Supercorsa Posted March 22, 2004 Posted March 22, 2004 During the eighties (scooter runs) and in one case more recently, I bought some records on the Sound of Soul (SOS) label. Anyway since then I've wondered how many releases there were on the label, I think there were 10 (not too sure tho'). Anyway the ones I have are as follows: SOS 001 Beverly Ann - He's Comin' Home b/w Dynatones - Fife Piper SOS 002 The Vibrations - Cause Your Mine b/w Count Five - Psychotic Reaction SOS 003 Major Lance - You Don't Want Me No More b/w Matt Parsons Orchestra - Boogaloo Investigator SOS 004 Bobby Paris - I Walked Away b/w Carnaby - Jump And Dance SOS 005 The Majestics - I Love Her So Much (it hurts me) b/w Bobby Paris - Night Owl SOS 006 Dee Dee Sharp - What Kind Of Lady b/w Derek + Ray - Interplay SOS 007 Delcos - Arabia b/w Present - Many's The Slip SOS 008 Greg Perry - It Takes Heart b/w Alfie Davison - Love Is A Serious Business SOS 009 ???????????? SOS 010 Mr Charles - I Don't Need No Doctor b/w N.F. Porter - Keep On Keeping On Does anybody know what was on SOS 009 (if indeed there was a SOS 009)? I have been told by people that it was either, The Chandlers or Lew Kirton, but nothing for certain. This is just one of those things that has bugged me for some years! Also if anybody has a copy, would they sell it? Can anybody help me, please?
Guest micksmith Posted March 23, 2004 Posted March 23, 2004 but who knows who was behind the label-my lips are sealed.
Guest Posted March 23, 2004 Posted March 23, 2004 During the eighties (scooter runs) and in one case more recently, I bought some records on the Sound of Soul (SOS) label. Anyway since then I've wondered how many releases there were on the label, I think there were 10 (not too sure tho'). Anyway the ones I have are as follows: SOS 001 Beverly Ann - He's Comin' Home b/w Dynatones - Fife Piper SOS 002 The Vibrations - Cause Your Mine b/w Count Five - Psychotic Reaction SOS 003 Major Lance - You Don't Want Me No More b/w Matt Parsons Orchestra - Boogaloo Investigator SOS 004 Bobby Paris - I Walked Away b/w Carnaby - Jump And Dance SOS 005 The Majestics - I Love Her So Much (it hurts me) b/w Bobby Paris - Night Owl SOS 006 Dee Dee Sharp - What Kind Of Lady b/w Derek + Ray - Interplay SOS 007 Delcos - Arabia b/w Present - Many's The Slip SOS 008 Greg Perry - It Takes Heart b/w Alfie Davison - Love Is A Serious Business SOS 009 ???????????? SOS 010 Mr Charles - I Don't Need No Doctor b/w N.F. Porter - Keep On Keeping On Does anybody know what was on SOS 009 (if indeed there was a SOS 009)? I have been told by people that it was either, The Chandlers or Lew Kirton, but nothing for certain. This is just one of those things that has bugged me for some years! Also if anybody has a copy, would they sell it? Can anybody help me, please? Now I may be wrong, but I could have sworn Vickie Baines / Country Girl was booted on SOS. Donk
Gene-r Posted March 23, 2004 Posted March 23, 2004 Donk, Are you sure you're not thinking of "Soul Sounds"? Vickie Baines was released on Soul Sounds in the late '70s, as was "I Don't Like To Lose" by The Group. Gene
Guest Posted March 23, 2004 Posted March 23, 2004 Gene, that "ARSE" pun, I've seen the flyers before, but unfortunately can't remember the promoter. Unfortunately I still don't know what was on SOS 009! Please, please somebody tell me.
Gene-r Posted March 24, 2004 Posted March 24, 2004 Hi Supercorsa, Sorry, the ARSE pun was not meant to imply that the promoter had anything to do with the SOS boots; just my flippant play on words!!! But I do remember the leaflets. The RSE in ARSE stood for something like "Rare Soul Experience" or something like that, and I remember being quite amused by it at the time! Gene
Dave Rimmer Posted March 24, 2004 Posted March 24, 2004 It was 'A Rare Soul Evening' from what I remember.
Guest 71TRSC Posted March 24, 2004 Posted March 24, 2004 'A.R.S.E.' used to be an old night which stood for Aylesbury Rare Soul Experience. Then it was used, as I recall by Buey who was originally from Aylesbury and he put on a night in London when he moved there as A Rare Soul Experience. He now is connected with Valatone of course.
John May Posted March 24, 2004 Posted March 24, 2004 Used to have a listing with them on, but can't find it now, however if my memory serves me well it was The 3 degrees ... Are you satisfied.
Guest Posted March 24, 2004 Posted March 24, 2004 Used to have a listing with them on, but can't find it now, however if my memory serves me well it was The 3 degrees ... Are you satisfied. This one was was released on Out Of The Past (OOTP).
John May Posted March 24, 2004 Posted March 24, 2004 Thanks for putting right there Janine, like I said "if my memory serves me right" which it didn't......... O.k so I've made a couple of phone calls on this and i am reliably informed that #009 Does not exist, for some reason the number was skipped. Come on then some one tell me i'm wrong (lol)
Mike Posted March 24, 2004 Posted March 24, 2004 Anyone know where a up todate list of recent boot/dodgy/odd label releases anywhere hard enough keep track whats been pushed out espically crop of "look a likes" plus now and again see ones that seem "odd" to me ike turner's instru (names gone) on uk thing being a recent one then theres ones like the anniversary releases and then legit ones like fyers records barbara lynn alt mix
Supercorsa Posted March 24, 2004 Author Posted March 24, 2004 O.k so I've made a couple of phone calls on this and i am reliably informed that #009 Does not exist, for some reason the number was skipped. Thanks for all the help. So it seems, I've been looking for a record that doesn't exist. Doh! This must mean, I've got the whole labels output. Not exactly up there with the collectors who have the complete collections of original Tamla, Gordy, Ric Tic, Golden World, Revilot, Etc., Etc., but I'm happy(I think? LOL).
Dave Rimmer Posted March 25, 2004 Posted March 25, 2004 Anyone know where a up todate list of recent boot/dodgy/odd label releases anywhere hard enough keep track whats been pushed out espically crop of "look a likes" plus now and again see ones that seem "odd" to me ike turner's instru (names gone) on uk thing being a recent one then theres ones like the anniversary releases and then legit ones like fyers records barbara lynn alt mix Hi Mike, This is the closest I get, but it's woefully out of date now. Reissues
Airfixkid Posted July 31, 2012 Posted July 31, 2012 I know its been a long time since this label was mentioned, I have simple question, can anybody give me the dates these were released? I think they start around 83, and seem to have to have bought a couple brand in 88 or thereabouts but would like to know for sure.. cheers. SOS 001 Beverly Ann - He's Comin' Home b/w Dynatones - Fife Piper SOS 002 The Vibrations - Cause Your Mine b/w Count Five - Psychotic Reaction SOS 003 Major Lance - You Don't Want Me No More b/w Matt Parsons Orchestra - Boogaloo Investigator SOS 004 Bobby Paris - I Walked Away b/w Carnaby - Jump And Dance SOS 005 The Majestics - I Love Her So Much (it hurts me) b/w Bobby Paris - Night Owl SOS 006 Dee Dee Sharp - What Kind Of Lady b/w Derek + Ray - Interplay SOS 007 Delcos - Arabia b/w Present - Many's The Slip SOS 008 Greg Perry - It Takes Heart b/w Alfie Davison - Love Is A Serious Business SOS 009 **unissued** SOS 010 Mr Charles - I Don't Need No Doctor b/w N.F. Porter - Keep On Keeping On
Crogger Posted July 31, 2012 Posted July 31, 2012 I have a copy of SOS 007 stamped 1st April 1985 on both sides.That would seem to fit your theory.
Trev Thomas Posted July 31, 2012 Posted July 31, 2012 but who knows who was behind the label-my lips are sealed. mine too, but he borrowed my beverley ann to dub the first one from
Airfixkid Posted August 1, 2012 Posted August 1, 2012 cheers Crogger, Trev if you could get a list of release dates off your mate that would be cool! cheers
Mick Holdsworth Posted August 5, 2012 Posted August 5, 2012 (edited) mine too, but he borrowed my beverley ann to dub the first one from I remember as the time he was thinking of doing "Sammy Davis Jr - You Can Count On Me" - This was towards the end of the SOS label, before the next label took over. It could be that SDJ was to be SOS 009, but that is only a guess. Update .. As soon as I posted this I suddenly remembered .. SOS009 was a 12" 4 track Bill Harris - Am I Hot / Lew Kirton - Heaven In The Afternoon Curtis - How Can I Tell Her / Voices Of East Harlem - Cahing In Cheers Mick Edited August 5, 2012 by Mick Holdsworth
Peter99 Posted August 5, 2012 Posted August 5, 2012 So who did em then? It is quite tedious when people keep saying "Mm, I know but I'm not telling". If you're not prepared to say I would have thought it better to say nowt - rather than wanting to appear to be in the "know gang" and therefore being better than the rest of us. 1
Benji Posted August 5, 2012 Posted August 5, 2012 i think it was the guy behind Groove Records in Brighton.
dthedrug Posted August 6, 2012 Posted August 6, 2012 HI ALL The SOS LABEL followed on from the Joker label 1984/5 ,with the fantastic Marsha Gee from NEW TORK STATE
Trev Thomas Posted August 6, 2012 Posted August 6, 2012 HI ALL The SOS LABEL followed on from the Joker label 1984/5 ,with the fantastic Marsha Gee from NEW TORK STATE no connection whatsoever, joker was done by somebody else
dthedrug Posted August 11, 2012 Posted August 11, 2012 HI TREV Did I say there was a connection? no I didn't diddle eye! however I can make a connexion for you, both JOKER & SOS were aimed at the scooter scene, which in the early mid 8T's filled the void, on the rare soul scene, the scooterists and their scene baffled me? as they took some good ideas put them together, and them made a pigs ear out of it for example the EATHIOPIONS THE WHIP DOCTOR BIRD (CLASSIC) WAS PLAYED NEXT TO BUSTER BLOOD VESALS CAN CAN , THEY RODE PX & GP SCOOTERS WHY? When a series 3 TV175 was the best scooter ever made, 14 hole DM'S AND GREEN HELICOPTER JACKETS?/ I wont go on , but the record labels had some link with a top WIGAN DEALER from the BOURNMOUTH AREA? AND THE LABELS CATERD FOR THEM IN QUESTION??? SO THERE YOU ARE A NICE CONECTION, SAYS I DAVE
Wiggyflat Posted August 11, 2012 Posted August 11, 2012 Ha ha Dave i regularly have drinks with that top Wigan dealer and can confirm what you have said...re the scooterboys...these were the descendants of the mid seventies scooterboys who wanted the most up to date scoot which at the time was a Gp from 69.They stopped production in 71 and the Spanish Jet 200 filled the void until 1976 and Arthur Francis of Watford imported the Indian ones....series 1 s and 2 s were considered for grandads.The Vespa PX was the classic eighties scooterboy scoot.
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