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Hi Neil I have a copy for sale (I think I sold you the Freda Payne record) Part of the vinyl is has a light slightly discoloured area and it has some slight marks it plays fine. I'm looking for £25 + 3.50 postage. Paul

Many thanks to the persons replying. The tune has a wonderful arrangement.

This was aired on a Kev Roberts radio show around 2003. Can anyone identify the song title. What is the history of the recording. I have asked Kev he said it may have come from a promotional CD. Appreciate any assistance. Paul VID_20250401_063821.mp4

Is this the version that Butch plays I'm not aware of any other take/version?

This was Mill Evans 2009 on Ebay

There is one on ebay ending in 9 hours from now

Can you please advise Matrix numbers on both sides.

Find enclosed example on vinyl record

If a record indicates MCPS on the label is it a legal re-issue? Note The Mechanical-Copyright Protection Society (MCPS) is an organisation that collects royalties and protects rights for music publisher, song writer and composer members, when their music is reproduced, in any format – including online, physical and synchronised. The MCPS collects and pays royalties to members when their music is: copied and used in physical products (such as records, CDs and DVDs) streamed or downloaded on services such as Spotify, Apple Music, Netflix and Amazon synchronised into audio-visual entertainment including TV, film, video games and advertising on radio. The MPA Group owns and operates MCPS on behalf of over 30,000 music publisher, song writer and composer members.

Jackie Wilson Whispers UK Coral Ex (one small mark not affecting play) One of Jackie's best rare and desirable. £225 includes postage payment by Bank Transfer

That surprised me too, now you mention (Eddies my Name). However it was released in 1965.

Brad got his Fathers Angels from Bradford Market. Find enclosed extracts from Blues and Soul April 13-26 No107 1973 and August 17-30 No116 1973. At these dates it was being played in Mexbrough and Coventry. In those days if you had two records with potential you would sell one to Lavine to break it ......... once broke the other copy would be worth much more as other DJ's would try and compete with the Mecca.

Bok to Bach was a Blackpool Mecca record discovered by Steve Bradly who sold it to Ian Levine

Original on Fly-By-Nite. Please state price and condition.

Ray Gant and the Arabian Knights Don't Leave Me Baby-I Need a True Love Jay Walking M- Un-played clean labels. £22.50 +4.00 postage (£50 on Manship + Postage) Interest starting to pick up on this record to reflect the emerging scene "Jack Ashford & Lorraine Chandler production. Detroit duet producing for a Harrisburg, PA label, this haunting 3 minute is a smooth, classy mid-tempo that's ideal for early doors plays". Paypal as a gift

Please state price and condition. Thanks for looking

Please state condition and price

You Stood me up/Everybody Stach Ex or better please state price and condition

Oscar Perry Mainstring B/W I Was Right. Peri Tone US Original M- Clean Labels. 70's from the Highland Room Blackpool Mecca days. The B side "I was right" is a great crossover record. £95 + £3.50 first class post. Payment via paypal as a gift.

Any one got a copy for sale? Please state price and condition M- or Ex+ Thanks

A fantastic article Rob. Ed was involved in the "What's Going On" LP. I have learned realise that LP was a masterpiece of sound engineering. The enclosed article was from GS it blew me away when I first read it. For further info I found typing in Wolfrum in the following link https://gearspace.com/board/search.php brings up sound production info in respect to Ed. They are quite technical.

Hi steve thanks for the clarifcation

Hi Steve According to my information the Darrell Banks (I'm the One Who Really Loves you) in the photo is not the rarer British Demo its an Issue. The text indicates a sticker on the B side. The photo shows the B side however there is no evidence of a sticker the photo, is the sticker on the A side? Can you please update your posting or advise otherwise.

I just looked this song up on Wikipedia, apparently the piano on the session was played by 11-year-old Barry White.