Steve Edgar

Be careful with them US issues...they notorious for "crackle" I could offer ya a mint- US issue...but it got that dam crackle on it! steve

remember seeing a white demo wid the b side in a lads box at keele for a fiver years back at Keele, it was the night the power failed, when the lights came back on I couldnt remember who the lad was or find him! remember all you could hear as the lights went out was the snappin shut of record boxes! steve

"Somewhere" the flip ov "I Dont Love You No More" steve

Vinyl and styrene both authentic, but if ya can, get the vinyl one coz the sound so much better. it a bit muffley on the plastic one, sounds so much better on vinyl steve

it is Little Anthony, steve

appreciate the download today Zane as we missed the show! took Tina over to Newcastle, she avin an op 2moz, She'll be itchin to hear Shaun's great selection from today hope you an Fiona are well mate.... not long till Morecambe looking forward to catchin up wid ya both again Steve

Class! love the flip too! steve

cheers Ken, two class sides there mate steve

ooo yes! steve defo one to look out for!

not sure I kno it Ken, is it "Got To Try Harder"? steve

top choice Ken! see it's that man Teacho Wilshire steve

What a cracking double sider this is! tother side "Girl Have Pity" is worth a post, esp. in a Beat Ballad thread, on the way steve

ello Ivan, was just gonna say the Orange one I got was on Styrene, and it same press as the blue screen print, done at Frankford Wayne, Aint seen a Green /White label one, mind all me other Yew stuff is on Green /White steve

would say it was pressed then re-run coz of demand, at a guess I'd say orange, all the other Yew stuff Ive got are paper labels, and I'd say the orange yew looks a lot better then them orrible screen print jobs anyway! steve

on a screen printed blue styrene (like the amy bell stuff) and also on an Orange paper label, both styrene dist. by A A records in new York hth steve (can scan em if ya wanted) oops meant to say it's on Yew records!

Mar Vels? take this to be Drew Vels "Tell Him" on Capitol 5055 steve

yeah! Don Robey or "Deadric Malone" (his "creative" pseudonym) is credited at writing over 2000 songs!! I believe he ..err.. copywrited quite a few he aquired from writers. Often wondered how many if any he wrote himself? Mind ya have to give the man credit for Peacock, Duke and Backbeat. Awesome Black labels! He was ahead of Gordy and acheived it in the South too! He mustav been well "ard" steve

Yup, Abbey Tavern Singers got an Lp on VIP and The Velvelettes didnt!!! steve

I'll dig it out and post it steve

Dont forget her other Scepter single, and in my humblest her finest moment on vinyl... "Oh Lord What are You Doing To Me" Luther Dixon Bert Keyes magic, produced by that man Tony Bruno (who incidently wrote "Yesterday Kisses") also the flip of this 45 "Same Old Story" another class Big Maybelle outing, If ya aint heard 'em can send a refosoul clip up. steve

Here's a couple ov Mr Gordy's disaster's imo steve

Agree wid ya comments 100% Ivan (Blimey! me an you agreeing! dont tell the Bothy Boys on sunday nite! ) steve

agree there Chalky! steve

Kim Weston's version apeared on that great marginal Cd "The Story Of Kim Weston" but they credited it as "Any Girl In Town" steve