Pete S

And "He's A Walkin' MIracle", sung by a girl for sure...so thats why I always thought LImmie was a girl

Just tell me I am not imagining You Can Do Magic was sung by a woman

I'm amazed, I thought Limmie was a girl, aren't they girl vocals?

I never thought of that as anything but a great record mate, didn't even know it was 'house'!

This is 80% of whats on the jukebox at the moment...apologies for Phil Collins, me and Sam both like the drum break

That was the exact purpose of that six track EP / mini LP format, but it is nice to see the complete package.

There is a pink UK Hickory label variation, but BM isn't on it.

Never heard of them..

Enjoyed that. Both lots.

See previous page!

He looks like Paul Whitehouse's character of Smashey & Nicey!

Looks like a young Nige Brown top left

They've made some really good, sensible double siders and put out a few unissued things, sorry not got list to hand at the moment but there was a different vocal to "Wanted in 3 states" (different song I mean)

Probably already known but I'd never seen it before

Well if you don't get it, you don't get it Matt - I love vinyl, what else can I say?

Some of them are already deleted though. In 5 years time certain titles will be extremely collectable. Who would have ever thought that any single on Grapevine would be worth anything 35 years ago?

Oh no not again. Reasons for buying records rather than cd's or mp'3 part 867.

Not seen many of these but Benny Spellman, BIg daddy Rogers, Barbara Dane, all previously released. If you have a look at some of their cd releases (Outtasites) they've released stacks of late 50's and early 60's r & b (Birth of Northern, Dawn of Northern, early Detroit etc)

There's very little that they've released that hasn't already been out on a cd via Kent, Universal, all the other cd people - these things are not so obscure that they can't be licensed for a short period.

Just looking at the handwriting on the photo; so many Americans write exactly like this, how did they get to learn such beautiful handwriting?

It's a very uplifting lyric, happy song, sounded great loud as well. Like a lot of records, I think playing it via a loud sound system helps, if you hear it one of my Wigan tapes, the clapping on the intro is magic.

Of course he wouldn't, but it really does sound like Andy Williams, uncannily so.

Sir Rah backwards is Harris. Clue?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outta_Sight_Records

Neil Rushton distributes them but don't think he runs the label, I thought it was run by Glen from JoeBoy and Les McCutcheon? Apologies if this information is incorrect.