John Reed

The Patterson Twins started Kon-Kord and they re-released some Marvin Holmes Brown Door stuff in the early 90's (I think) and this release must have been part of the package

Mal bought 3 spare Randy Brown LPs I put up for sale a year or so ago

They're both the same. The UK release of WTMR has always been the toughest of his LP releases

Just had a dig and yes you're correct its in a plain CBS sleeve, but the other Jackson Sisters on US Mums I've got are in US Mums sleeves.

My UK Mums single sits nicely in UK Mums sleeve as well

That only works with Fixed Assets. I would expect that records/CD's would be classed as Inventory Assets as they will have a "cash value" (can be sold within a year, for however large or small it may be). From an accounting perspective they'd probably classified something like "available for sale", so wouldn’t have depreciation amortization overlay applied to them.

Also got a 7" release on Urban as well

Looking at the Natural Four discography on Soulful Kinda Music, it has the following releases: Curtom 1981 - Things Will Be Better Tomorrow / Eddie You Should Know Better Curtom 1984 - Eddie You Should Know Better / Try Love Again Does anyone have these in their collection, as I'm have a tough time finding them. I've got a S/S demo of Eddie You Should Know Better on release 1984. Hope you guys can help

If you're selling a few things maybe this is a useful thing to buy? https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0093OCE1C/ref=pd_lpo_sbs_dp_ss_1?pf_rd_p=569136327&pf_rd_s=lpo-top-stripe&pf_rd_t=201&pf_rd_i=B003275MF6&pf_rd_m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&pf_rd_r=11R0X4F6CCFCYW2MMBQ0

Nice to see the shreddies are "original" rather than recent a release or bootleg, there are also some rare European releases too.

Relate (the marriage guidance councillors): Don Covay - Somebody’s Been Enjoying My Home

First time I've listened Dave, great shows, so are now backfilling. "Forgiveness", was one of my Favourite tracks from last year

According to the Cosimo Code website its 1964 https://cosimocode.com/1964.html

I've always thought this was a fantastic tune and wondered how someone could fit it in to any spot other than a slower/left field early doors set. Another record I think is in the same vain is Walter Wolfman Washington - You Got Me Worried on Hep'Me another top tune IMVHO

There is another variant of the issue, with the title at the top of the label

Which is a great piece of soul and from a musicality perspective the better side.

There you go https://www.rarenorthernsoul.com/R-and-B-And-Popcorn/33023/hard-row-to-hoe-they-say-im-a-fool/#product

It was on the Gritty, Groovy & Gettin' It LP

If it’s from cannedmusic2011, it’s an original, they found a haul of "rare" records a while back. For supposedly a rare record there are three different pressing of the “issue”. One is vinyl dark red label with black Truth logo. The other two are styrene (I believe) on a red label with the Truth logo in white with red text and one of them has the time of the intro.

I'm also not convinced it will go to a soul collector either, there are some fanatical UK London collectors out there.

There was a bit about him and Bill Haney in Voices a while back, but I would have thought the guys at ACE would have some info after their 2 great Bill Haney CD's

20% VaT + £8 carrier handling fee for paying the VaT/Import duty on your behalf

It came out a couple of years ago, thought it was about a fiver, unless its one of these limit release things that have hit the roof pricewise.

This came out in 1976 as the b-side of Doing It Rite On Time. You see a lot of single sided demo's of Doing It Rite On Time and the issues although not expensive don't turn up as often as you would expect. Yet another example of the dreded S/S demo's

Sounds about right. Convert the dollars to sterling at say 1.61, then take 20% of that for VAT which comes to about £248. Add around £8 the carrier charges for paying this to HMRC on your behalf and you get around £256