Mick Holdsworth

Toss up between GC and DB, think it has to be George Carrow for me

As he was only 15 at the time , then presumably he was the "1/2" in the group.

If you like the flip side, keep the slightly warped copy and sell the one with the scuffed flip. Chances are a slightly damaged flip won't put potential buyers off.

On of these went through eBay only yesterday for £21 - meant to bit but forgot.

I don't think that was the case here, just a mistake. Just adding your images doesn't get rid of the original one, and if at a very quick glance they look the same, then the error will go unnoticed.

This is the wrong one . . . https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Al-Matthews-Fool-Vinyl/322821928424?hash=item4b29afb5e8:g:Fz8AAOSwkOJZ3zPV His other images show Fool without a tear. Suppose he "listed an iteme like this" and forgot to take out the original image.

Little Willie Faulk for me.

There was also the suggestion a short time back that Jimmy Mack was Jimm(e)y Soul Clark. It might have been someone expressing an opinion, rather than a sharing of sound knowledge. Does this hold any water? Thought it may have been on this site, but I can't find it.

It's a shock to hear this, very sad.

That's a lot for D and Joe

They're usually released at the very end of the year. It does seem a bit early this time.

I don't know if it's all that valuable, but quite rare are things like Lashaun Hooks "Go Girl ... " with "Do You Want My Love" on it from about 2000. Also the Touché - What Color Is Love CD. Again quite rare, but no idea if valuable.

Like it - very nice.

Paris Blues - feels like it was recorded in a very large hall, so much depth to the music.

Of all the choices, this one is the most difficult for me. Whichever way I go it will only be 51% against 49%. Think I'll go fo the instrumental. No wait, I mean the the vocal. Yes, the instrumental for me. Voted for the Vocal