Dave Pinch

the more i listen to the mad lads the lamer it sounds

R.I.P micky

good price on charles earland thats more like it

not surprised this is on hold...was tempted earlier myself

but i wouldnt say the £1000 price tag of the professionals and the £15 of mad lads the gulf in quality is not that big a gap

dont forget we used to have the mad lads version in the 90`s.shows how much you played it bri lol.....its a decent if not a bit lame version

lolol not me martin......i think the mad lads lacks a bit of bite tho

the revilot 45 was in danger of being de rarified at one point by the amount of beat up copies listed on ebay so it must have sold a few in and around detroit..the key is finding a nice copy....still would fetch a grand i reckon

profesionals is most money so thats gotta be the best al get me coat

some more finishing this afternoon and more added

the likeness is frightening

finishing in half hour

we just had one sent special delivery 25$ with tracker posted on the 7th feb from chicago......it was in new york on the 21st finally arrived at mine yesterday..had another sent 1st class $12 sent from alabama on the 21st arrived today ...how does that happen

stop egging him on kev

finishing late afternoon today

i have another friend on facebook called pete smith he`s into soul but nowhere near as famous as our pete s

was little richie, ted ford and valentines played at the torch...........just askin

really pete....... that label design doesnt tie in with seventy seven release label at that time..they were black and had reverted to sound stage seven logo again..eddie billups shake off is on both designs from 1972 but that label was used up to 1974.when it changed to the blue sound logo.....do you think they could have been pressed in 1974 maybe... is the vinyl different to the yellow release?..there were new releases on sound ( ann sexton youre losing me brief encounter human) lee fields etc as well as northern reissues1974/75..mind you little richie and the valentines breakaway are on the multi coloured 77 as well as sound plus.was it pressed up with them....would love to get to the bottom of it

good price on the ann heywood

thats what i mean,,,,its always been there as far as i know and the mulicolured copies were done around 72. were they done for northern consumption or is it just a common 45,,,,must have been a near new release when first spun

when was this record 1st played and by who..anyone know

from memory that pink parliaments (DBSAM ) has a dodgy ZTSC stamp akin to the mel britts, jo armstead i feel an urge etc

just a later label design...probably kept on catalogue in the states for a year or so... will be much scarcer than the abc paramount variation tho only the same value ish

did the kenny gamble ever get issued.....great version of the track previously done by the drifters..saw an acetate once for sale (manship) but i dont think ive seen a finished copy