Trev Thomas

theres relics at the top end of briggate, doesnt get much in the way of soul though, ive pulled 3 albums in 20 years of going in there, but you never know

bloody hell, that was quick, thanks for that chalky, just need to track down the cd's now

just been listening to an old very low fi cassette of the stolen ? motown tapes, are any of the following tracks available on any motown cd's and are these the correct artists, any help much appreciated marvelettes - boy from cross town kim weston - any girl in love gladys knight - its too late kim weston - absent minded lover the stranger no artist credited on tracklisting, but definatly not the released gladys knight version vandellas - spellbound

if i could only be sure was on the dice design as well as the regular design

bloody hell martin, that test press has been in your sales box for about 5 years, still the only stardust test ive ever seen, bet you wish it was the tempests

for what the fcuk wit has paid for that he could have bought a copy of the album and some pvc sleeves to protect his album covers and still had enough left over to buy a sturdy box to carry his albums around in

quite a hard one to pick up on demo, as were a lot of demos from that period, record companys wearn't as generous with demos, in the 70's as they were in the 60's, however, as rare as it might be, never going to be worth a kings ransome

sounds like an unfinished rehersal to me, bloody good though

he's auctioned both over the past couple of years

amber

john manship auctioned one about 18 months ago, cant remember what it fetched

both are originals, however john manship told me that the one without the gold logo was the first press, i've had both label designs and they both suffer from poor sound quality, probably due to the poor quality gold vinyl that they are pressed on

yours is the first issue, the one on ebay is 2nd issue

two oscar perrys went through ebay last year $377 & $500

stick as many wikipedia links as you want up, george best was known as the 5th beatle during the 60's

no , that was george best

the sweet inspirations vocals on jimi hendrix "electric ladyland" album

clydie king & vanetta fields vocals, billy preston keyboards on rolling stones "exile on main street" album

luthur vandross vocals on david bowies "young americans" album

p p arnold singing on small faces - "tin soldier" billy preston keyboards on beatles "let it be album" ray parker jr guitar on many rock albums

thanks for your help chaps, just picked up a copy of vintage stock from ebay "buy it now" $6.99

can anyone tell me which album / s this track is on, thanks

just to throw more confusion into the mix... the 60's west coast pressing of barbara mason "aint got nobody" is a monarch pressing on styrene with a light blue label with black text

even if you turn your account into a private one, people can still see what you have bought and how much you have paid, by going into "advanced search" and typing your user name into "items by bidder"

go onto manships and type "let me try" into the search, and have a listen, he's got both versions in stock, arabians edges it for me