Chalky

always had this down as a cheapie as well...

ok mate

Cheers Mark and look forward to doing another show soon, really enjoyed doing the last one

Bootleggers Featuring Cathy Carlson - Don't Count On Tomorrow - Discovery. How good is this, absolutely brilliant slab of soul Marva Josie - Later For You Baby/You Lied - Time, again top notch two sider. Bobbie Smith - You Know I'll Be Around - Bell. So rare but so good.

The Star Treks I used to spin it a lot in the 80's. Rob Marriott offered me all sorts of records to part with it as hardly ever saw it back then. Great record. Old Yate spin I believe. The Atlantics is awesome and as an added bonus it has a great dancer on the flip, Baby I Need You

nope you've saved $15 for something moire worthwhile. can't see this being of any interest to a soulie.....well northern soulie Doo wop collector yes.... think this is the one....

minute long clip for those who don't know it.....

no thank god Not my cup o'tea

not easy to find? you haven't been looking hard enough. Been a fair few in recent months.

take your pick...have seen listed recently for 500, 600 and 700 quid

I'm after scan of Kell's outings on New Bag - (both sides) Loma (both sides) Titanic - Lonely Boy Song Glow Hill (both sides) Highland (both sides) and Ya Ya on Revis. decenty quality mp3's would be great as well, see if I can improve on the quality of the ones I already have. Cheers

You can't cure a crack by sealing the outer edge of the crack with a hot soldering iron. There's nothing to say the crack will not spread the other way with an unduly knock or pressure. I had Len Jewell with a small crack and it got worse over the years. Like Pete says though damn rare record. I thought it would have gone for £1500 but as it's past that who knows now

Eugene Davis owned both Flaming Arrow and it's sister label Crow. Guy Hennigan met up with him years ago and thats where the first two copies of Joseph Webster came from and the unissued (At the time) Nancy Butts, both of which he played in the mid 80's.

it's on the Free Angela lp - Golden Triangle.

They weren't bought from the thief. The thievies sold them onto a dealer who then sold them on, unaware as far as I know at the time. I presume the police have the power to sieze stolen goods if can be proven?

courtesy of JM... original WEST COAST press in STYRENE states distributed exclusively by Vee-Jay records at the TOP of the label. Delta # 56960 Bootlegged in styrene & vinyl with both Black & Silver and Green & Silver labels. Original has black/silver label pressed in both styrene/vinyl , West Coast press has Delta # 56960. Styrene bootleg has Delta #99069. Counterfeit = 14003 - B AZ

Well the original is Black and Silver in both vinyl and styrene and guess what so is one of the boots.

Booted on styrene as well. Original styrene and vinyl as well

Good choice Stevie. I've some photos of him from Yarmouth late 80's early 90's somewhere, will find them and scan one or two tomorrow. Think this is him 1990 @ Yarmouth. Some more somewhere but this only one on the PC...

One of the best Harthon productions IMO.....

Can.....

Can't..... Mine was mint though, no label damage.

Hi Dan, I've a feeling it's demos Can and issues Can't anyone know any different?

The Clyde McPhatter I had was Lonely People Can't Afford To Cry. Brilliant record