John Reed

There are so many Mavis Staples at her best, is unbeatable and her two Volt LP's should be in every household. Babrara Lynn cant do no wrong in my eyes either up tempo or on ballads - Untill I Suffer, is one of my all time faves. Kim Tolliver Doris Duke

Anyone, please????? I'm going one holiday on Sunday, so anyone want some cash before then...... Sean, you must be bored of your copy now?

It was the title of their 1976 LP which also has "Don't Let Love Get You Down" on it. If I remember rightly the 12" was released on the back of the popularity of Don't Let Love Get You Down, which was very popular in the late 80's, especially in London. I don't really remember "Where Wiil You Go...." baing played out, maybe a venues I didn't attend. There was a stream of reissues at the time leveraging off of stuff played on the Rare Groove scene.

This is such a magnificent double sider - I want this one

Don't forget the other side https://www.sirshambling.com/artists/M/marie_lyons.html

Yep, I normally do those things. I cant believe I was that stupid enough to not even watch it, early bid or even snipe it. Anyone got one for sale?

I was interested in Buddy Causey finishing on ebay this afternoon. I went out to my sons cubs sports day and expected to be back in time so didn't put in a bid (silly me). Well I got back too late so missed out, does anyone know what it went for?

In my experience issues are harder to get than demo's

Does anyone else think that since the site upgrade the auction prices seem more in-line with real-world prices? Is it the credit crunch?

An absolutely monster tune, don't know which version I prefer this or Quiet Elegance? I posted up this want a couple of years ago, but sadly no responce. Hope you get one. I'll be interested in the next one that comes along after you.

I'll have 10 if they're going. Usually goes for about £75-80. Moerer has a VG+ for $125

I thought the yellow one was just a straight reissue of the red one. Can someone post up a clip of the yellow one for comparrison please?

The release numbering on Forte is also all over the place too.

This one? Cant remember what track is being played off of it, but Paul McKay has a 7" European only release of it on Zafina

I can understand the releases on Soul after Motown took-over Ric-Tic in 68, probably trying to get some extra value on some popular local tunes. These are all fledgling Motown releases, so probably done for a wider distribution, which Motown didn't have at the time.

I've been thinking of Vigil Henry - You Ain't Saying Nothin' New, which was originally released on Colossus and then on Tamla, possibly in a deal for wider distribution. Not being a Motown expert, were there other releases like this?

They have a difference suffix at the end of each matrix number, maybe that's the way to tell where is was pressed?

Brett, Personally I think its a cracking double sider and yes its a cover of Blands Cry, Cry, Cry. There was some dodgy numbering there. PM me your email address.... Cheers, John

Never really got on with Buddy Conner - When You're Alone. Its got everything in there that I like, but it just doesn't do anything for me.

Didn't he also get a lot of his artists to record a version of "Under The Pines"?

Oh, I only know of two releases by him on Crown Int, didn't know of a third. Do It right Now/Who's Been warming My Oven - NR15306 Night After Night/When Did You Start Stop Loving Me - NR15655-1 I think these are the sides that match, If I'm wrong its due to me not tagging them correctly on ITunes. Thought these were after the Hy-Tyde release of Angle and before the re-release of it on T-Jaye

There are so many, mine are... Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes - Bad Luck Billy Paul - Bring The Family Back Anthony White - Hey Baby O'Jays - Backstabbers

An other one went through ebay last week at $9.99 also

Fancy swapping it for a WD and some cash?

I'd definately like to see one of those........... and I'd make a nice space for it to slip into.