Steve G

Quite often get stuff from the USA within 2-3 days of 'franking' down here. The Post offices and airlines can do it when they put their minds to it.

Funny one this. I had a spare of Noah, which I initially tried to flog to said Soul Samuel, along with Oliver Christian when he was round my gaff a year or two back. His view was that "it wasn't quite right for him". Still, I agree this one will have it's day....one day.

It's the same group Derek, but a pretty weak side. Ian Levine was raving about it a couple of years back; it does nothing for me - too flimsy.

It is the real Tate on this - he was brought in by Tommy Whitsett to sing on those sides - full explanation on this exists on the southern soul yahooo group somewhere, posted from Tommy's son as I recall.

How many were pressed is one thing, and the pressing plant would not have pressed two or three copies with elaborate titles / artwork / Soul label number etc. How many got out / survived is quite another thing. More rumours of buried records in detroit anyone?

It's amazing that people are actually falling for this stuff?

That vinyl is just SO shiny you could have a shave in the reflection. How do they keep records that are nearly 40 years old in such brilliant condition?

I think Roscoe Robinson remade it as well in the 70's - I'll need to check that at home as I have it buried somewhere in the garden.