Pete S

Nothing probably - bound to be a made up name

Thanks Mick.

Oh I thought they put it out under a group name - I know bthey got it from jerry Williams. (and thanks Sian :-)

Cheers - Who's it by Simon?

Anyone?

Think I found a new addition

https://cgi.ebay.co.uk/WILLIE-MITCHELL-The-...id=p3286.c0.m14 I mean come on, United Artists Special Products label?

Yes thats it. On UK RCA, one of the last black label releases.

joanie sommers - don't pity me - warner bros demo MINT absolutely beautiful, played once by me and that's it. £350 including special delivery cheers pete pete.smith@freeuk.com 01902 893569

I discovered the vocal to this record. Little known fact.

It came out 6 or 7 years before 12" singles were invented...

Don't worry Wendy, it's only nutcases who'd pay £40 for a reissue of that, I'm happy to sell it for 15/20.

Well Love starved heart was originally an official promo - and the 100 club people would be very upset to be called bootleggers! Besides, the boot of LSH only sells for 20/30 quid.

It's just a bootleg though - whoever quoted you £100 is clueless

Depends who you buy off. Beas £20. Betty £25-£30.

£25 is a fair pricefor a clean Big Shot copy. I've still got the copy given to me by next door neighbour Brian Smith in 1969 (I was 9). Must have been one of the first reggae records I heard. It's got writing all over it and even silver paint, but I could never part with it (I've got a clean one as well)

Nev there's a whole topic on this and the seller has actually joined the forum... p.s. man has landed on the moon

I have the RCA demo of this for sale for £50 if anyone's interested

Vondors sold. Bit slow today.

Well I see it regularly and sell it for 5 or 6 quid but no doubt someone will tell you you'll have to pay 25 for it!

I fancy the judy freeman but it's way above what I even sell it for unfortunately

I don't think they are real. If they are, they were done especially by the company. It was definitely available as a 'pressing'.

There's more forgotten monster sounds on the STOMPING SEVENTIES podcast on the same page - first two tracks were KIM TOLLIVER - I DON'T KNOW WHAT FOOT TO DANCE ON and SISTERS LOVE - I'M LEARNING TO TRUST MY MAN... https://www.rare-soul.com/wordpress/?page_id=11

Chalky, not sure, it's about 15 minutes into the podcast and I can't find my original source of it, but I think it's all instrumental with maybe a bit of backing vocals for the second verse p.s. thinking about this now. I had an incomplete recording of the instrumental with the end chooped off, I am pretty sure Mick Holdsworth spliced that tape with one he had to form a whole track

Fantastic isn't it - never understood why Kent didn't release it