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Watch out! All yellow label is a boot. Mainly yellow but must have some red in it (think it's the syringe)for a real one.

On the Sounds Superb (70's) label I think only the Kiki Dee and Jimmy Ruffin releases contained previously unissued tracks. MFP (red label late 60's early 70's) had unreleased tracks on the Contours & Isley Brothers (My Love Is Your love) L.Ps. Starline (1960's) had 4 releases: Marv Johnson, Mary Wells & 2 Isley Brothers (both Isleys full of unissued gems) The Marvin Gaye 'Sounds Superb' orange cover that bigsoulman talks about is the better cover of 2 releases by him (both contain the same tracks).

Neptunes & Lost Souls available. P.m'd you.

Looks like we have a deal Chris? Pm'd you.

My copy should be on order John. Can you check? Looking good btw! The best one out there! Regards John South, Kings Lynn

What about most of the UPSETTERS early Reggae (1969/70) instrumental hammond lead scorchers!!!

Embers did a nice male version on Bell.

Sent you p.m Chris. John

Clarence Murray - Don't Talk Like That....sounds EVEN better now!

A tenner??? Are we talking the UK issue that came out later then?

The Soulville All Stars. 2 corkers on the Soulville label. White, white, white!

Same age as me my friend. I agree 100% with your statement!

Agree, bet the vocal has never been played on the scene?? The Lovin' Spoonful also did a great version of Len Barry's (among others)...'You Baby'

Well, I can tell you that my ISSUE is vinyl and not styrene, I can also tell you that that it's a fantastic dancer that's gaining a good reputation....but then you knew that already!

Bought a garage/psych album of various artists a few years back, tracks include....The Strangeloves - Night Time (Bang)... what a stomper!!

Was booted on red Big Top (1970's) with 'Magic Potion' on the flip.

ME! Obviously, original is best....but i've stacked a few 'original bootlegs' as you put it, together in a box for keep sake. The good ones, like Mel Britt, Alexander Patton, Lenny Curtis, Eddie Parker, Gwen Owens, Salvadors...etc. I'm not talking about the latest cheap looking boots but those from the 70's that really do look the business. The Lenny Curtis for example is a great quality styrene bootleg and looks the business! A hard one to find, that much I do know. There are a few who collect these believe me, and some are very hard to get.

If only they'd use the piano intro again, half way through the tune....would have been awesome! Great record anyway, the piano at the start is so f***ing good though, it deserved another outing! Would have been 3x the price!

So, we've come to the agreement that this is the ONLY Wand L.P. And it has a 'similar' cover to the UK Marble Arch one.

You can check dates, unfortunately I won't be able to tell you when the Wand l.p I posted up was released as I only have the UK one on Marble Arch. I got the scan of the Wand one because I was watching it on ebay, I never won it so I got a UK copy instead. Perhaps the Wand one I posted up is a re-press?

Aah,so there's 2 Wand L.p's then. Wonder which one came first?

Is this your Wand L.P? If so, ok, not 100% exactly the same. UK Marble Arch has the same cover pic though (albeit different text).

100% with that one quinvy. Ken, a lot of original Blue Beat 45's (especially this one as it sold bucket loads) come in different shades of blue, some are so dark they look black and I've got some that are almost sky blue. Oh, and thanks Pikeys dog...Leslie Kong, that's the guy!

Blue label should be ok. Either star design or plain, should have a special mark/stamp in the run-out.

The Wand L.P has the same cover as the UK Marble Arch one. The original Double L USA L.P is a plain cover with no picture.