Prophonics 2029

I never read the label properly and thought it was a Job Opening For an experience bartender.

If you get the James Conwell LP there is another mix of the track.

You are a right load of picky bastards today, oh its needs more bass oh I don't like the local, oh I dont like the singers shirt, its the wrong colour label well its seems there could be only one copy and its gone, for a lot more than I would have paid for it.

Why do you have to have harmonies, and are you sayings its a rough record or a rough recording you have listened to cause you never hear it played out. I think its perfection and sounds just like the Del-Larks.

Hey I don't mind it Bob, I kinda like the recording more than the song but its really bugging me who it is and I know the voice. I have narrowed it down to a set of CD's and I can only find one at home the other must been at work, I think I can place the track after the singer's song.

Yeah like The Swim, The Bingo, The Whip, The Cool Jerk, That Beating Rhythm, ahh There was A Time.

The first few lines of the song make me think of the singer who it could be, almost the same as the other song I have in mind but I kannie place it at the moment.

Dick Hafer not a great dancer as Georges version more mid tempo. a cross between The Roy Hamilton orch (great backing track) the panic is on, Rufus Lumley and Don Hysong. Oh I have both for sale as well.

I think there's 3 versions of this tune, Dick Hafner then something on Whitter?? that uses the backing. I have a George Freeman on Okeh its another version of a big tune can't recall the name. That's it You Lied, I Cried, Love Died.

I don't believe it!, You gave that copy of Darrow away or was that a reissue.

What year is this 1964 65, before Calla and Atlantic I presume. Oh and after Lu-Pine?

I won some great records off one guy (never seen them since) and about 6 weeks later his wife contacted me to say --------- He had died in a car accident, how said is that. I have had some quiet hard records off him and with his sound files buing blind aint a problem. He once sold some stuff on a buy it now and he had a killer killer KILLER 70ts track I have never seen before or since. A Willie Wade, Terry Callier and Cajun Heart sounding record

Is this a good idea to post the words up, you might get someone doing a new Pinky & Perky version of it if they have this sort of information in their arsenal.

This is a new record isn't it some unissued track.

I personally can't handle anything that repeats its self more than 60 X a minute and this just bores me to death and about as Northern sounding as Abba. repetitive crap.

He is Bob and The Essences is his brother Warren. Frank sang all these songs at Cleethorpes this year when he performed with some fiends of our's doing the backing vocals and you could see why they call him Big Frank. A charming shy man with vocal chords not far off your Jimmy Ricks. I have the LP must listen to more tracks.

PHILLIPS Intentions - Don't Forget That I Love You M- blue issue RIC TIC Fantastic Four - Live Up To What She Thinks for sale VG+ issue and M- Demo SOULHAWK Jimmy Soul Clark - Sweet Darlin' red issue `VG+ CARLA Deon Jackson - I Can't Go On THELMA Emmanuel Laskey - Sweet Lies M issue I might have a Deon as well

£7000,00 1 copy no crack M-, booted, reissued and on 2 CD's Goldmine & Kent..

Wasn't the typing clear enough for them so they had to write it upside down as well, that blood Silus Phifer he's a card.

As used at Wigan Casino, what for cleaning the bogs.

I had an EMI disc of Stronger Than Me that was 45 seconds short, I never realized for 30 years I only had half the record until I got the RCA Kent CD

Humm which 25 seconds from the begging middle or the end.

Silus Phifer & Mellow Fellows - What a fookin name, he sounds like a mass murdered or a ghost or a mass murdering ghost Silus Phifer Has he got a sister called Michelle What a about the one Shifty had.

Billy Emerson, The Whip