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Hi Pete I don't know for certain, but my gut feeling is that it is very rare. Licensed by President Records doesn't give too much of a clue as to the year as President had this on their catalogue for a number of years. There are two releases on President the original with anti slip centre and the later 70's. Look after it mate, I've never ever seen one before, but it looks fantastic.

See You At The "Go-Go" - Dobie Gray - PYE International - 3555 refosoul -<- Love this one The In Crowd - Dobie Gray - London - 3557 refosoul Second time out for this one "Demand Performance" Thought I would post both Shows

Hi Mobbsy The Next In Line - Hoagy Lands - Laurie - 4422 refosoul My copy is Vinyl with "U 4KM-0901 - -1 A" Stamped in the Vinyl. If you follow this >>> Link <<< You will see that this record has been discussed before. There is the Styrene DEMO Scan on this Link and the owner stated that it is rarer than the Vinyl & I agree. However the Vinyl DEMO isn't easy. I hope that this helps.

Boogaloo Down Broadway - The Fantastic Johnny C - London - 14479 refosoul ---------------------------------------- -------------------

It sure is, It's one of my All Time Favourites.

Hi Mel If a see a British Label, I still pounce if the funds are there, but mainly stick to Imports. The PRIME Label is the same as the Yellow one in The Twisted Wheel Story (One More Time) CD, I don't know if my copy is a DEMO, or a Label colour variation.

Hi Mel I got it from Japan a couple of years back on ebay. I think it's the real deal though not 100% sure

Hi Mel I moved from collecting British, to Imports, early 70's. I still love seeing the British labels though. They still have a place in my collection, but they are just so hard to find nowadays. Good that you and others are still collecting these Treasures from the U.K.

Hi Mel Nice, I remember the first time I heard that. I tried to keep it to British Labels but I love this. Soul Serenade - Beau Dollar & the Coins - Prime 13612 refosoul

I Don't Want To Discuss It - Little Richard - Columbia - 12566 refosoul A Quitter Never Wins - Larry Williams & Johnny Watson - Columbia - 8505 refosoul Unsatisfied - Lou Johnson - London - 8606 refosoul The Real Thing - Tina Britt - London - 9885 refosoul

Soul Time - shirley ellis - c b s 14473 refosoul

Hi Mel I've got to mention, why the two different B Sides, Anyone know.

But It's Alright - J.J. Jackson - Polydor - 8317"] Actually recorded in England, with U.K. Musicians, London I believe

Two of my Favourites, Mary Love and Jackie Wilson My Elusive Dreams - Moses & Joshua Dillard - Stateside - 14471 refosoul

Get On Up - The Esquires - Stateside - 14469 refosoul And Get Away - The Esquires - Stateside - 10090"]

Hi All Sums it up well, Col. Whatever the analogy, I'm pleased to have experienced it & I'm proud to be a part of It. Top Stuff, reflecting on what has been a success born out of many 7 inch failures. The records were in a lot of cases, even forgotten by the artist and would never have been given a second chance by the record companies. Quality deserves a second chance, has that ever happened in any other genre where the scene dictates what should be re-released, via the Northern DJ's, the dancers etc and not spoon fed with the titles the record companies want to Plug.

Brilliant Record

Hooked By Love - Homer Banks - Liberty 14468 refosoul Ready,Willing And Able - Jimmy Holiday & Clydie King - Liberty - 13002 refosoul

A Little Piece Of Leather - Donnie Elbert - Sue - 14467 refosoul Earthquake - Bobbi Lynn - Stateside - 2605 refosoul I Dig Your Act - The O'Jays - Stateside - 6479"]

Hi Mel Definitely a classic, I treated myself to a listen when I copied these for the Sleeves thread. Nice Stateside copy there Mate.

Our Love (Is In The Pocket) - Darell Banks - Stateside - 3338"] Better Use Your Head - Little Anthony and the Imperials - United Artists 14460 refosoul

Get On Your Knees - Los Canarios - Major Minor - 5589 refosoul Secret Agents - The Olympics - Fontana - 6458"]

Hi Mel In 40 years things happen to records, finding a Mint copy gets harder. The more I think about it, it never made much sense as I bought it with the replacement centre. It wasn't like record players were geared up to this. It might have been in a Jukebox I suppose. Anyway here are another two with their centres intact, not rare but Oh the memories. That's All I Want To Know - James Carr - Stateside - 4732 refosoul Break Out - Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels - Stateside 14459 refosoul

Hi Mel Know what you mean about the centre, It wasn't me, It was like that when I bought it. Why did people do that. We only knew the british labels at the time. I picked this one up in a Second Hand Shop

Hi Miff That was the task I set myself as a collector, Demo & Stock Copy. I gave it my best shot but now I'm older I realise It's impossible.