - WORKING ON A BUILDING OF LOVE INVICTUS - CHAIRMEN OF THE BOARD - THE CHAIRMEN OF THE BOARD LONDON - BEN E KING - DON'T PLAY THAT SONG LONDON - JACKIE LEE - THE DUCK LONDON - THE DRIFTERS - SAVE THE LAST DANCE FOR ME LONDON (BOX LOGO) - CHARLIE RICH - LOVE IS AFTER ME LONDON (ORANGE) - THE CHIFFONS - SWEET TALKING GUY LONDON (ORANGE) - DOBIE GRAY - THE IN CROWD MONUMENT - TONY JOE WHITE - BABY SCRATCH MY BACK MONUMENT - TONY JOE WHITE - POLK SALAD ANNIE MGM - THE FANTASTICS - BABY MAKE YOUR OWN SWEET MUSIC MINIT - HOMER BANKS - (WHO YOU GONNA RUN TO) ME OR YOUR MAMA MAJOR MINOR - KIM WESTON - DANGER HEARTBREAK DEAD AHEAD MAJOR MINOR - THE ISLEY BROTHERS - IT'S YOUR THING MCA - JACKIE WILSON - THE WHO WHO SONG MCA - BARBARA ACKLIN - LOVE MAKES A WOMAN MCA SOUL BAG - GREATEST LTTLE SOUL BAND - SOMETHING FOR MY PEOPLE MCA SOUL BAG - THE MIRETTES - ARE YOU TRYING TO CROSS OVER PRESIDENT - BETTY EVERETT - GETTING MIGHTY CROWDED PRESIDENT - FELICE TAYLOR - I FEEL LOVE COMING ON PRESIDENT - BETTY EVERETT & JERRY BUTLER - SMILE POLYDOR - EDWIN STARR - SOS STOP HER ON SIGHT POLYDOR - JAMO THOMAS - I SPY FOR THE FBI POLYDOR - JAMES BROWN - THERE WAS A TIME POLYDOR - JAMES BROWN - GET UP I FEEL LIKE BEING A SEX MACHINE POLYDOR - THE MOB - I DIG EVERYTHING ABOUT YOU PYE INT - THE PLATTERS - WASHED ASHORE PYE INT - DIONNE WARWICK - WALK ON BY PYE INT - DIONNE WARWICK - WHO IS GONNA LOVE ME PYE INT - THE FOUNDATIONS - IN THE BAD BAD OLD DAYS PYE INT - THE FOUNDATIONS - BUILD ME UP BUTTERCUP PARLOPHONE - THE LOCOMOTIVE - RUDY'S IN LOVE PICCADILLY - GENO WASHINGTON - MICHAEL PHILIPS - FRANKIE VALLI - YOU'RE READY NOW PHILIPS - THE FLAMNGOS - THE BOOGALOO PARTY PRESIDENT - BILLY PRESTON - BILLY'S BAG RCA - THE FRIENDS OF DISTINCTION - GRAZING IN THE GRASS STATESIDE (ORANGE) - THELMA HOUSTON - SAVE THE COUNTRY STATESIDE (ORANGE) - THELMA HOUSTON - I JUST WANNA BE ME STATESIDE - THE TOYS - A LOVERS CONCERTO STATESIDE - MARY WELLS - MY GUY STATESIDE - THE SUPREMES - BABY LOVE STAX (BLUE) - WILLIAM BELL - A TRIBUTE TO A KING STAX - THE DRAMATICS - WHATCHA SEE IS WHATCHA GET STAX - THE EMOTIONS - I LIKE IT (DEMO) STAX - THE STAPLE SINGERS - I'LL TAKE YOU THERE STAX - RUFUS THOMAS - DO THE FUNKY CHICKEN STAX - RUFUS THOMAS - DO THE FUNKY PENGUIN STAX - RUFUS THOMAS - DO THE PUSH AND PULL STAX - WILLIAM BELL & JUDY CLAY - PRIVATE NUMBER STAX - BOOKER T & THE MG'S - THE HORSE STAX - JOHNNY TAYLOR - WHO'S MAKING LOVE STAX - STEVE CROPPER - FUNKY BROADWAY STAX - BOOKER T & THE MG'S - SOUL LIMBO STAX - EDDIE FLOYD - BRING IT ON HOME TO ME STAX - JOHNNIE TAYLOR - TESTIFY (I WANNA) UNITED ARTISTS (CREAM) - THE OJAYS - WORKING ON YOUR CASE WARNER BROS - J.J. JACKSON - COURAGE AIN'T STRENGTH WARNER BROS - BOB & EARL - EVERYBODY JERK

What do you think of this.. "The payment went through and your record was shipped out today. I will leave you a FEEDBACK with Ebay when you leave a feedback for me that you received the record and everything is fine." No you won't, you'll leave me a feedback NOW because I carried out my part of the deal and paid you for a record. The cheek of some of these people, in this case it was D & J RECORDS someone tell me I'm not making a fuss over nothing, this is very very annoying.

I'll swap you a John Manship price guide for that Contemplations

I love this record incidentally

Yeah thats Sammy, arrived december 11th...he's been getting rave reviews from some of the girls I have to say. Smashing little chap. Very greedy mind.

Never seen that styrene press at the top. The UK Pye Int doesn't feature the name Joe Stampley if I remember correctly (but neither does it have that first guitar note that are on the US versions)

My house...

Played at Stafford...as was an acetate version by Carol King (I think)...quite rare on UK but very hard to sell

He ought to be banned just for buying jazz!

I have to disagree with the - sort of - back in the mid 90's I bought a copy of Court Davis (when it really was still rare) off a rock'n'roll/pop list, based in the Uk, where it was described as a Gene Pitney soundalike. The point being, nobody on earth could have imagined it would ever appear on that particular sales list. So there will definitely be records around. The copy of Will Collins I had came from a charity shop in Eastbourne. I also got Anthony & The Aqualads in Eastbourne for FREE, bloke gave it me as I also bought an LP off him

Yeah it was ok because it's a great song, but I didn't really like it compared to the other one, though I'm sure Hippo posted that version up on here a few months back so I had heard it - or one similar. Apologies if it wasn't Hippo!

Ady this is Searlings copy, obviously it is running a little slow when you listen to it but it doesn't sound like the same take to me, maybe it is, but soon as I heard the one that came out on the 45 I thought it wasn't the one I knew...or something...

No, the vocal is different at the end - definitely. I'll see if I can find it. Unless it's not double tracked like the one on the cd?

Got this off Mick Holdsworth but he only had like half the track, how he cut and pasted it together I'll never know, or I'd like the program that did it!

Obviously I'm not in much of a position to disagree but it doesn't sound like that one, in fact it isn't that one - the endings are different!

Trouble is, you could apply the last description to Ruby Andrews, Epitome Of Sound, Frank Beverly, John Bowie...what I mean is, those records were around in those quantities

Personally preferred the one that came out on the Kent 45 but even that wasn't as good as the version that was originally played, is that going to come out or wot?

Oh bugger, I thought that would be a nice surprise for you, I found it yesterday morning. But it was actually february 12th when you asked me about and february 13th when I sent it to you, not 3 days! Send it back mate and I'll refund the money.

Yep. And there's also a thing where the two parties can mutually withdraw feedback - except it leaves the comments up!