Sean Hampsey Posted October 6, 2006 Posted October 6, 2006 I need this on Soul Sounds SS 1006. No, ................ I mean I really need it. Apart from the fact that it brings me right back to my youth... its the final piece in the jigsaw to help me complete the label (got all of the other Soul Sounds releases... except this one). Anyone? Sean
Monique Posted October 6, 2006 Posted October 6, 2006 I've still got the one I bought on Mojo in 1971 from Smiths
Sean Hampsey Posted October 6, 2006 Author Posted October 6, 2006 I've still got the one I bought on Mojo in 1971 from Smiths Yup. Me too! Didn't you just love it! Life Changing stuff! But need the SS copy. Sean
Guest Posted October 6, 2006 Posted October 6, 2006 sean.. does arthur fenn still have his irish polydor copy.. bless jc the messiah of northern soul
Guest Posted October 6, 2006 Posted October 6, 2006 TRIVIA CORNER Did you know that she is actually singing "I've gotta run away from you", or is it just me
Guest martinsbox Posted October 6, 2006 Posted October 6, 2006 (edited) I need this on Soul Sounds SS 1006. No, ................ I mean I really need it. Apart from the fact that it brings me right back to my youth... its the final piece in the jigsaw to help me complete the label (got all of the other Soul Sounds releases... except this one). Anyone? Sean Wasn't SS1030 Dobie Gray "Out on the floor" the rarest Soul Sounds 45? Jeff King's Soul $ounds Label. The 'Soul Sounds' label was run by 'Jeff King' of 'Leicester' who was originally an importer and cottoned on quickly to the idea of 'Bootlegging' as D.J.s started moving into the Rare Soul Field. He sold most of his records at All-nighters and through shops like 'Ralphs' of Manchester, who still has quantaties of these disc's today. The recording of these disc's was sometimes very poor but of course it was the only way they were available at a reasonable price. This label started a trend that has carried on through to today with labels like 'O.O.T.P.' and the 'SIMON SOUSSAN' series. Every record on 'Soul Sounds' came out on British release apart from No.1 which 'Baby Reconcider' Leon Haywood on 'Fat Fish'. Eventually the law caught up with 'Mr. King' and he went to prison for one thing or another but he left behind '30' disc's of which there is now a following and copies of certain ones have changed hands for £5.00p. Further info. on Mr. King' was hard to obtain, he seemed to be a bit of a mystery but if 'Keith Minshull' (who was supposed to provide a lot of the original disc's for recording) or 'Mr. King' would like to write anything on the label the pages of 'NEW SOULTIME' were open. PREFIX SS 10 ARTIST (S). TITLE. 01LEON HAYWOOD.BABY RECONCIDER. 02DONALD HEIGHT.TALK OF THE GRAPEVINE. 03JIMMY HOLIDAY & CLYDIE KING.READY WILLING AND ABLE. 04SHIRLEY ELLIS.SOUL TIME. 05HUMAN BEINZ.NOBODY BUT ME. 06TAMMI LYNN.I'M GONNA RUN AWAY FROM YOU. 07GENE CHANDLER.THERE WAS A TIME. 08ROUND ROBIN.KICK THAT LITTLE FOOT SALLY ANN. 09INVITATIONS.WHAT'S WRONG WITH ME BABY. 10EARL HARRISON.HUMPHREY STOMP. 11ALEXANDER PATTON.A LIL' LOVIN SOMETIMES. 12CHUCK JACKSON.CHAINS OF LOVE. 13DEAN PARRISH.DETERMINATION. 14PEACHES AND HERB.WE'RE IN THIS THING TOGETHER. 15MARY LOVE.YOU TURNED MY BITTER INTO SWEET. 16BARBARA LEWIS.SOMEDAY WE'RE GONNA LOVE AGAIN. 17MITCH RYDER & THE DETROIT WHEELS.BREAK OUT. 18BLENDELLS.DANCE WITH ME. 19SOUL SISTERS.GOOD TIME TONIGHT. 20DEAN PARRISH.TELL HER. 21LITTLE ANTHONY AND THE IMPERIALS.GONNA FIX YOU GOOD. 22CHUBBY CHECKER.(AT THE) DISCOTEQUE. 23THE SHARPEES.(a) TIRED OF BEING LONELY. ( DO THE 45. 24ROSCOE ROBINSON.THAT'S ENOUGH. 25INCREDIBLES.THERE'S NOTHING ELSE TO SAY. 26HOMER BANKS.HOOKED BY LOVE. 27MARGIE HENDRIX.RESTLESS. 28BOBBY SHEEN.DR. LOVE. 29RONNIE MILSAP.AIN'T NO SOUL (LEFT IN THESE OLD SHOES). 30DOBIE GRAY.OUT ON THE FLOOR. Martin Edited October 6, 2006 by martinsbox
Sean Hampsey Posted October 6, 2006 Author Posted October 6, 2006 Sean Wasn't SS1030 Dobie Gray "Out on the floor" the rarest Soul Sounds 45? Hi again Martin, Not in my experience... I've had Dobie Gray for over 20 years, although I dont recall seeing another on my travels, so I'm sure that it is damn rare these days. The ones that took me ages to obtain were:- Roscoe Robinson - Picked up a MINTER off ebay only a couple of months ago. Human Beinz - Was donated a scruffy (but very welcome) old copy by Pete Smith around the same time as the Roscoe, when he heard of my plight. And now, finally, I NEED the Tammi Lynn! I've kinda 'collected' the label (in a 'soft' I'll pick 'em up when I see them manner) for well over 30 years... but then during the 70's & 80's I 'collected' every goddamn label. It's only been the past 18 months or so that I realised I was 3 short of the set and now, because I've been a bit more proactive, I'm down to the final piece. Hey, it's no big deal. If I die tonight I won't feel I've missed my vocation in life if I don't get one... but it would be nice! So please. anyone out there hanging onto one, lets do business! Cheers sean Hampsey
soulAdequateNP Posted October 7, 2006 Posted October 7, 2006 (edited) I've still got the one I bought on Mojo in 1971 from Smiths Now that brings back memories - I had it on Mojo for ages, only selling it after upgrading to a US Atco copy in '98ish... By the way, anyone know the history behind the alternate take that seems to be on a few compilation CDs (how it was discovered as in)? (PS - Sean, you may remember me as Neil, tho' you probably wouldn't recognise me now - I've put a lot of weight on since back inthe day ) Edited October 7, 2006 by soulAdequate
Sean Hampsey Posted October 7, 2006 Author Posted October 7, 2006 Now that brings back memories - I had it on Mojo for ages, only selling it after upgrading to a US Atco copy in '98ish... By the way, anyone know the history behind the alternate take that seems to be on a few compilation CDs (how it was discovered as in)? (PS - Sean, you may remember me as Neil, tho' you probably wouldn't recognise me now - I've put a lot of weight on since back inthe day ) Known a lot of Neils in my life (not in the Biblical sense though ) Neil what mate? Would be good to know. Sean
Cunnie Posted October 7, 2006 Posted October 7, 2006 Known a lot of Neils in my life (not in the Biblical sense though ) Neil what mate? Would be good to know. Sean Here's a little clue for you Sean. Neil had a record box at Clifton Hall with flashing lights on it.
Guest Posted October 7, 2006 Posted October 7, 2006 Here's a little clue for you Sean. Neil had a record box at Clifton Hall with flashing lights on it. I know,couldnt dance to save his live .
Sean Hampsey Posted October 7, 2006 Author Posted October 7, 2006 Here's a little clue for you Sean. Neil had a record box at Clifton Hall with flashing lights on it. Neil Page then Martin! Clowne's finest. Top Lad young Neil. Had Great taste (always danced to my stuff). Used to come on my bus to Clethorpes too. But that box... and Neil... are legendary! Happy times.... 20+ years ago. Neil Bloody Page. Well I never! How you doing Neil? Sean PS: BTW. He was actually just as good a dancer as you young Kenneth! It was always a toss up between you, Neil and Eric (remember Eric) as to who was most entertaining to watch from the stage. You were my standout three (standout FIVE if you count Hockey & Mick Scott)
Steve G Posted October 9, 2006 Posted October 9, 2006 (PS - Sean, you may remember me as Neil, tho' you probably wouldn't recognise me now - I've put a lot of weight on since back inthe day )
soulAdequateNP Posted October 9, 2006 Posted October 9, 2006 (edited) Sean, Steve, I'm doing fine (as New York City might have sang) thanks - I'm afraid my dancing skills are a pale shadow of what they were back in the day , doesn't stop me trying at places like Ponds Forge tho'...as some readers probably already know, I'm also involved with a semi-regular soul night in Clowne which will become regular (last Saturday of every month) in November Do you guys still get out and about on the scene? I'll keep my eyes open (PS - unfortunately I don't have the flashing box anymore, my current vinyl box is a metal 400-er on which I've stuck an Apple sticker so I can jokingly call it a prototype iPod ) Edited October 9, 2006 by soulAdequate
Sean Hampsey Posted October 21, 2006 Author Posted October 21, 2006 Still need this one folks! Nobody got one? How rare can it be? C'mon... sell me yours and make an old man very happy. Sean
Sean Hampsey Posted December 9, 2006 Author Posted December 9, 2006 I need this on Soul Sounds SS 1006. No, ................ I mean I really need it. Apart from the fact that it brings me right back to my youth... its the final piece in the jigsaw to help me complete the label (got all of the other Soul Sounds releases... except this one). Anyone? Sean Another Bump... anyone?
Julianb Posted January 23, 2007 Posted January 23, 2007 Sure I saw this on Friday for sale at Bury( can't remember whose box though) Do you still need it? Julian
Guest TONY ROUNCE Posted January 23, 2007 Posted January 23, 2007 ? I am probably the only person that likes Kiki Dee's version of this song. No, there are at least two of us, and at least one of us likes it better than Tami Lynn's version
Guest TONY ROUNCE Posted January 23, 2007 Posted January 23, 2007 TRIVIA CORNER Did you know that she is actually singing "I've gotta run away from you", or is it just me ...It's just you who's singing "I've Gotta Run...", mate - Tami actually sings "Whyyyyy - Don't I Run Away From You--ahoo..."
Guest Posted January 23, 2007 Posted January 23, 2007 (edited) ...It's just you who's singing "I've Gotta Run...", mate - Tami actually sings "Whyyyyy - Don't I Run Away From You--ahoo..." You got it Tone, that's more like it .....I knew it wasn't "I'm Gonna Run Away From You"....been ages since I've listened to it......err...that's my excuse anyway Edited January 24, 2007 by DelTee
Sean Hampsey Posted January 29, 2007 Author Posted January 29, 2007 Sure I saw this on Friday for sale at Bury( can't remember whose box though) Do you still need it? Julian Many thanks Julian.... but No I don't. I recently picked up two copies, within the space of a fortnight, off eBay. So that's it. I can sleep at night. The Soul Sounds Bootleg collection is now complete. Only taken me 30 years to get them all! So... what next? Shrine? Youngstown? Nah.... OOTP... much more of a challenge! Thanks again. Sean
Steve G Posted January 30, 2007 Posted January 30, 2007 Many thanks Julian.... but No I don't. I recently picked up two copies, within the space of a fortnight, off eBay. So that's it. I can sleep at night. The Soul Sounds Bootleg collection is now complete. Only taken me 30 years to get them all! So... what next? Shrine? Youngstown? Nah.... OOTP... much more of a challenge! Thanks again. Sean Try collecting Wand mate - a lifetime endeavour!
Sean Hampsey Posted January 30, 2007 Author Posted January 30, 2007 Thanks Pete. Superb stuff. Just as a matter of interest, anyone on here rate her "Never No More" track? Features on the "Love Is Here" LP and on the flip of the "That's Understanding" 45. I always rated it... but never heard it played out. Anybody know it? Love it? Hate it? Sean
Guest dkd Posted January 30, 2007 Posted January 30, 2007 No, there are at least two of us, and at least one of us likes it better than Tami Lynn's version Kiki Dee's version was actually played at our small night in Walthamstow on Saturday by guest DJ Tim Fuller (Tim the Mod on here) - first time I've heard it, so you are not alone! Dave
Sunnysoul Posted February 4, 2007 Posted February 4, 2007 Anyone know another 6T's version of I'm Gonna Run Away From You by a UK girly simply known as Antoinette on Pye I believe ? I have it amazingly on an Australian Astor 7"
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