Chris L

"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

This is pretty nifty too...................

I guess as far as the UK is concerned it's Trevor Churchill, he worked for EMI when the Capitol Discotheque 66 series came out.

That Ebay one sold for about £470.00....................

I have to admit I do post on the Wants list, I hope I've always replied. You do get offered all sorts of conditions and prices, it looks like some people who say they'll sell are really only chancing to see how high a "Wantee" will go. I also scour old lists to ask if item is still available, I've picked up quite a few this way. I have asked once or twice if an item has been sold to give me an idea what's the thing worth. It's all part and parcel of Buy/Sell..........................

I was having a "larf" but serious too. If you had bought it and it did turn out to be a boot, there'd be no issue in getting a refund.

Some trivia : She dated Don Mitchell, the black detective in Ironsides..........

It's more a question of only the top sounds now selling at decent prices and if you play this at a venue it'll get 'em dancing for sure.