Records and memorabilia
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Julie Roberts writes in The Northern Soul Top 500 “How I would love to tell the group what a fabulous track this is”. Me too. Another fabulous B side, like so many great Northern tracks. These UK issue demos play really well and an inexpensive way to own this scarce track. Enjoy the video below!
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Seventies reissue £10
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A rare red stock copy in simply stunning condition. This grades (EX+), as it is like new with not a mark on it and comes with the original paper sleeve.
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This early issue (1961) is in fine condition and supplied in plain cardboard sleeve.
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Ever wondered why some records have bullet holes in them? John Manship explains…
First off the hole is in fact a drill hole, although a bullet hole sounds much more fun and dramatic. The drill hole originates from the practice of some record companies supplying records on sale or return. The drill hole signifies the record has already been returned and credited and therefore cannot be returned again for another credit.
Similarly, albums returned would have the corner of the cover snipped off and that’s where the term ‘cut out’ comes from. So in short it was to prevent shops claiming credit twice and nothing to do with sales tax. The returns were of course tax deductible.
John Manship 12th January 2024. Visit his website: Raresoulman
The Essential Collection 18 track CD comes with a nice mini bio detailing The Spinners early days in Detroit and through their remaining years at Motown.
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This LP features I’ll Always Love You together with some other great tunes. Free of any writing or stickers, the record and it’s cover are in fine shape.
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This 1967 reissue is in good shape with no significant marks on the vinyl. There is however a small (8mm approx) sticker mark on the A side label. Also to note the name change as The Detroit Spinners which was differentiate them from the British folk band popular at the time.
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