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Sound clip anyone ? Please and Thanks upfront if ever...

Irreplaceable Rod the Mod ! We'll have still to give a good chance for his replacement-successor (LOL). Catch you around good man Rod.

My heart is trad and my mind is open. Here precisely my ears here tell me the same as you; not really worth the different re-mixing treatment. Sound on the very first white promo only distributed by Chess has even a better template mastering job than on the pink Red-Lite distributed ones !

On the first notes it sounds (only that not saying it is) to me like a white/garage/prom band on re-hearsall and I guess the other titles are covers as well (with the guitar !!!). Doesn't help but I guess it never got passing that acetate stage...

There's that odd spare sounding thing;

What boot and what Carstairs track ?

Flip is "Carstairs" or what ? Sorry but I'm not sure after re-reading your quest what it's really about...

This is taking the quest to another direction... anyway, true; I love Bobby Womack' 'trust your heart' but only have it on a 7". And I do have some 12" of which I got rid of the 7" (better mix and mastering) or the other way around when I kept the 7" and got rid off the 12"... 'trust your heart' on 12" seems to be promo only though ! Just listened to it on YT and it's another take ! I like it less honestly. It's rawer as in less juicy and laid-backer. Prefer the 7" recording. Thanks for the tip Gareth. In music I live to learn and love it.

I have the UK (EDIT.) issue measured at 4:18 with rap intro (not saying that on the label) and would like a USA release with the same Edit. rap intro. How does one tell the difference between the variations of all the USA Arista STOCKER releases. I understand that all the stockers feature only the shorter edit at 3:41 without the rap intro. Am I right here ? It seems that only the Canadian issue would be the same as the UK (Edit.) release. The USA Arista PROMO copy do feature on one side the rap intro edit. Is that the only way to get that on a USA 7" with the rap intro ?

Just did 'Buy Now' a phono part on eVilBay UK last night and was astonished to see it was to be shipped through the outrageous GSP after I purchased it. I did tend to check that option on the seller's page before bidding or committing to buy to avoid it at all costs. This was not showing directly in the seller's shipping specs seller's page. Since it only stated 'International Priority Shipping' on the seller's page I didn't bother to inquire further and committed to buy. Only after that it clearly showed on my "order's" page with the expected 1 to 2 weeks to ship to Belgium !? There I understood it would first be sent to the GSP center in the USA. Maybe did I misread something or skipped an option... So I went back on the item's page to check it out and after clicking on the "shipping details" nail it indeed did show with a very shallow GSP "icon" far on the right of your screen diluted in miles of deterrent text to read... So on top I've even paid the extra shipping costs not for "signed for" but just to go there and back... So to avoid that Glo Shix Prog scam on the eVilBay double caution will be required from now on ! Thought I'd warn this out...

Reasons are/can be 3 mainly... 1. The first wrong things we selector DJ's do (not necessarily willingly or rationally) is the use of slip mats. We are selectors and not scratchers or mixers so the use of a slip mat (especially) on a direct drive with quick start/stop is a non-sense but we are most of the time dropping in with our records and do with the phono set-up there... Solutions are a good soft non-slip mat (or multiple material layers) and or a 45 adaptor doubled-up with clamp/weight. Buy and take your owns with your records when you DJ out. 2. Tonearm settings are all wrong on VTA, counterweight and anti-skating adjustments maybe with a damage stylus after some "bad" wear. Solutions, change for anew stylus and proper tonearm settings. Buy your own conical or elliptical stylus and cartridges and DJ out only with those and get to know how to set up properly a tonearm. 3. Both factors at the same time and worn-out turntables making properly adjustments unattainable. Solution; if you were attending a venue as a DJ spot, grab your bag and get on out and require to DJ your records on a relevant phono set-up. If you're home, avoid those DJ geek stuffs and buy properly adjustable phono stuffs made for proper 45's playtime. Mind you if the turntable's tonearm is wacky and readjustments are barely possible then the cause is hopeless.

Read it wrong, sorry ! All cool. Good luck with your "spacing/sales".

The photo of your matrix is awkward and the typos are all wrong. An odd bootleg I believe you have. Mmh ?

What Timothy gave us to hear is un re-payble. Bless in bliss Sire + Too many favorite from him but this is the last one that stung me.

Yes and apparently some got sold as "one-offs"...

Looking for a clean stocker at real-astic price. Please PM me if you've got one to spare. Cheers, Tim

ZZ Hill's 'where she at' sharp Jive talks on a R'n'B beat to swing and stomp to. So irresistible while it's still holds it's bag O'soul... 'baby I'm sorry' is ZZ's darker side on an enormous backing band soundZ. His wailing soul singing act here should echo to all those who've been down that road. Record is in VG++ condition strict grade. This only because it has some mark (NAP) on the outer edge indicating it has been in a Juke-Box but shows no "grey groove wear" to the eye nor to the ear. The label has the faintest "ring wear". Still much better than a filler but also not perfect enough for the "stamp collectors" to say. Scans and sound clip of both sides with needle drop and lift taken from actual record for sale. £25 FREE SHIPPING ALL OVER THE WORLD zz hill kent.mp3 Grading through M - EX - VG - G... Free shipping all over the world to have it registered add £8 PM me to inquire

Monarch pressing plant, Los Angeles ARP pressing plant, Michigan Terre Haute pressing plant ?, Philadelphia

Swan don't have company sleeve. Must have been a DIY work more than a mock-up I believe.

The Surinamse "sounds" (Holland) don't care so much about rarity and is nothing like the "popcorn" Belgian sounds where their dancing pace dictate the record of the day. Also the Surinamese don't bother about a continuous danceable "pace" and they do favor the (sometimes cheesy "glossy, golden, poppy, raunchy or crooner's" VOCALS side of oldies that you do get in 'for you' by the Spellbinders IMHO... Never heard that side of the Astors though...

Likely some BMI "deal/agreement" allowance for release in Holland for the Surinamese "scene" is my guest going by the titles/genres...

Likely related at lest through Jimmy Conwell who noticeably leads both. The New Group are also sometimes believed to be a variation of the Exits...

Minty NOS second official release with good sound and look. Sound clip and scans from actual record. £25 FREE SHIPPING ALL OVER THE WORLD james duncan.mp3 Grading through M - EX - VG - G... Free shipping all over the world to have it registered add £8 PM me to inquire _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Their other one. Only VG++ or EX-. Look at it; some wear on label and scuffs on styrene. But boy, does this one plays strong ! Listen to both sides of actual record. £25 FREE SHIPPING ALL OVER THE WORLD romeos.mp3 Grading through M - EX - VG - G... Free shipping all over the world to have it registered add £8 PM me to inquire

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