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A W/DJ copy of this ! Really ? Never saw that.

My understanding is that they are not made for local demand really. They are 7T's issues with Brad's "old" 'breaking point' hit stuck on the B-side as a remember me ? You might have heard me singing '(I'm at the) breaking point'... The BLUE issue one on Lundy has a real nice 7T's tune called 'I want to share' which makes it worth owning. I don't know the "A" side of the RED one though called 'I love you'. My original quest was more about the different credentials between the Deena Johnson and the Brad Lundy even if there are some variations with the later presses like the "sudden" involvement of Kenny Ballard... Or how can someone like Jesse Herring let something like that happen ? His composition and his tapes for the backing track ALL with new credentials and not his !

I understand that Deena Johnson (a young Jo Armstead) on WILD DEUCE is first circa 1965. A New York project that only saw the light in the USA and got little success. Even if I know of a French acetate on Pyral that we still doubt went to be commercially issued... Then the tapes with the backing track found their way into another studio to lay Brad Lundy's silky voice some time later (date unknown to me but by the look of the label I'd have thought late 6T's or early 7T's) and while at it they changed all the credentials on the JULMAR label. The later self labelled LUNDY pressings even add the involvement of a Kenny Ballard on it... Anybody knows better or more about the hows and the whys on this fabulous tune with such different credentials at different times ?

Hypnotic raw Detroit instrumental to sooth the ears as well as to move those feet. Andrea Henry pedigree... Ex copy ! Sound clip of both sides with needle drop & lift AND scans from actual record for sale my darlin.mp3 PM me for details. Gradings used are M/Ex/Vg... through +/- £30 free P&P all over the world - add £6 to have it registered Open to trades for 1 on 1

Always held this very high musically personally but only ever saw white label promos copies floating around. Thought wrongly not existing as a stocker first and proved wrong until this copy popped-up. I collect my RCA's as WLP (as much as I can) and so will stay sit on my promo copy and move this one along. Small tear on label and Juke-Box marks on vinyl that doesn't affect play. A Vg++ copy that plays strong as it looks. Sound clip of both sides with needle drop & lift AND scans from actual record for sale. channels.mp3 PM me for details. Gradings used are M/Ex/Vg... through +/- £80 free P&P all over the world - add £6 to have it registered Open to trades for 1 on 1

When I bought few as NOS in Boston some 17 years ago, I had as many yellows as greens. But looking at the sales on the eVilBay there seem to be indeed less yellows floating around. I kept my green one to fit with the other releases on Gemini.

1.I’m stepping out with my memories bythe Vals 2.with all that’s in me byMarv Johnson 3.that’s the price you have to pay byBrenda & the Tabulations 4.till then byGeneral Crook 5.woman to woman byShirley Brown 6.I wouldn’t give you up byExtasy, Passion & Pain 7.a love you can depend on byBrenda & the Tabulaions 8.forever and a day byJackie Wilson 9.I’ll take the blame byChris Bartley 10.complete opposite byChuck Corby 11.I love you for all the seasons byThe Fuzz

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!!! SOLD !!! WAS £40 NOW £35 !!! The nighest thing to mint. Real NOS (new old stock) ! Only played by me for the recording of this mp3. Looks like a mirror with the rarest and faintest scuffs. Sound clip of both sides with needle drop & lift and scans from actual record for sale. gloria lynne.mp3 PM me for details. Gradings used are M/Ex/Vg... through +/- £40 NOW £35 free P&P all over the world - add £6 to have it registered

If you can find the time to search on here there was a tread about that matter few years back.

Chris Calloway – baby you’re something else the Chimes – you’re the beginning of my life the Fabulous Peps – love of my life Eloise Laws – love factory the Harvey Avern Band – love never stays the same the Satisfactions - one light, two lights the O’Jays – La De Da means I’m out to get you Ronnie Walker – thanks to you The Hesitations – gotta find a way Jean Shy – our love is lost

Yes, second issue made for the northern soul scene/demand.

That's exactly why I'm found of their 3 singles. I can't argue against your argument, you're absolutely right. But I must say that the treatment they did with 'baby you're messing up my mind', borrowing the same backing track of the Phonetics 'what good' on Trudel, with the continuous "off-beat" thrills me more every time I hear it. I do feel alone at times when I play it to friends. To me it gives the tune the extra nonchalance that their Voices are bringing in there. In "crying..." I love the fact that they saturated the track with "stressed" vocals which gives the tune an "emergency" factor. While 'soul clinic' on Marlu is definitely the less "northern" track of the 3, it's only kind of mental. These stuffs were made with bits and pieces and required some creative imagination to compete with the big guns out there. I just love music like that.

Oh and I forgot to mention the name J.B. Bingham appears on them 3 singles...

I would welcome a copy home of 'crying' (not being able to pay the money it usually sells for though) and it would see some good turntable action I swear. It's the same LA group that did the weird (still I like it but I like strange things apparently) 'soul clinic' on Marlu and the odd and fabulous IMHO 'baby you're messing up my mind' on Victoria that shares the same backing track to Phonics 'what good (am I without you)' on Trudel.

I love so many stuffs through the decades by the MAN. But when I grabbed this 45 for the first time some 20 years ago, it grew up on me instantly to become my very favorite of him. For some weird reasons on Youtube it only features the dreaded added strings versions of 'you know what' on Atlantic. So I dug out my Evejim copy and did an mp3 of it. Sorry can't access my Youtube account anymore. RIP SIR HAYWOOD. leon haywood rip.mp3

I love so many stuffs through the decades by the MAN. But when I grabbed this 45 for the first time some 20 years ago, it grew up on me instantly to become my very favorite of him. For some weird reasons on Youtube it only features the dreaded added strings versions of 'you know what' on Atlantic. So I dug out my Evejim copy and did an mp3 of it. Sorry can't access my Youtube account anymore. RIP SIR HAYWOOD. leon haywood rip.mp3

The deep side is an OK sound IMHO ! I think it used to sell for that side, the singer and the label. But the "thing" side it sells for now is just a weak and lazy rythm'n'blues sound that, if not rare, wouldn't be much for the elu$ive DJ's I'm sure !

the Just Brothers – sliced tomatoes Bobby Byrd – back from the dead Garland Green – don’t let love walk out on us the T.S.U. Toronados – please heart don’t break Mixed Sugar – it’s a bad feeling Cindy & the Playmates – don’t stop this train Ruby Andrews – you can run (but you can’t hide) Vernon Garrett – running out Al Garner – sweet baby Tyrone Harris – nothing seems to go right

!!! SOLD !!! Detroit stormer from that Fabulous act that are the Peps ! Lovely Ex copy with faint promo stamp on what was the real 'A' side. Scans and soundclip of both sides from actual record for sale fabulous peps.mp3 PM me for details. Gradings used are M/Ex/Vg... through +/- £70 free P&P all over the world - add £6 to have it registered

Fab ! Thanks for posting that Mal.

Great little girlies Chicago funky dancer on this collectable label. Overall condition is a strong Vg+(+). Scans and soundclip of both sides from actual record for sale oncoming times.mp3 PM me for details. Gradings used are M/Ex/Vg... through +/- £30 free P&P all over the world - add £6 to have it registered