Dave Pinch

always rated his ocampo 45...R.I.P eddie

If it were green it would be a gospel truth label wouldn't it

R.I.P otis

it was the a side when issued in the usa in 1969..... flip was the side originally favoured by northern soulies some years later

stevie wonder could tell the difference between those two white promos...orig styrene..stuck on and stamped

I agree with that dean... would still like to see it tho

Believe it when I see one to be fair

Both were minor hits in the USA. . Reaching the bottom end of the hot 100.. the drifters even reached the UK top 50

I think pat Upton the lead vocalist wrote the song... Sam fletcher is a good version 1974 on that one

May 69 most probably

soulmotion..aka stephen bounden had both for sale yesterday https://www.soulmotion.co.uk/

yep i mentioned it in the frank beverly thread either on here or facebook..also had a dodgy delegates of soul..just goes to show these people dont read these or facebook pages

agree mark it looks blurred and you can see the `brush marks` if you know what i mean

3 classic 45s for sale in nice formats paypal as friends plus insured post at £7 1 ann sexton - you`ve been gone too long ( impel) vg + £225 ON HOLD has a couple or three scratches that dont sound..you can see them on the picture...rare 1st label ON HOLD 2 the tempests - would you believe (smash stereo WHITE DEMO) VG++/VG++.... £150 pretty rare in this format 3 tyrone barkley - man of value ( midsong int WHITE DEMO) VG+/vg++ £50 ON HOLD common issue ..much nicer in this format slt storage warp

that went well lol

pics here

i have a double sided demo of i`m in love with you baby as was the way with buddah duel 45s.... and also this odditty from chile... on avco.. soul improvisations pts 1 & 2 on 1 side and another good track from the lp so many mountains on the other side

i agree..its just got to be either or both those types... otherwise they would just know ... i mean you would make it your business to know or find something out about what you are buying if you`ve any length of time or experience of the scene

me neither as such steve but had the willinghams copy in my hands yesterday and just gave it a little thought as i not heard it in years..as you say tho totally different take to the pvine/ kent release

so how many more of the koko 726 surfaced..must still be very rare

it can be called that..but its a slightly different version as the sax break is edited down

think its just a scan grabbed off the net to show what a proper un looks like....

said it before and i say it again surely these guys have got to do a little homework before spending that kind of money..they obviously not on here or the facebook forums

must be 25 yrs since the white demo boots were done

R.I.P william