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Rare clean ! Very collectable Holland Tamla Motown from the Artone connection. Most copies encountered are worn out. Here is what would have been a nice Ex if it hadn't suffer some humidity somehow. The bottom of the sleeve shows some "wave" and "ring discoloration" staining. There's also a central ring wear on the picture cover due to the beveled label surface. Price would have been £100 without the water damage. So a fair price still for this rare and still lovely copy. £60 free P&P all over the world. Add £6 to have it registered elgins.mp3 Judge for yourself the scans and soundclip from the actual record for sale. Grading through M - EX - VG - G... Free shipping all over the world to have it registered add £6 PM me to inquire

This should be moved to the topic Rockabilly tracks at Mod Events? Or could this be the next record to slide from the "rockabilly" scene onto the mod before hitting the jock's decks at "northern" do's ? Seriously, thanks for sharing. Kinda knew it was a cover by the Stray Cats of Brian Setzer's from memory but didn't know/remember that it was actually done originally by our dear beloved Bobby Taylor !

Yes. Different pressing plants involved. Only that. Fantastic label BTW.

Recent discovery for me. Most of the time listed for the original 'A' 'my love keeps growing' side which is not doing much on the "S.O.U.L." side in my humble opinion. As a sort of pale Miracles imitation, but flip it over for something ELSE and NEW (to me at least for) 'MAKE IT LOOK GOOD' ! Fat mid 1969 Chicago Sound à la Carl Davis with majestic horns blazing cavalry charge and Morris Vaughn wailing voice. Off course the get such a pedigree in sound involved a Jack Daniels production & arrangements and a co-penned Johnny Moore signature. Let the mp3 speak for itself. 50 £ FREE SHIPPING all over the world. Add 6£ to have it registered morris vaughn1.mp3 morris vaughn2.mp3 Scans and sound clips from the actual record for sale. Grading through M - EX - VG - G... Free shipping all over the world to have it registered add £5 PM me to inquire

Or twenty willing to part with their copy for that silly money !

Not only that "polished/finished" I find. The O'Jays is also much more inspired and soulful IMHO. Even through the years one can discover any "classic" revisited version that takes a tune to another dimension, here it's only more messy I find. On this case, the O'Jays does it for me all the way. Actually I knew the O'Jays version first and Linda Jones second as a fresh 7T's re-do version. Where the last I heard by the Casuals still sounds like a wrecked garagy cover to my ears. Not even of real interest even on the "collection" side of things. Only my opinion since you asked and I respect those who think/have otherwise. And this ain't no "hipster" testimony since all the right jocks are going for the dance beatin' of Linda Jones's version. Only it's kinda hard to do better than the O'Jays teamed with George Kerr soulful wise. No matter how I love Linda Jones (also teamed up with George Kerr) stuffs altogether.

Everything and/or everybody in there is out of tune + on speed I always found. Linda Jones and the Whatnauts is good but the O'Jays is the one fa me !

My Kurt Harris Flip side 'B' side as well suffered the same fate ! Not an empty ink printer tank I believe. More likely a total overlooked batched of pre-printed labels not going to the credit prints and mixed with the credits print ones to the press stage.

Hi there, I'm after a vinyl stock copy of this with the "dented" ring around the label. If you have a super clean copy for sale, please PM me. Cheers, Tim

Or pitched down on the Belgium Pop-Corn scene in the 8T's...

Now we are yet to find Indianapolis on the map... the search goes on dear Watson... (LOL !)

Would globally agree with 'ThinkSmart' but by todays standards, laziness in promoting, is considered a bonus with the so (wrongly) called social medias. To promote either small or big, is just the easiest thing to do. It doesn't even qualify as a job anymore. Those doing the actual "job" behind those thingies are the fake visitors some company employs to boost the visits and add fake comments. So one promoter promoting his own event is the safest bet to keep the promotion coherent IMO. In other directions, the split milk will be the next bystander broken leg. FB and Co. will already do the "public" (open access I mean) misinterpretation grapevine of it all and nothings... since it is its initial shape and aim; no friends - now plenty

This's been in the back of my head for a while now. Not a matter of life and death, just a record and artist I love. So I'd like to know if there's a story to understand with it. It's about the "rarer" title version. Trying to put the pieces together with modern i-technology, I manage to find out that it was firstly credited 'dearly beloved' and only last 'my dear beloved' apparently. Which is the copy I have. The promo copies only bear the title 'dearly beloved' and they are followed by the stockers from the same respective two pressing plant. I've found one promo from yet a third pressing plant (ABC ?) for which I've never seen a stocker of though. Few other promo Scepter numbers from that same pressing plant seem to have had the same fate. Now apparently the story could be that only one pressing plant continued to supply the demand and likely pressed some more with that little twist variation in the title as 'my dear beloved' for what ever reason. That is supposedly the rarer version title. Odd thing is that most of these seem to have been thrown into the sales stalls as of most of these seem to have drilled cut-out. Anyone knows better ? no "stocker" of this number were pressed from this pressing plant then no stocker press with the alternative 'my dear...' title then AND

Yes totally, but there is no Knight Bros 'tempta'chun' on Artone (Chess) ... What do I do ?

Now here's one just right for the week-end: 'you made me happy' intended as the real 'A' side of the better northern soul known one 'nothing but heartaches'. This copy is in VG+ overall condition but looks as plays great enough to enjoy it home and DJ out with. £22 FREE SHIPPING ALL OVER THE WORLD artistics.mp3 scans and soundclip of both sides with needle drop & lift from the actual record for sale. Grading through M - EX - VG - G... Free shipping all over the world to have it registered add £5 PM me to inquire

See I got it all wrong. Not by far though. None made the TOP 50 still ! Thanks for pointing that to me out.

Don't know about less air-play action for the Radiants but by the number of copies I have seen on USA and foreign releases through the decades, I'd have thought the other way around. With the less HIT/sales for the Knight Brothers, then James Phelps and finally the Radiants. But I'm always happy to be proven wrong.

Get the LP. The real "SOUL" deal !

Long-long time favorite record for me. Not classified in the "TOP 500" makes this a "head turns" winner ! And it hasn't lost his charm through the years IMHO. As the say; is yet to have it's day. This is the much rarer black stocker Monarch press that looks stunning as it sounds; fantastic ! Strict grading for strong Ex overall condition jimmy bee2.mp3 Here are the Why'Z; - a 'Mr Heartache Souvenir' William Powell composition ! - Soul meet R'n'B with Jimmy's speech/singing is cool and fresh as burning and warm ! - This is the L.A. sound with all the Mirwood imprints on a stomper that is not overheard to death ! - 20th Century record took great pride in making the most well done mastering and pressing job for the love of good looking as sounding records. - Judge for yourself the scans and soundclip from the actual record for sale. Grading through M - EX - VG - G... Free shipping all over the world to have it registered add £5 PM me to inquire

Original of Ruby on Gold Token is styrene only indeed !

My spontaneous imagination tells me that he's a "wanna be" singer that spent all his savings in a recorded backing track. Took a tape of it back home an trained to sing on it under the shower, doing the dishes and sitting on the loo. After a week his wife left him, the cat found refuge with the neighbor and the canari committed suicide soon after hearing the "song" over and over again all day long. To have only one vanity record was not enough... Have more !

Could you please hum it for those of us who didn't had that chance to hear it ? LOL

Girl group could have been re-named the Singing Along Teen Brats and song re-credited 'Say Wah ? My thang ain't big ? B*tch !' with "lumpy arms" in session as drummer. LOL ! No wonder I still don't dare to listen to those budget "Hit" releases records. Thanks for sharing Mike 'huh'. Every now and then a song gets so many contemporary covers (imagine how many college band sung it live unrecorded...) for whatever reasons. My guess is that this one must have been big with the teens as it remained a "classic evergreen" through the late sixties in the USA. But at least the Radiants (still my favorite version) 'it ain't no big thing' did cash some on it. Finally still better such a cover than 'yesterday' or other songs we try to escape from even when sung by the original artists...

And a mini bar for the Belgian beer !