Gaz T

get this when you see it, a very strange one , really strange cause its great 60s soul that's been well overlooked

You better be quick, cause this is good

Its a forgotten masterpiece that just needs plays Its bloody brilliant

Another hit from Chicago you can get for pennies, but a lovely tune to own and listen to Another side to collecting. Some of the 60s local hits have the sound but sold too many copys over there to be played over here collect it all

And if you are collecting you must obtain easy quality hits like this for 5 pounds Its easy to get em at the min, just realise how good for a fiver they are

Records like this for a tenner

I just bought this from Dee off here for 15 quid cause I love it If it was 300 and rare i would still be happy, what a tune loads of quality 45s like this out there bring back Guy Hennegan to the world

I wondered why cbs decided to use the epic imprint rather than continuing with the cbs imprint for the last and seemingly early 70,s press, considering it had already had at least 2 pressing runs in 1967 on cbs. That was what was what was confusing me, it must have been in demand again to get the 3rd yellow press by cbs on the epic label, Was it the twisted wheel that created the demand? It is really is such a great 60s Soul record, everyone should have one !

Hi I don't think it was re issued on cbs was it ? It was available for a couple of years due to its popular other side at the time. I imagine it had a few pressing runs. CBS first presses have the thick lettering and later runs have the smaller type face. That's how I always understood this 45 All originals just early and later pressing runs. I am kind of confused as to why there is a uk epic release , when and why. It was recorded in the uk when Donnie Elbert lived here I believe. That would explain no usa release. Kieth Mansfield arranged the Detours pieces of you around the same time on cbs which is another track I like a lot. its a great soulful atmospheric dancer imo keep hold of it and enjoy it ! Gaz

absolutely, the price of the post means you have to take that cost into the end thing. it matters on 15 pound tunes that now cost another 10 dollars to post no point in buying them anymore unless it something that is interesting

@ Sebastian - your totally right, I never look at discogs ( I probably should shouldn't I ) I always check popsike and only ever saw the 2, so assumed it was a tricky 45. Still a fab tune !! Thanks Gaz

Without reading the thread Dean R sent me this years ago, I found it helpful. Gaz fania.txt

Thanks Mike, I thought I was going crazy trying to work out how to upload 😁 So here is the blue King Coleman. An seriously rare 45 I believe and a cool Mod RnB tune too. Gaz

https://www.popsike.com/KING-COLEMANTHE-MASH-POTATO-MANBELIEVE-IT-OR-NOT-FUNKSOUL/163066300312.html I cant work out how to upload photos here but there are two copys of this on popsike, one of them is mine, good luck to the other brother, well spotted !! its gone well under the radar as a thing to think about but its a fab mod tune, happy collecting !! believe it or not is the best side imo Top mod rnb from King and as far as I can see only 2 copys through internet without anyone seeing !!

I am a record collector, I did take the time to join again tonight, but I am slowly loosing the will to live again. I have no idea how to upload a picture here I only wanted to post a picture of the king coleman on a blue 45 for you. It is a rare thing and a great cool mod rnb tune. "believe it or not" is the blue 45, unknown tune if it was not for the cd release and only a couple of blue 45s on popsike, a real gem. down in the basements are all black vinyl (blue and purple labels) and are fair easy , believe it or not is the really rare king coleman 45 imo. This is only my experience, if anyone has anything to add please do. Ill post a picture of the blue thing up later. Oh I also had a 60s issue of Willie Rosario Wobbly Blues on red vinyl on BMC 45 Not had any other Soul / RnB things apart from the Eddie Foster Boot I think they were usually vanity projects for the bands / singers / songwriters etc generally and that is why they are rare / unusual I have a couple of 60's coloured vinyls from Jamaica Gaz