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I bet he's talking about 'Liberty Bell'.... am I right?

p.m'd you mate

Good on John!! Great tune!

I'm probably being a nut case here but look in your local phone directory for any of the members, K.Goins is a name I can see on both 45's, or is it like looking for a needle in a haystack? I don't know how big Lincoln is? Can someone post up a sound sample of either 45?

Never heard 'Huns Review' played out, but then I don't get out much these days

There is actually an official 7" release of this on Brunswick which came out quite a few years ago, I think 'Expansion' had something to do with it?

Recently been re-released on Kent.

Great flip too!!!

I have a copy. P.m'd you

Interesting that he has NO feedback and he's been a member since December 2007!!!!now that just does not add up! A scam all the way I reckon!

Thanks guys!

...Modern Soul tune 'Why Can't There Be Love' on the 'Adidas' trainers advert. Who's the singer and what's the year of release? Is a new tune?

I can't help you with a listing but I do know that most of the 45s are Country /M.O.R. I had a few of them (in dearborn sleeves!) a few years back but none were soul!!

White artist (or Blue-Eyed Soul as it's known).

Click on the Lyn Redgrave video (1st page), you get a clip from a 1967 film 'Smashing Time'. Funny how the playback sounds completely different from the actual take!!!LOL! The power of the recording machine!! Good stomper for Wigan.....

There's only one word to describe that second site.....PHWOARRRR!!!!

Nice try!

That sounds like a company re-issue from the Atlantic vaults, original should be red/black.

It's a great version, not heard it by Billy Stewart but the Lou Rawls is as good as Walter Jackson's version. L.P only I believe.

Ad-Libs 'Johnny My Boy'. The male backing singers keep asking him questions like "Johnny my boy why do you look so sad?" and "what did she say?"....so on and so on...

Here we go again.... https://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=200452571207&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT

John collects UK Ska/Reggae labels too!

I think it only came out on a JA 45, not seen a UK copy or in any of the Blue Beat/Fab/PB Uk listings. It's timeline would suggest it would be a 'Fab' release if it did come out in the UK, alas there are none. My copy is a blank Jamaican 45 that I got eons ago.

What about that one who sang "oh, I'm going to Barbados"? He was a South London bus driver from Brixton

Which Jack Jones Ken? The one on Kapp or the one on RCA? Help me out, I'm on me Jack (Jones) here....pardon the pun!