Tlscapital
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Want: 'no on loves you'. Please PM me if ever you have one for sale. Cheers, Tim -
He sells carver with photocopy labels and mention it otherwise. This one looks to be just that but no mention of that in this item's description... You might want let him know that if ever. I'm not. All this unimaginative 45 re-issuing business wether it being "legit" or not is just over sickening IMO.
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On my current 'play' selection/pile next to my phono station they are one next to the other... 😜
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The Four Sonics - Where Were You / Triple B EX++ £30 Luvly minty copy, same as the Boss Release of course. The Johnny Dixon on Boss is the same take of 'where are you' but without the majestic backing vocal harmonies of this Four Sonics.. 😉
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Lovely tune, credit merit (in regard of this topic) and musical 'tip' indeed. For a record that I have always flipped over and never gave a listen to. Hearing the fab writers team through. And even those singers sound "black". I've been fooled ! I'll pick a copy next time I'll stumble on a cheap clean copy.
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WEEEEEEEEEEP ! Here I am standing... reading this. R.I.P. Ed
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Anyone know the story behind this limited edition; who, where, when and how many pressed ?
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My discovering of the artist with 'talkin'bout Jonz'. Still a favorite and a later recent long awaited acquisition for me. R.I.P.
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In May 1966 in New York... 😉
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Tommy Hunt as featured in the Signatures clip...
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Which one you want; the white label, the Outta Sight or the Secret Stash pressing ?
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EvilBay 'COVID' bug. Nothing we can do. Only them can fix that.
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Bootleggers word or laugh... Where's the difference ? FWIW while I can't say better, those Motown/Gordy 'HIT' bootlegged copies while being poorly made an looking doggy as sounding bad with the continuous runs of OEM represses made me believe these where actually them unworthy (re)-boot presses.
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Emanuel Laskey's rarest Thelma. Actually his only Thelma release that is almost as hard to find on a stocker than as a promotional copy. Attesting somehow of the poorer sales this Emanuel's 45 had. None the less his "rawest" as well. This copy like most did have a life and so show some degree of use. Likely this copy had some time out of a sleeve as both the label an vinyl show wear. Although graded as a VG (through EX) it plays amazingly well an strong on both sides. The vinyl surface is scuffy and marked. Although during playback only occasional pops are actually audible. So not a collector's prize but a very satisfying filler for someone willing to play it home until an upgrade copy shows up if ever. Scans an sound clip of both sides with needle drop and lift from actual copy for sale. run for my life.mp3 £175 FREE SHIPPING ALL OVER THE WORLD. ADD £6 TO HAVE IT REGISTERED. Grading through M - EX - VG - G... PM me to inquire
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Thick thick bad looking (as sounding) vinyl press with uneven partly rugged label. Silver lettering is of poor quality an label colors uncanny. Last there's a 'R' (registered) in an 'O' logo on top of the Motown logo (top right).
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Very confusing one indeed. There's definitely been a lot of confusion in the studio and at the passing plant while dealing with the masters indications at the time... Here's another tread on the subject;
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It's not to be set a rule but assuming 'promotional' copies are part of the first pressed 'batch', the 'brown' release had a real promotional release. The black Argo not apparently. Sticking to my Artone picture sleeve press As Robbk said, it could be a typical case where some pressing plants still had stashes of 'old' the labels to use after the new labels where already used in other pressing plants instead of being 'first' and 'second' release.
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Cheap reggae and cheap weed Corona shortage... Bad combination 😉
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Seller's name/pseudo maybe ? I might know him/her as I am Belgian in Belgium... And if you'd prefer to keep it discreet which might be more suited, just PM me.
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At least that made me laugh to keep from crying...
