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Always thought this record deserved more props that it tends to get - at least on the UK scene!

Long shot - but any condition considered. Thanks! :) J

Curtis, The Brothers - 'You Make Everything Better' - Bell VG++ Decent copy here for sale, plays great, on the red text press. £300 Clips (Not from copy for sale):

For sale, EX copy. £600 SOLD Thanks! J

Think i prefer this from what i can hear on that clip tbh! :)

I am of fan of this too and for a much cheaper 'version' try The Sultans on Ascot 'I Wanna Know'. Just as nice imho. Same here! :):

Agree, i wouldn’t of called a lot of these garage records either

PM’ed you

Would assume that Frankie Lyman was one of the rarest items on there in that form?

A very talented and really lovely guy!🫡👍

Reduced prices here for (hopefully) quick sales: Curtis, The Brothers - You Make Everything Better - Bell VG+ £350 / https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dc8ECFjj74E Lee Fields - Mighty Mighty Love - Angle 3 EX £200 SOLD / https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxukUiTDcWk Oliver Christian - Dissatisfied Man - Legrand EX £500 ON HOLD / https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdsEtlY286Q Antonio Castro - WELFARE - Universal International EX+ £650 SOLD / https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3xJ4IWlNN8

Surprised at the Keith Curtiss price. Tidy mid tempo side on it though. Martineques also lovely but issue looks much nicer, rarer or not.

Absolutely love ‘you got the best of me’, wish it got more action at nighters.

David Thomas ‘l’ll Always Need You’ Prime Toni Cloud ‘Just What I Need’ TCD Any conditions considered. Thanks! J

Brill i had hoped that was the case. Many thanks for your help, would likewise love to see a confirmed red boot. cheers! j

Thanks for the reply, this is the version i am talking about with Atco details at the top of the label. All matrix details match apart from the slight discrepancies mentioned above. This is also being sold as an original. Can anyone clarify if this is the boot or a different 60’s press? Thanks

Hi, Looking at John's recent sale of Dorothy Williams he mentions the red stock boot, and gives the correct matrix details: 'BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT red stock copies. The genuine ORIGINAL authentic 1st. Press - has a 4 turn deadwax last turn has two tight together turn. fingertip sensitive etched in matrix sits in the first band deadwax space V-7983-2 hold the V in the 6 o'clock position etched AT is at 3 o'clock with a tiny stamped L 7 etched W in the sitting opposite in the 9 o'clock position all matrix markings are positioned in the first band of the deadwax .' Does this only relate to the press that doesn't have the Atco distributed info and address on the label? As those details read V-7983-11 with the positions of the W and AT slightly off from 6 and 3 o'clock. All other details are as above. Always assumed this was the 2nd 'national' 60's press (labelled as having been released in 1964, along with the 1st press having also been released the same year - according to Discogs). Or is this in fact the 'counterfeit' John mentions? Also what does 'L 7' mean in regards to the W? Any clarification gratefully received. Jx

proper daft - £400 plus for dorothy williams??

White or Red copy, any condition considered. Thanks. J

Not sure little tommy, joe hicks or hyperions would make it now? All fabulous records though that i still like to hear out

Was the cashmeres ever considered ‘impossible’? Always thought it was fairly available? Some clutches of soul bros inc seem to have turned up for sure

Looking for a copy of this vg+ or upward. Thanks!