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All org USA unless stated otherwise. 1. Howard Guyton I watch you slowly slip away Verve demo G, lots of marks, but plays fine, some background noise, label some wear. £130 2. Marie Knight You lie so well Musicor stock copy VG- £80 3.Denise La Salle A love reputation Tarpon stock copyVG- £50 4.Idel Few People thats why Blue Book stock copyEx £100 5 Ted Ford You're gonna need me Sound stage 7 demo Nm £70 6. Joan Baker Everybodys talking Diamond demo Ex £90 SOLD 7 Detroit Executives Cool off Pameline Orange, post Green 1st copy £40 8 Jo Ann Garrett Whole new plan Chess stock copy G £65, some marks , plays fine. 9 Lou Johnson Unsatisfied London UK, stock copyNm £60. All guaranteed. postage £2.50 recorded delivery. Payment, bank transfer or paypal as a gift. Thanks for looking SHEEP

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Don't think you were around in 72 to 74, if so you would not ask. The invitations was one of the biggest sounds during this period and always filled the floor without fail. Did hear some prat of a DJ at Hunstaton weekender putting this record down while DJing in favour of the stateside release, but this was massive without a doubt. !!! SHEEP

Hi Definetly have the bunny sigler, maybe others, would need to check. Poss, garnet mimms demo chubby checker EX con PM me Sheep

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Guess it is some foreign label besides US or UK, sort of a Lenny Curtis on Portugeies label. How about Bernie Moore on spainish label

Remember John Andersons business partner !, or employee, not sure if it was JT, he might have been a later business partner He was a bit of a Policeman compared to JA, he used to be fussy where you stood and what you looked at. There was a guy who used to DJ in Norwich and he always had a handful of new records from Soul bowl, this must have been john taylor and did DJ in norwich and had a record shop there as well, always interesting to hear him, reemeber funk sisters do it to it, well before it got played elsewhere.

Last record I would sell would be my stock copy of Darrell Banks Open the door on London UK

Went to the first night at Peterborough and as Paul descibed it, it was packed and a brilliant night was had.

Another claim is, went there on a sat after up all night from the mallett in cambs, so pretty tired, John played Down in the dumps by Tony Hester on a master acetate, must have been nervous or tired or both, but i kicked the table the deck was on and scratched the master, John was very nice about it and said not to worry, lovely guy.

Yes, I used to go regularly to soul bowl early 70s, and my claim to fame is, I listened to quite a few records on this particular day and got a pile I wanted to buy, in that pile there was a Billy Woods on org Sussex at £8, after adding everything up, did not have enough to buy all, so put 2 back, one of which was Billy Woods !!!. Yes !!!!!.............. Sheep

used to have fascinators in other words on bombay, sold back in 92, was wondering what sort of value is currently on this?

Often think about the Mods, well retro mods and how they have sort of adopted the northern scene, which is ok I guess, but have been at northern events and have heard them complain there is not enough R+B being played and they don't know the tracks, when such things as United four was being played !

just to double check, dont think prophets were reissued here and what you have is a black org uk one? Thanks

Thanks, will send payment asap, away from home until monday

Hi would like the prophets and sam jones please. Sheep

Yes, would like detroit executives? Sheep

Thanks for the actual facts on the Frank Wilson original. Thought Simon Soussan was lent a copy and then stole a second copy from the same guy at the same time while his back was turned, making it two copies in existence, is this a total mith and only one copy exists ?

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Wow, was Terry spilt milk actualy played on the scene as sandy wynns. Found this in 73 and still have it, sounds good, but thought not good enough to play !!

For sure some boots are going for a good price these days, not sure why , but they are and in this case a Del larks would be considerably more than £102 !,so its up to the buyer. But the point is, and this is a recent change on ebay, is the number of sellers not declaring the fact. The del larks is easy to detect to educated eye, (colours) but some boots are less so, Garry Haines being one.