Chris L

He co-wrote/produced one of my all times favs, the Doctor, best £5.00 you'll ever spend.

OMG Pete imagine those Alex Pattens & Jerry Cook's aren't boots !! :ohmy:

Pete This is pretty interesting................... https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/321062771996?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649

Without going too much off topic Nigel also had copies of Duke Browner before anyone I knew.

No Pete but you may remember the stories he told of when he did have them, people used to come round his house asking to buy it !!

I'm talking 1972/3

It's been a very, very long time ago but I do believe collector Nigel Martin had 3 copies. His dad worked for Canadian Pacific and he bought records from Martin Koppel way before Martin K became universally known. Meethinks he asked for "Love you baby" and Martin K said he didn't have it but did have a couple of copies of "I'm gone" (if Pete Smith reading this - Pete this is the bloke you and I once visited - seem to remember he had some pretty decent stuff)

Are they all issues or demos ? A white demo TMG 501 will get you about £100.00 so would a white demo TMG 502

"Can you share a tomato ?" he asked.....................he wanted Rick Shepard

"Out of the question" vied with "Rumour" in dem early days, the discovery of the latter track on a single was it's demise. "Good things" is the Dutch TM single with "Rumour" on B side Most will be dinked, as it was the record shops who would do it before selling.

Read this........................

Yes................

By 'eck lad, thee knows a lot about records.............never seen a styrene except for a demo.............

Aahh............................the dreaded combo.......booze & Ebay, guaranteed to turn a real mans man into a sissy jelly baby

None of the above................................only one task, get people dancing (or at least tapping their toes)

I see the seller has 100% positive feedback.

Yes he does................

Funny I've had 2 major Lance's on Canadian Epic, they were quite tough to shift the NS snobs only really wanted Okeh, having sdaid that my Canadian Williams & Watson sold well. The Canadian releases are by far the rarer.

The Steinways on Sparton, Spellbinders on Canadian Columbia (orange label)...........................

My buddy, being a big Popcorn fan gave me a CD with this on it Not very different to Kurt Harris's version (also mega big on Popcorn scene) did this only ever come out on an album ? Couldn't seem to find out much about if there is a single. Looking at a pictures of him kinda looks a bit like a Las Vegas lounge crooner...... Gets a play in the UK ?

For sure will do Paul, including the "teeth marks on the gents bog door" story and let's not forget the brakes failing on my old MK I Cortina

I really like her rap.................

Take your choice, Jackie Wilson or the Bambuti tribe in the Congo.

Chris Steer clear they're aligned with the Verviers/Charleroi gangster world, guns 'en all. Just avoid. Chris

In fact those Canadian release are rarer than the US Okeh ones but not so popular with the record buying public