Paul McKay

There's a fantastic unreleased version on the recent Kent Spinners CD too!

You're right Chalky! I wasn't out and about back then, but had been collecting since the late 6ts and had never heard of the LP until I listened to the tape. I'm probably not the only one!

OK thanks John, 45 doesn't mention Memphis, and no Brown listed among the producers, although there is as Engineer and Mixer.

Anybody know anything about this one: BROWN, RANDY SHARP MOUTH 2 MOVE ME / PART 2

I went to NYC with Mark Houghton in 2011, I came back with 500 45s from shops and fairs and Mark had a not dissimilar quantity too. Got an Internationals on D'Ar for $4 and a Dusty Wilson for a bit more. So still possible Russ.

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Many of the nowadays more desirable TM LPs were sold from Woolworth bargain bins for 14/6d around 1968/9 when the mono issues were deleted. At the Woolies in Oxford St where I worked Saturdays as a kid had multiple copies of all the lesser known artists eg Brenda Holloway, Fantastic Four, Spinners, Monitors etc. I bought most of these out of my £2 wage. There were multiple copies of the MLK album as well but nobody wanted that as it was spoken word - so they were probably almost all trashed. Paul TP - you're right there were 3 Motown Memories albums. I still have them all except the BH which I sold, but luckily soon replaced with the even rarer stereo copy.

Blimey Carole, I thought my luck had changed!

Yes slightly Dave!

Hi Looking for a M- copy of this. I'm aware of the Steve Jeffries copy @ £100. PMs please with total price inc postage etc.. Thanks for looking Paul

Get well soon Dave!

Here they are:

Found it! Why are they always in the last box you come across?

How much was it?

I can Ady (if I can find the bloody thing!)

Can we have that in English please mate?

The ones I "hired" were from Chris Savoury's collection, sold on Ebay. A mixture of boots (sold as originals) and poor condition records. If the same "Record expert" did the grading I would expect more of the same condition wise..

Hope the gradings were better than the ones they sold on Ebay!

Same from me Ady - see you later!

Thanks Dean and John. It hit the mat this morning!

Is it actually out yet Dean as not received my copy yet?

Karl Heard's Bobby Taylor cover-up: RUDY MOCKABEE - SWEET THING / CHEER UP, DADDY'S COMING HOME - ATCO 6721 DJ EX Sound clip (not of the actual record) here: Great deep flip too: https://www.sirshambling.com/artists_2012/M/rudy_mockabee/Cheer%20Up%20%28Daddy%27s%20Coming%20Home%29.mp3 Payment cheque or Paypal as a gift (or + 4%). PM please Thanks for looking

Yes that's right Rod. Grading's a bit over as well.

Ian, did you buy it from Omega Auctions on Ebay? They have listed quite a few boots over the past week or so inc the Little Joe Roman mentioned in another thread. I think they genuinely didn't know and will refund if so. Regards Paul

Isn't it a lot easier these days to publish a book using Print on Demend? A lot of US books from Amazon are printed here when ordered from their site.