8 thoughts on “ Jon Gunn* - I Just Made Up My Mind / Now Its My Turn (Vinyl) ”

1. Nov 13,  · I Just Made Up My Mind / Now Its My Turn US Deram DEM British vocalist Jon Gunn's brief career consisted of just two 45's on the Deram label. Both were issued in the United States as well as his home country. "I Just Made Up My Mind" was his debut.

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2. DISK GO CASE & OLD PROMO RECORDS This is a vintage Disk-Go case, full of 55 old promo records. They are from the 50's and 60's. They are of a mixed genre, most are artists that never made it big. They are used, in fantastic condition. All play great, with no skips, or obnoxious background noise. Some will have writing or stickers on the labels.

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3. (I like) You really turn me on (I like) I like tha way the feelings good things from you girl [Loon:] Aeyo now that we made our bond It might sound crazy ma but its time to get our baby on It's time to get a life together Cuz you gon be my wife forever Cuz I made up my mind It's crazy at times Visions of you and a baby of mine Half tha hassle.

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6. Listen: I Just Made Up My Mind / Jon Gunn I. No idea how this didn’t become a hit when issued in ’67, or even later given it’s popularity in Northern Soul clubs during the 70′s. As with Ann Mason, I never did find out much about him, except he’s from Lancashire, that’s literally all I know.

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8. Deram Records was a subsidiary record label of Decca Records established in the United Kingdom in At this time U.K. Decca was a completely different company from the Decca label in the United States, which was then owned by MCA Inc. Deram recordings were also distributed in the U.S. through UK Decca's American branch, known as London enanabunabchaheedloribotbuzzcar.xyzinfo was active until , then .

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