Móst of the rare/desirable records on Okeh are pretty scarce on issue methinks - Sandi Sheldon, Johnny Robinson, Tangeers,
Major Lance - You dont want me, Major Harris, and Sandra Phillips as you mention Steve
Dean Courtney - Love you just can't walk away - MGM
Stanley Mitchell - Get it baby - Dynamo
Rueben - You've been away - Kapp
Tob Legend - Time will pass you by - Mala
Hi there
Looking for these classic quality mid tempo goodies can anybody help......
SANDRA STEPHENS - I REALLY LOVE YOU - JA-WES or DARAN
SHEILA FURGESON - AND IN RETURN - SWAN
CRYSTALS etc.. - ARE YOU TRYING TO GET RID OF ME BABY - U. ARTISTS
JAQUELINE JONES - THE FROWN ON MY FACE - LOADSTONE
P.M me with price/condition etc... thanks for looking
Hammie
All the St Lawrence records that I know to have been booted.....
Mamie Galore, Johnny Sayles and Butch Baker did NOT have
the record label address running around the bottom of the labels
All the originals DO have the address.
I did think that Smudger myself, the picture footage is a series of 'stills' and not footage with live sound on the night
at the venue. I think the 'crap version' has just been coincidentally added.
If I was ever at a soul night and someone play this type of thing promoter and Dj would'nt get off lightly from me
Not one of my old Kempston Rovers or Bedford Ath soul nites Steve I might add !!!!
Couple of recogniseable Bedford soulies in the video alright but these guys do travel around.
I think its somewhere in Peterborough......
And yes why would anyone make such a shi*e version of the Salvadores classic
The scans above from 45cellar definately shows that the issue came out ALSO
on Styrene, you can see that the labels are of the stick on type not moulded on
Never ever did that to any of mine Pete. The only thing someone said like that once was that because the
record was inside the plastic inner sleeve that there was a chance the record could 'sweat' inside if you were taking
records from a warm environment (indoors) out in the cold during the winter months and you were say Dj'ing or
a record dealer moving your stock about regularly. Of course if the record 'sweats' in the plastic liner you could get
damp on the labels, but this has never happened to me.