Pete S

Foe sale - Mikki Farrow - Could it be / Set my heart at ease - Karate This is 100% bootleg but even so is extremely rare and hard to find especially in this mint condition. Of course you could always get the record cut yourself for half this price but people are to daft to think of that so it's £70 to anyone who wants it. Remember, 100% genuine bootleg copy.

Mate asked me to sell these for him but I have to be honest and say I've never actually heard of half of them so if they are daft prices or anything, don't blame me ok! HOT TAMALES - LOVE'S INVENTIONS - DETROIT DEMO 30 Is excellent but has very slight noise in one channel right at the start so half price MERRY CLAYTON - ONE MORE RIDE - ODE EX 15 PAUL ANKA - WHEN WE GET THERE - RCA DEMO EX 25 RAINBOWS - HELP ME IF YOU CAN - CAPITOL DEMO EX 20 SEBASTIAN WILLIAMS - THE ONE YOU CAN'T HAVE - COTILLION EX 25 WILLIE WILLIAMS - HAVE YOU EVER BEEN PLAYED FOR A FOOL - ABC DEMO M 130 JESSE JAMES - IF YOU WANT A LOVE AFFAIR - 20TH CENTURY DEMO M- 60 EMMETT GARNER JR - SO MUCH BETTER - MAXWELL M 20 NORMAN BROWN - EVERYBODY LIKES IT - SOUND TOWN M 30 NORMA RUDD - HE'S MINE - SURE SHOT EX 50 THE TEMPOS - MONKEY DOO - FAIRMOUNT M 15 THE BLOSSOMS - STAND BY - BELL ISSUE EX 20 THE DUVALS - WHAT AM I - BOSS VG+ 25

That's real

Bloody good spot mate...I never realised that

I'm trying to recreate it with a steel drum remix but no luck so far, Dan's is obviously a one off

A bloke offered me £80 for my copy of that - a bootleg copy - I said no, I mean that's just absolute stupidity

Maybe you have like a steel drum add-on for your windows media player???

Sorry, what am I missing here?

Wot steel drums?

Duh?????

Thought you'd like this - even better than the last one

John E Paul was the country singer from Liverpool. That was discovered back in 77. p.s. you only had to listen to the other side

I'm not sure thats right Paul, I think the first issue is box logo as well - BUT - the demo's are definitely the old style Decca logo. To tell the difference between the first and the second you'd have to look for the inverted matrix number above the catalogue number, that is, if it's upside down, it's from 67, if it's the right way up, it's from 76. This also applies to Danny Williams - Who's little girl are you, and of course David Bowie - The laughing gnome

Used to have this on British - Fontana I think it was...

Not nasty, doing some leg-pulling..

Don't listen to 'em Gary, they're being nasty

No thats actually Roger Williams' favourite record

That who now???

Apart from the reddish tint to the vinyl when you hold it to the light, you can actually hear the record being dubbed from a copy with very minor surface noise when you put the stylus onto it. It's like silent then you hear this faint hiss.

No, it's a good record but Shirley Edwards is a million times better (IMO)

sorry Rach, I meant :graynone:

Thats one of those records that sounds crap when you play it at home but grat when it's blasted out loud...like John E Paul...

Mickey Moonshine was a singer/producer called Chris Rainbow who had a couple of minor hits in the mid 70's.