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Were all purple labels first issue?

Willie Mitchell. - That driving beat Donnie Elbert. - Little piece of leather Showstoppers. - What can a man do. J. J. Barnes - Real humdinger Flamingos - boogaloo party Around 1971.

Thanks John.

Anyone ever seen RT 116 on a red issue?

Anyone know if Ric-Tic did a company sleeve?

Dynamic Heartbeats looks a bargain for someone.

Don't ever want to lose your love is a great sound.

This is a great sound and you can still pick up a decent copy for a few pounds.

I have PM'd you.

Thanks for posting this Bob. Interesting to learn that he was in the Esquires.

Not a problem Bobba. I should have been clearer with my reply. You are right, there are plenty of good copies for sale. When I got mine a few years ago I was on a tight budget and trying to get one of the cheaper copies, which is what took the time. Got one eventually though for just a few pounds. Best regards, Dave.

Wonderful record of the time. Thanks for posting it.

I was refering to the flyers that you mentioned.

Look forward to seeing them Bobba.

It took me quite a while to find a decent copy.

It's a great sound difficult to find a good one.

Made me smile.

Good advice Bobba, I will leave well alone. I only have a couple of records with this problem and it doesn't affect play.

Lol

Has anyone got a method to straighten a record with edge lift?

I agree, Riff Ruffin. thunder & lightnin' is a great track.

Great two sider.

I had something similarwhen trying out the last record that I bought. It was visually a mint copy supposed to be store stock but I cleaned it anyway and it was no different. Checked the tone arm to see if it was balanced an somehow it had got moved and I was trying to play at .75 gram. Dont know how the counter balance moves but it seems to from time to time. It played ok after that, luckily..

Thanks for the info I will give my copy a spin.

The Johnny Sayles - Don't turn your back on me is a fantastic sound and still cheap.