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No, there's also the contemporary release on UK Deep Soul (Dave Godin's label).

You might want to specify the label... too fast maybe ?

Never heard of that Retreat release. I also forgot to mention the highly uncool-ectable label "Stardust" issue. The B side on TCB is the same as on Kapp "Moby Binks' (surfy guitare instro if my memory serves me right) !

The Joy-Tones on Coed is the real deal. Joy-Tones on Crash is an old bootleg made for the American demand. The Love Potion on Kapp is a second legit lease. It plays identical to the Joy-Tones but for the flip (wich is kinda mindless IMHO) and the Love Potion on TCB is another old bootleg made by and for the American public.

can't access that link like it's been removed a'ready "like the Rod say"

Cheers Rod, was hesitating...

I have a rare record I could try to trade for an ex copy of Linda Jones 'you can't take it' on French Warner Brothers if I get a descent offer on cash and/or trades. So give me a shout (PM) with your offers if you have any. Then I'll see how can I try to convince the other party to do that trade. Cheers, Tim

vinyl is Ex on both sides and plays perfect. The label have an "X" on 'give in' side and a rub-fade opposite to it. Someone might have remove a sticker and then try to rub the glue residue... Scans from actual record for sale. !!! SOLD !!! £85 FREE POST TO ALL OVER THE WORLD ! (extra 6 £ to have it signed for) payment through Paypal as 'to family or friends' gradings M, EX, VG, G PM me for inquiries

'my baby' the dancer and 'she's already married' the weeper. Overall vg+ condition but a stronger player... listen; chuck bernard.mp3 Scans and sound clips from actual record for sale. 25 £ FREE POST TO ALL OVER THE WORLD ! (extra 6 £ to have it signed for) payment through Paypal as 'to family or friends' gradings M, EX, VG, G PM me for inquiries

Only available on the issue copies since the promos are double 'A' sided with 'don't quit'. Both are recorded here below. warren wilson.mp3 Scans and sound clips from actual record for sale. 35 £ FREE POST TO ALL OVER THE WORLD ! (extra 6 £ to have it signed for) payment through Paypal as 'to family or friends' gradings M, EX, VG, G PM me for inquiries

The one I've always seen before is the "Flash records" logo press. All the copies I've had were minty and played OK even though they all did crease and distort in some bits of the song. Still music dominate. Now after this tread and a search I saw this "Flash" logo press. Does this 1 plays any different ?

What sort of music is that ?

I could believe that it is a legit re-issue done in 1973 when Don's labels were sold to ABC/Dunhill and it was remastered to make it "sellable". It does have all the characteristics of those late/last independent Duke and Back Beat 45s. What is odd about it is that all the other Duke/Back Beat issued under the ABC deal were all pressed at the ABC's pressing plants. Not this one ! How come then ? I doubt they were pressed for the beach scene (if/maybe for the 'what's this coming' side then) since I've never seen one of those issues popping out from the States. But in the UK yes. So it was made for the UK market and freshly imported to the UK. But where's the connection with Don Robey and the northern soul ? Knowing that Don died in 1975, did those copies surface before ? And now even if it sounds "cleaner" and "better balanced", I always heard and loved that "bouncing" bass that makes half of the tune on it's own IMHO. Listening just now to the "cleaned" cuts on YouTube I find it misses that big half. Voila !

I have a stocker first release like this one and they seem to be scarcer/rarer than the demos.

Continental point of view: MOD CLUB CLASSIC - transatlantic one: NITTY GRITTY TEXAS BLUES DANCER. Condition is EX. Oh ! and if you have a soft ear for plaintive deep southern soul you're in for a treat with the flip side 'hurt hurt hurt'. Scans and sound clips from actual record for sale. johnny copeland.mp3 25 £ FREE POST TO ALL OVER THE WORLD ! (extra 6 £ to have it signed for) payment through Paypal as 'to family or friends' gradings M, EX, VG, G PM me for inquiries

Classic tune in it's original USA format. Backed with a good R'n'B sound; Listen ! Scans and sound clips from actual record for sale. let me down easy.mp3 !!! SOLD !!! 25 £ FREE POST TO ALL OVER THE WORLD ! (extra 6 £ to have it signed for) payment through Paypal as 'to family or friends' gradings M, EX, VG, G PM me for inquiries

I don't know too much about these Excello releases but when reissuing after few years the Nashboro group managed, it seems, to use contemporary label design to do so as far as I know. These are not later label designs. Maybe they just have use another pressing plant at this one time (late 1961) to supply/meet demand with a "rush release" that actually came in a little "too late" and was not followed-up commercially; which would explain why it is rare® if it didn't sell. Even more so since they didn't "cut" the unsold records for discount price before...1965 or so (?). Quick search on the net;

Don't know the story behind those red colored vinyl 45's on Dynamic but I first have seen yeaaaaars ago in collections the Tonettes 'I gotta know' b/w 'my heart can feel the pain' on a WDJ Dynamic 103. It was 100% the real 6T's genuine stuff. And so is the Commands 'hey it's love' on Dynamic 104 as red vinyl I believe. I've ever seen only seen those two Dynamic numbers on red colored vinyl. So since the Tonettes red vinyl is a WDJ I understand that they must have been contemporary to the first releases and sold/distributed as and for the Commands 104 & 111 with or without the picture sleeve as an option...

Class-ic on local Philly VINYL issue in "only" vg+ condition BUT still very desirable too look and listen @ IMHO. Scans and sound clips from actual record for sale. intrigues.mp3 !!! SOLD !!! 22 £ FREE POST TO ALL OVER THE WORLD ! (extra 6 £ to have it signed for) payment through Paypal as 'to family or friends' gradings M, EX, VG, G PM me for inquiries __________________________________________________________________________ Big City thing in Ex condition. Scans and sound clips from actual record for sale. Lou Johnson.mp3 22 £ FREE POST TO ALL OVER THE WORLD ! (extra 6 £ to have it signed for) payment through Paypal as 'to family or friends' gradings M, EX, VG, G PM me for inquiries __________________________________________________________________________ GWP production in French Kapp release with it's Juke Box sleeve. Record is only VG- that plays... Scans and sound clips from actual record for sale. Jaibi.mp3 44 £ FREE POST TO ALL OVER THE WORLD ! (extra 6 £ to have it signed for) payment through Paypal as 'to family or friends' gradings M, EX, VG, G PM me for inquiries

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real yes

Demos are styrene so rather likely the other way around. If it's a legit contemporary rush release to the firsts rounds of pressings it could have been done just before the pink variation at another pressing plant. What I find odd somehow with this grey vinyl copy is that the label is a perfect match (same stamper ?) when it should have it's own stamper/typo/credits and infos order then... just like the Parliament and JJ Barnes ones...

Not all bootlegs are featured in "guides" I believe (don't have any so I don't know once again) and I would doubt that 'baby love' by the Supremes on Motown for example is commented in those guides while it was bootlegged back then in the USA ! I believe that those guides set the focus on the bootlegs contemporary to the northern soul scene and other likes but not so much on those "big sellers". I'd be curious to see what about that grey vinyl DB... The few vinyl Revilot 45's mentioned here above are the real deal but they are also a lot later numbers...

They did bootlegs in the USA back THEN to cash-in on a record that would be in demand locally or further at anytime after it's "birth". Just like reissues... Not implying this DB grey vinyl is a boot though. I just don't know. I'm stupid-happy with my cute pink cheap copy.