Mick Holdsworth

I've never heard the Brothers Two, but I've often wondered about things like this. An example that springs to mind is the Fuzz - "I'm So Glad". I think there's something else on Calla too, just can't remember. I can't see any of them being deliberate, but suppose they could be some sort of effect.

That's me on the back row, 6th from the left (black top). I mostly did downstairs, but came in on the upstairs modern room. I don't think it lasted too long though, maybe 5 or 6 months ?

From what I remember the Pye release was just the first half of the original, doubled up, with a crowd effect added. The was a version without the crowd, but car horn instead, but same looped first half only. I used to have a Pye acetate of another version, with a "kids laughing"effect (could have even been a baby crying ?). On this one I think the underlying track that was the full version as per Roulette.

Here's the release on Discogs https://www.discogs.com/sell/release/11421946

Yes, mine has reversed labels, but I brought this up a few years ago on a previous thread and someone said their copy had labels the correct way around. May only be a few though. As a matter of interest, I wonder if the vocal got a Aanadian release, or were they all instrumentals.

Only just picked this up, so sad to hear. I only spoke to him a couple of weeks ago.

You could be right Steve, my first hearing was a JM unknowns tape, but that could have been after Dave R.

When this turned up un the late seventies ( I think John M turned it up on on one of his unknown tapes), I only ever saw Blue / Yellow issues. I don't recall any white demos, but clearly they must have been around.

Has anyone seen / got one of these . . . Music Merchant # 1008 released July 1972 Just Brothers " Things Will Be Better Tomorrow " / " Sliced Tomatoes " It appears in a few discographies, but I've only ever seen the promo with "Things Will Be Better" on both sides.

Both are styrene. Here's a better images that show MR on the demo Turn To Me side at about 5 o'clock . . . . . . and probably on the Issue (at about 3 o'clock). Cheers Mick

I quite like the other side (What else . . . )

These are the original Demo and Issues . .

Sorry, no. It's a 70's boot (alongside Ron Holden, also with red text throughout. Originals have title and credits in black

I just sold a white test press, as earlier post, but unmarked label (no signature), for only £500, (so so condition), which was not much more than I paid about 10 years ago.

OK, thanks

Rob, is Sharon's version of "Where There Is Love", in the can for a future date? Cheers, Mick

Merry Christmas to you and everyone.

I've never heard that version, and I find it strange that out of 12 million plus views, only a couple have commented on it being by another artist. There may be others further down the list, but I stopped looking after a couple of minutes.

I don't think there is any alternative press or label variation. The image on the YT clip above is a bodge job. It's just a scan of the other side (hence different times / 2567 etc.) and it had been positioned / photographed slightly rotated (about 1 degree clockwise). After that, the new text has been added to the scan (the new text is exactly horizontal). Why the YT post is like this is anyones guess, maybe he could only find the b side at the time. This only explains the visual side of it. As to the different take, it's probably an alternate CD version, much as weingarden says.

The four tracks they were talking about are releasing are "Hey Mister", "Nonstop (Paradise)", "I'm So Glad" and "The Man I Love". PDF of all their releases are here, https://www.allsunrecords.com/images/Releases2017S.pdf Having said that, the reference to the Matt Lucas forrthcoming release has been on their site for a few years now, and I don't think a single release has emerged.

Well there was the Gordon's Gin Theme music used in cinemas, put onto a 7 inch. All 30 seconds of it.

It's never happened to me so I may be missing something, but there should be nothing to prevent you listing it again. Discogs may not like a direct relist, as it counters "item not available", but a fresh, yet identical listing shouldn't be a problem. Maybe change the description slightly, add a comma or full stop.

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.