Trev Thomas

chuck flamingo whats my chances rojac trev thomas leeds

other sides not too bad.....

if its the same one, then its ropey as hell, scuffed to buggery, & hisses all the way through, ive bitterly regretted selling it all those years ago, .........sell me the bugger back

i paid £40 for kebs old copy back in 1984, still covered up as the imaginary visions, sold it on to guy hennigan about 6 months later, still regret letting it go

a levine production perhaps ?

on john lennons "mind games" album the last track on side one is a silent track

thats the fella jock..keith curtis, ady pierce reviewed it in a magazine, manifesto i think

this is a different label, from toledo ohio....whereas george blackwells smoke label was from newark, new jersey, theres another title on the label, but, i cant for the life of me remember what it is, a real rare piece, curtis somebody, or, somebody curtis seems to ring a bell, ady pierce used to have one

friend of mine gave me a demo of this last year, on the few occasions promoters have asked me to play a few tunes ive played the track "how did i lose you" to good reception, prior to my mate giving me his copy i searched for this album for 3 years without finding one

carl fortnum had one, dont know if he still has it keb had this one covered up as jimmie raye....pat used to play the other little john 45, heartbreaking time on martay

there is now, they've only got the one record though............sorry just codding

sorry, i think were bordering on rock n roll here, it sounds like the opening to happy days, nice vocals & harmonies, but, not my cup of tea, but as they say, theres an arse for every seat

no, unreleased atlantic acetate, searling had one & i think rob thomas had one

he played it as hermon hitson, but its actually by nate adams

the version that searling used to play was by nate adams on a atlantic acetate, hermon hitsons version is c.d. only

danny black is white

but he didnt sing on everything they did

bloody hell bob, take a chill pill, its not worth giving yourself a siezure over,

well bob, i can assure you i dont just look at "rare" soul lists & i think i can honestly say ive seen more copies of the jackson 5 than lester tipton, next time try & make your posts a little lass condescending

always kicked myself for not getting that one off blake, if memory serves me right it was the princely sum of 15 pounds of the realm, great record that should be played out, ive just purchased a philips copy off joe dutton

got to agree with you there dave, last time i saw one of these was about 15 years ago in blakes sales box, yet ive seen seen 7 copies of the super dooper, mega rare bernie williams for sale in the past 2 years manship 3, brady 2, anglo american 1, and thats not including the ones that have gone through ebay

multi coloured label.......reissue yellow label......original

i remember phil dick telling me that he had aquired the rights for "i really love you" (bobby james / jimmy burns) off of bobby james in the mid 90's, bobby james had no knowledge of the grapevine release

ive had / got a few like this..strange thing is, they all seem to be chicago things, vontastics - i'll never say goodbye, mitty collier - pain & a few chess things + a copy of the impressions - you've been cheating where the label quite litereley fell out of the record

was booted twice on big top....red label with magic potion on tother side......blue paper label counterfeit, a pretty good effort, but, the silver lettering is not as sharp as on the original