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'witch phil' you mean the phil with the hat and broomstick? thought it might be him

Both sides of this are some of the best Detroit i've heard.....fantastic dream record....good work to whoever bags it

nice to have 'em both on one disc though

Bonnie Blanchard isn't a rare record so you shouldn't have too much trouble getting one? Have you tried Liam Quinn? Think he had one for sale or trade recently. Bernard Smith however.... Both ace records!

i thought it would go for more considering rarity.....

Pants refer to trousers in American so it probably means sweet FA to Mr Jarrell anyway. ps. awesome record both sides!

Oh, didn't spot that, thanks!

Did anyone see a copy about 8 months ago that appeared on Manships for a day on auction then disappeared? Anyone know the story there?

whats this worth now?

"Trevor Francis track suits from a mush in Shepherds Bush, Bush, bush, bush, bush, bush ..." luvverly jubberly

Like the whole 'three strikes you out' hook as well

The bassline in this is practically epileptic

Are all the 45s on Pyramid blue-eyed?

was this off ebay the other day nev?

sent a pm

"Or start specialising in collecting such records and open an ebay store." You've encountered Les Harris of San Antonio then Gareth? I hedged my bets and had a battered Primes on Lotta Soul off him at £40 but it arrived and was truly screwed. Lupton had a mashed copy of the Royal Imperials on Mellow Town that we bought at Lifeline. It had a few stories to tell. Personally i think it had been glued to the wall of a bar or something and then creosoted. Strangely we managed to get a couple of jumps out of it by rubbing it feverishly with alcohol, so perhaps there is hope yet for it?! Maybe if we rub harder a genie might pop out and grant us a 100 box of Arthur Willis and the Tuska back catalogue?

Very strange so conflicting suggestions.......i also thought the Prestatyn programme suggested '64? Could anyone confirm that? Thanks for the replies btw.

When was this recorded? I've heard tell it was '64 which is insane but fantastic, but then apparently the Goldmine 45 says '67 which sounds more plausible..... Any info greatly appreciated! Thanks! ps. been to https://solidhitsoul.com/dellarks.html but it doesn't give a date although it says Sammy's last release was '66....?

Dr. Truelove where Betty comes in...awful

you got there first dylan!

Isn't this all an offshoot of the 'rarity' thread from the other day though?

Does anyone know if the flip to Poppin Popcorn by The Highlighters on Rojamm is an instrumental of Amazing Love or the same recording and or cut as released by James Bell ?

Wain Randell It don't pay/You could change your mind Delphi 0019 Go and have a listen to this on Manships RoftheR