Denbo

Do you remember which UK Lp it was? So I can go straight to it at the weekend. Cheers matey. I'm still gonna check for it being on a UK 45 at home, time and chores allowing.

I'm sure I've got a vocal of this on English? Might be on an Lp perhaps? Not sure? Off the top of my head, I would have said an English 45, but in view of the comments here, I'm not so sure now? I'll check in my collection when I get home at the weekend. It's bugging me know!!!

Wonder what it is??? Somebody on here will know, I'm sure!!!

Anybody got a label listing with it on?

Thanks Mike, job well done. And I believe Sunday wemt well too.

I was thinking more along the lines of the label design for the 'Sunday' recording of "Ain't Got No Problems", which also got released on Chess.

Thanks Seb.

Can't access eBay at work but would like to see one of these sleeves. Any chance of a scan Pete? No probs if you ain't got time.

Which is where I heard it first. Thanks Guys. And thanks to Andy Brazil too. ;o)

Criss Cross must be the local label as it also came out on Dot. Wonder if it's exactly the same version? Plus, I've also seen a slightly different label design for this Little Luther number on Criss Cross, written in cursive.

Are you asking me if I want or have a copy for sale of "Young Blood"? Either way, the answer is no. Just after a copy of "Cold Blood" by the Coasters on UK London. Anybody got a copy for sale?

Brill record at a bargain price!!! And before you start, I don't know the seller from Adam. Just think it's a crackin' R&B track that needs to go to a good home. I'd have it in a heartbeat, except I've already got it . . . . I mean, any serious collector of R&B should want it in his collection. Problem might be that not many people have actually heard it before. Seller: Put up a sound file.

Anybody???

Anybody???

Now sorted thanks. Please see my other Wants: ie Coasters 'Bad Blood' on UK London and Little Willie John 'Let Nobody Love You / Leave My Kitten Alone' on UK Parlophone

Please PM me if you have a copy for sale. Thanks.

Need a Mint copy on UK Contempo. Please PM me with your price.

Let Nobody Love You. Must be in good condition with centre still in tact. Please PM me

The label design shown on Manship's site, is that the only label design? Or is there more than one Alteen recording company?

Right, here's my play list, roughly in order (I think); Jimmy Rogers - I Can't Believe Robins - Keep Your Mind On Me Mamie Watts - Quicksand Pearls - Yum Yummy Jolly Boy Sheppard - You Care Earl Connelly - This Girl Billy Emerson - I'll Get To You Baby Gum Drops - Natural Born Lover Drivers - Smooth Slow & Easy Eddie Banks - Sugar Diabetes Extremes - That's All I Want Ervin Rucker - Baby You Were Meant For Me Sugar Boy Williams - Little Girl Take Your Time (Alternate Recording) Billy & The Moonlighters - Little Indian Girl Billy Lee Riley - Parchment Farm Otis Rush - Jump Sister Bessie Jane Baker - Sing On Baby Don Covay & The Goodtimers - Every Which A-Way Gay Poppers - ! Want To Know Champion Jack Dupree - Barrelhouse Woman Tabby Thomas - Popeye Train Little Betty - Twistin School Ted Taylor - Daddy's Baby Sevilles - Treat You Right Ann Caudell Longing For You CL - Baby Not Now That's about it. Hope everybody there enjoyed them as much as I enjoyed playing them.

I'm sure there has been a thread on here some years go about where the title Exus Trek originated. So, somebody with better skills than me for searching / tracking back through old, perhaps archived threads, could root it out for us all? Not that I didn't appreciate the research conducted and put forward by rigilbert.

Errr . . . . yes, I now see what you meant now. Anyhow, I agree with you when you say that Exus Trek is one of THE all time great instrumentals and is the fist one I'd pick out of my box to dispell the notion forwarded by some that instrumentals have no 'Soul'. This one oozes Northern Soul. Right . . . back to my R&B records.

I agree Pete. Besides, if you want to listen to the vocal, just flip it over.

For me, there were quite a few but the following stood / stand out just that bit taller (excluding Matchy, as he's a short arse ); Frank Jackson - RIP Pete Lawson - RIP Matchy Smokey Booper Widdy