Paul Dunn

I was going to send it to you with the others but my copy is a demo with Anna on both sides

BACK TO YOU is my favorite side fantastic southern soul, one of my all time favorites ever

Adey, I have a good copy prety sure its near mint, can post it to you tomorrow if still needed. Regards Paul

The best thing to use if you only need the one side is aluminium tape (as used in car body repair shops) If you need both sides I have plastic welded a small strip of metal to the record edge (cut off staple) but you need a very steady hand and a good eye, dont know if I could still manage this. Regards Paul

I thought the white demo was single sided - I can't stop loving you (the better deap soul side)

Cody Black - These Chains Of Love/ Move On (DT1032) is very hard to find Regards Paul

Just bought off evilbay (Lover come back - Jaber) the other side has a Jaber label Gee your a pretty thing (jb 7111-A) stuck on top of another label - I hate to see a man cry It plays Gee your a pretty thing. R&B Indies and John Manship Guides list only I hate to see a man cry Any one got it with I hate to see a man cry and does it play that song Regards Paul

It has to be Jimmy Huff - (Lover) Never Leave Me - Verve

I have 5 x 45's credited to the Commands (9 sides) - Hey it's love/No time for you, Don't be afraid to love me/Around the gogo, Chain gang/Must be alright, I've got love for my baby (single sided WD), A way to love me/Too late to cry - credited to the commands but I cant hear either Dan Henderson or Sam Peoples voices in either side. and 1 by Dan Henderson (Solo) Only Lovers/L.A is where it's happening. All on the Dynamic label out of San Antonio Texas. Regards Paul

I have seen a dealer in USA on ebay state it was Carol King & Gerry Goffin

I have a spare copy of Jade on Century City (It came out twice on this label) I'll pm you tonight with details if still needed. Regards Paul

I seem to remember a dealer in the early ninetees boasting he had bought an entire radio station stock and a Frank Wilson was included, he said it would be up for auction in the near future but I never heard anything further just assumed he never got it. Could he really have sold it privately subject to complete secrecy?

/Rare-So...+45#entry428490 Here is an old thread we did on company sleeves

Pete, Stating the obvious your copy is Black, Blue and Silver. There is a Black and Silver issue (Similar to the more common Blue and Silver) I wonder how many different label designs there are, I'm sure there is a Black, Blue and Red as well. Regards Paul

Thought it was from 1969 but could well be wrong Never heard any likeness to Stevie's my cherie amour, will check it out tonight Regards Paul

I got the first one out of Black Grape in the early ninetees, I had sent in a wants list with an order for a record, when the ordered record came back enclosed was a mint Jimmy 'Bo' Horne and a request to send back £6.00 (I still have the letter) I told all my close soul friends including Cliff Steel that Black Grape had a few, it even got listed on his next list at £18 described as lots of northern interest. Regards Paul

It's Mint + Must be better than new then

D.S.S.I (Jimmy Delphs) 4130 Maxwell Detroit, Mich. (1977) Heavy Hank (Edd Henry) (1974) Detroit Mich. 1-313-867-1853

Sorry to say it is a boot, an original has Sue above the face and Records below the face Regards Paul

Got to wait till Christmas for mine, as my daughter has allready chosen to buy it for me

Just won this Peppermints 45 on ebay description says autographed by the original group members Roger = Roger Crayton (Lee Rogers) Barney = Duke Browner Jesse = Jesse Greer Certainly makes it more desirable to me, what do you lot think

Martells (A LA CARTE)

Hello Chalky, I've had the Thelma 114 & 115 since they were issued? all those years back, was it early 1990's. soon after they came out it was said the Emanuel Laskey was infact Billy Kennedy, but to my ears both sides are certainley sang in the Emanuel Laskey style if it is Billy Kennedy he was a great impersinator of Emanuel Laskey. The two sides credited to Joe Matthews (114) sound to me like Eddie Hill Kind Regards Paul