John Reed

I'm unsure if the song when played out has the same impact as it did before it's release in the HDH singles box set and I think this might be reflected in the closing price. Saying that, I fully expect my comment to be blown out of the water once the auction closes.

Hoddle and Waddle - Diamond Lights 🤣. Seriously, Roosevelt Grier apart from singing and doing needlepoint also played American football.

On the back of the LP it states they were Tresia Cleveland and Ann Gissendanner and were from Alabama and Pennsylvania respectively.

https://www.discogs.com/Bobby-Patterson-Storyteller/release/6464336 Don't remember this for sale at the time of release.

The straight one I referred to was called the jukebox design. I'm sure the other layout was referred to by John Manship as the scroll design.

I think they were pressed around the same time. I remember John Manship talking about the rare scroll design and then I've also heard other dealers talking about the rare straight line design. So it could be just different plants, but it does look like the later releases from 1984 have the non scroll design.

knowing how finicky "the scene" is, there doesnt seem to be that much support for new people, so you can probably just copy the 2009 list and paste it into the 2018 list. BTW, I don't really have a desire to be a DJ, so I havent written this with any green eyes of envy.

I enjoyed last night, as you said they're more tribute bands than original bands these days. Saying that the Temps have always had lineup changes. One thing that frustrated me last night was the needless singing of cover versions of other peoples songs - They all did it in some way of form. All three groups have a back catalogue large enough not to need to do it. Why do people spend all the concert filming it on their phones? Surely they don't get full appreciation of the concert as they're focussing of the filming.

I've never really thought about the differences between the 1969 and 1972 releases, but as there has been heated debate recently and in the past. Looking at the two pictures it looks easy to differentiate the two as the reissue states Mono whereas the original doesn't. Is this always the case?

about a grand

I'm after a copy of Lyn Collins – Things Got To Get Better / Women's Lib – People PE 613 Must be in at least EX+ condition Please PM me with condition and price, please don't ask for an offer.

I'm looking for Jimmy Holiday - I'm In Love With You / A Man Ain't Nothin' Without A Woman - Minit 32097 (Issue Only) Must be in at least EX+ condition Please PM me with condition and price, please don't ask for an offer. *****Sorted*****

It's Chuck Ray. There are a few mispresses of Reconsider on Gemigo that play Wishing Well.

Hard to pick just one, but I Keep Forgettin' is never far away from the deck.

Original is the first one where the sound recording copyright symbol is very close to "1975" on the reissue there's quite a bit of space between the two and the text on the label is too modern for 1975.

Its all about the text and spacing of the sound recording copyright symbol

Sean & Kev posted on Facebook that they were packing and sending out the pre-orders on Friday, due to the weekend should probably land today.

Let me know

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The reissue has a bar code at the bottom of the back cover, the original doesn't.

Futures - Ain't No Time For Nothing - 7" PIR issue only, Minimum EX+. Can't find it in my collection, but I don't remember selling it. Please pm me with price and condition.

I have no idea who the target market is, because it had little or no appeal to a soul music fan.

Looking for the Identity Crisis - The Spanish Afro - Tabu LP from the 1994. I'm not interested in the CD as I've already got it. If you have one to sell, please Pm me with fixed price and condition, must be a minimum of Ex+. Cheers John

Originally unreleased, first single release was on Kent in 1985, b/w I Got Love. Also on the Maxine Brown Kent LP Like Never Before which also came out in 1985. Can't remember which came out first. Think the Flying Witch release is a boot, but could be mistaken.

From a Soul and Funk perspective theres nothing apart from the pointless reissues on different coloured wax. If companies focused on unreleased stuff it might be of more interest.