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what's the deal with this? This was a US hit, if it was a boot, maybe for the US market in the 60s? If not, what's the deal? https://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=150467024778

I think maybe the stock was imported to england because all the copies that come up for sale from detroit now are promos

don't know if it makes a value difference but I've never seen a stock copy of this

thanks as always for listening

I think this is the word he meant to use even if he didn't know it: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/quinquagenarian

I think it's actually against ebay rules for a seller to leave a positive feedback with a negative comment. You could report the feedback to ebay. ... also, if someone is going to complain, I know sellers have no recourse to leave feedback for buyers if they can only say positive things, but buyer feedback accomplishes nothing anyways

Bernard Reed was the bass player on the brunswick jackie wilson stuff until about '71 when he left to go to twinight records. It might be him if it was recorded a little earlier. I will ask Bernard next time I see him, if i wasn't him he would know who it was.

ok thanks for clarifying. but in this case your argument depends on the specific contractual terms of downloading from itunes, and wouldn't necessarily apply to other download sites. Also, you are saying that you can make a carver out of a CD track, your original post made it sound like something specific to vinyl.

why do you own something "more" if you bought the vinyl versus if you downloaded it? this makes no sense. You don't legally have any more rights in either case.

for what it's worth, i found out the flip is part 2 (don't know if it's instrumental or not)

that gateway record is pretty good, I didn't know it. a bunch of copies are for sale on the internet but I couldn't find any info on a stock copy. Are stock copies very hard and do you know what the flip is called (or is it the instrumental)?

one dude was mad because the magic fairy tales barbie as rapunzel hot wheels custom car designer CD only worked with windows '95 and '98

Hi. Last Sunday I returned to the radio with an all music show. You can listen at the bottom of https://www.sittinginthepark.com/shows.htm . Playlist follows and thanks again for your interest. Junior McCants - The boy needs a girl - King Porgy and the Monarchs - The girl and boy - Sylves Fiestas - Think smart - Old Town Carltons - Ooh baby - Argo Little Artie and the Pharoahs - It puzzles me - Cuca Jean Shy - I belong to you - Dakar Belita Woods - That's when I'll stop loving you - Moira Barbara Lynn - Give him his freedom - Starflyte Carol Anderson - We've got enough - Soul O Sonic Dee Edwards - Happiness is where you find it - D-Town Chymes - My baby's gone away - Down To Earth Cosmos Universal Band - Back home together - Attieram Race Class and Power - The search is over - Tobacand Cold Bold and Together - All the time - Ice Dynamics - Shucks I love you - Black Gold Five Special - The more I get to know you - TEAI Lyde Fisher and Giles - Serve me right to suffer - HAB Beck Family - I don't know what you're coming to - Art Chants - I've been trying - Chipping Norton (UK) Steven Buford and Almaree West - Your partner in love - Detroit Universal Twilight Band - Put your trust in me - Macdad Billy Butterfly and Butterfly Dream - Save if fror a rainy day - Positive Magic thanks, Bob

it doesn't work if people delete sold record prices...

the seller is the one deleting the price. Why would they want to help a buyer buy a record off them and resell it for much higher?

I think paul kyser was saying the nu sound express was the same group as some other group, anyone remember?

Thanks. I have it on white and red, never seen the black one

barkays

i think so, thanks for clarifying

i think there's two presses of the wee also, a local one and one that has "bunky's pick" on it which got picked up for wider distribution.

there is an awesome long psychedelic version that starts off with ruby rapping on the first ruby andrews' lp

mercury white labels and red labels exist. it is a white group.

thanks for the info. I probably incorrectly assumed that all volt white labels were promos. Strange for any label to do, though, esp volt.

I'm guessing it says promo on the other side, which is the real a-side of this record. I have never seen a white press of a volt record that wasn't a promo (or maybe I just assumed as you are pointing out, that it is a promo?). If it doesn't say it anywhere it is an interesting record.

why do you think that that white promo is a later press?