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Can anyone send me a high quality sound file of Dick Jensen "you don't love me" on Loma? Email me at solidhit@gmail.com

Just read a few excerpts, and I hate to say this, but I think time may have gotten the better of Mr Lewis's memory. While I realize that every band member will have his own personal take on the history of the group, I found a few questionable statements in the bits I read. It won't keep me from buying the book, and it will be interesting to see how his viewpoint differs from what Cal Thomas and Jerry Jenkins told me when I met them many years ago in Houston. But when I read statements like " 'Love is gonna rain on you' was the original A-side to 'Tighten Up' ", I have to wonder what else is factually wrong in the book.

What's the going rate now for Phil Orsi?

Not sure why I wasn't notified there was a reply to my post, and I'm only just seeing this now. re: "In your dreams..." I didn't say I wasn't willing to pay for them. Not quite sure why you feel the need to imply I wouldn't pay a fair price. Your definition of "silly money" may be different than mine. So far I've purchased 2 boxes from 2 different peole and have been happy with the prices I paid. My request still stands. I'm interested in buying interesting, colorful record boxes from the 1960s and 70s that hold 30 or fewer records. If you have any you'd like to part with, please send a photo of the box and the amount you want for it.

This article states that the Frank Wilson which was auctioned a few years ago went to a collector in Hull. Was that common knowledge? Didn't think the identity or location of the winner was ever publicized. Remember at the time there was speculation that the winning bid was from Germany or the US.

I'm looking for bright/colorful 7" 45rpm record boxes from the 60's and 70's. Must be in excellent condition. Prefer boxes that hold 30 or fewer records. Can be constructed of cardboard, metal, or vinyl, but need to be brightly colored, preferably with interesting graphic designs or flower-power motifs. I've seen interesting ones from Italy and Holland, so if you have any like that, please let me know. Please PM with photo(s) of box and price. Will need to be shipped to the USA in time for Christmas.

I'm looking for bright/colorful 7" 45rpm record boxes from the 60's and 70's. Must be in excellent condition. Prefer boxes that hold 30 or fewer records. Can be constructed of cardboard, metal, or vinyl, but need to be brightly colored, preferably with interesting graphic designs or flower-power motifs. I've seen interesting ones from Italy and Holland, so if you have any like that, please let me know. Please PM with photo(s) of box and price. Will need to be shipped to the USA in time for Christmas.

A few of these look like they were from the Dobard load. Cautions, Servicemen, Troy Dodds, Kenny Sheppard, Int'l GTOs, Bobby Reed were all things that surfaced back when Ray Dobard's warehouse was auctioned off several years ago in California. I'm surprised any of these records are left. Would have thought they'd all disappeared into collections by now.

PM with price and condition. Yes, I know Manship has one for auction now, but that'll go for silly money. Only want one for a reasonable price.

Where in the States are you shopping?

How do you know that charging to list records here will eliminate the lists of over-priced, constantly re-listed records? It certainly hasn't stanched the flood of crap on ebay!

Have you tried here? https://roughtrade.com/albums/80731

Good to know you've still got it in you, friend!

Just re-list it, Pete. E+, small hairline, NAP.

Are you saying the catalog number is used twice? What's the other release with the same number? The record I have is: Deep City 2367 Moovers "One little dance" / "Someone to fulfill my needs".

What makes you think it might not be legit? Mine also came from someone involved with the label and it looks like all the other records I have on Deep City.

Here's another clip from the show: https://youtu.be/i2wtYsklolk

Yes, he did "I'm Uptight", "Since I met you", "Do whatcha wanna do", "You dropped your candy in the sand", "I was a fool", "Hole in your soul", "Stick tight", "Give me your heart". Richard, what else did he do? Did he do the flip to "I was a fool"?

The band at the Dig Deeper events is helmed by the incredibly talented JB Flatt. He does a fantastic job of creating arrangements for the musicians that come very close to replicating the sound of the original recordings. You should have heard the band perform Gene Toones' "What more do you want" last month! Sadly, Mr Toones himself wasn't able to perform, but the guest vocalist (Eli Paperboy Reed) did a commendable job.

Here's a little clip from the show last night. Richard, Lynne, Michael, and JB really need to be commended for all the work they put into the Dig Deeper shows every month. No normal promoter would do this kind of thing month after month. Who'd have believed you'd ever see Paul Sindab perform all of his "hits" live?!

Sadly Mistaken "Golden Earrings" (Marc/Challenge). After the too-long intro, it turns into a pretty good record

Might sell my copy for the right price.

I saw his name on the LP credits, but dismissed the idea of his being the writer based on the fact that the song was so different from the others. But now that you mention it, I guess he may have been involved. I've just sent an email to someone via his website to see if they recognize the track. Thanks for the suggestion.

It's unlike anything else in the film. And it's not on the soundtrack LP, which contains mostly fuzz guitar tracks by the likes of Davie Allen and the Arrows and Max Frost and his Troopers. Mike Curb is credited on the film score, but I'm not familiar with most of his output. Was hoping someone would say "oh that's the backing track to..." To my ears, it's certainly got the right sound to have been spun at a northern venue, if it was ever released. And it certainly sounds good enough to have been released.

Just watched an old Dennis Hopper film from 1967 called Glory Stompers and to my pleasant surprise, this instrumental track popped up towards the end. Can anyone tell me what it is? I found the soundtrack for the film, but this track doesn't appear to be on it. https://youtu.be/97Yom7n5ULI