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I would have thought this would be of interest only to label/composer/producer completists? I can't imagine anyone dancing to it. For obvious reasons, there can't be many more unknowns out there after fifty years of the world's most trainspottery obsessives looking, and especially so since the true value of the records became known to any American with an internet connection; I'd think there's probably a fair bit lingering still on the B sides of obscure and semi-obscure 45s though (though obviously those wouldn't be unknown).

Your surprise got me thinking Benji - and unfortunately it turns out my elderly memory is playing tricks on me. I've just been to my record room - my copy of Lonely People is a standard pink demo, but the picture sleeve is of I'll Love You Til The Cows Come Home. I would have bet my house on it being LPCATC! Lots of records, irregularly perused, early onset Alzheiner's - one or all, take your pick. Sorry to disappoint.

I've got that in a picture sleeve in perfect nick. (Not that that says anything about the overall picture, obviously.) I've had several copies of Delegates of Soul on Uplook and they all had damaged labels; weirdly, in each case the plastic was near mint.

Absolutely brilliant record - Guy Hennigan (I think?)

Hi Mal I could put up a scan but to be honest on the recorded side it is exactly the same as any other copy of Proud Guy I've ever seen - it's just like the other side never got put through the pressing machine is all. cheers Alex

Just going through some boxes and pulled out the above record which I believe was played at Stafford way back when. Weird thing is, it is a one-sided record - there is no B side, just what I assume is the original pressing plant blank with a white paper area where the Chesapeake label would have been if it was a normal copy. Anyone ever seen one of these before? Any explanation? I guess it might be a strange way of producing demos on the cheap? TIA Alex

What does this go for these days

No sorry I heard it out and was p155ed 😂 The singer does keep saying that though

Hi thanks for letting me join - gr8 forum!!! anyone able to help with ID this record pls?? male vocal, up tempo stomper, chorus contains the repeated line ‘how little she cared’ thanks alex