bri pinch

On 30/12/2021 at 15:44, Hammie said:

The rarest stock copy ….one-off as far as I know is 

US stock of Earl Jackson - Soul self satisfaction owned by T. Brown acquired from Gary Field……

was one in a sales box at the H&G for £10 several years back..just missed it.. that ended up on a TB auction i believe

pick up a Garnet Mimms, studio version of As Long As I Have You.. on the French 45, for 30 Euro.. was several years ago..still had a good drink out of it tho

UK only Mate

or somebody banging on an anvil in the background

have it on a vinyl press as opposed to the regular styrene copies

Autographed copy here

sold an original styrene issue t'other week £150

Hurt me neck..lol

and of course Come Tomorrow is a cover version of a soul tune..Marie Knight i think .Persionally  think it's a great tune,,whatever genre it's it is...or in this case isn't

Mike D'Abo was the lead singer on Invitation..and he joined the Manfreds shortly after

RIP Joe, Condolences to your family and friends  

Sha la la la ying tong diddle i poo.. strewth, would expect two copies of Mixed Feelings for that result

RIP Ockers you fought a brave fight, the pain has gone and you can rest easy :(

Mono copies are a lot rarer than stereo copies... had both, personally thought the stereo copies sounded poor in comparison

and too much time

again... it's just bored clueless money men who have no imagination

Of course there is..sadly some go for more than true originals..

Wouldn't have thought it was the late William Powell of the O'jays because he could actually sing   

Tonymac has obviously had one whiskey too many, and may have a nervous breakdown if he doesn't win

Bri,

I know it says in Andy's post (no 3) as to which is the first and second issue.

But couldn't you have included that in your comments over there as well?

All you put is 'first issue label images added' - Nothing to say which is which.... 

 

Apart from when you hover the mouse pointer over it and it states who uploaded it, but not everyone looking at it will be using a mouse these days, mobile devices and touch screen tablets etc. So may not be able to see that information.

 

Just a suggestion...   

JB..when i uploaded my images, the pink second issues were already there..in the meantime the mods have switched the images around, will have a look at it and amend my post

Images of first and second issue copies here

https://www.45cat.com/record/nc166764us

There was a quantity at vallances in mansfield when they closed. re: Dont turn your back on me.

Yeah..remember Graham Williamson from Rawmarsh had dozens of em tucked away in the early 90t's

Ow Mooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooch

not sure about any connection really Rob, other than the label..and both being recorded in 1966

SORTED...many thanks