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  1. Very sad Roburt, I was always a massive fan of this one
  2. Never bootlegged to my knowledge, and saw one listed at £150 recently which sold.
  3. All in ex condition unless stated Don Gardner -Is this really love (Vg- plays with crackles and pops) £90 Silk Storm-Baby don't say no -Pawn promo £30 Gloria Lynne- i can't stand it -Fontana promo £15 Darrow Fletcher -That certain little something - Groovy £15 Lennis Guess - Old Mill rd -New Faces '68 £15 Jackson sisters - I believe in miracles - Mums UK £50 Bobby Marchan - That's the way it goes - Volt £20 Ginji James -Love changed his face - Brunswick (same both sides) £30 Twentie Grans -Guilty - Columbia £25 Heartstoppers -Marching out of your life -All Platinum Vg+ mark on vinyl £15 Persuasions -Summer ride -Erica (tear on flip) £20 Gloria Scott -What am i gonna do - Casablanca £35 Hesitations -Is this the way to treat a girl - GWP (slight ring wear on label) £50 Danny Boy Thomas -My love is over -(Demo)Vg + £30 Final Touch -I'm ready to give up your love (part 1 &2) £25 Larry Saunders -Stranger/Fly away love Bird -Soul International £25 Rubies -A Spanish boy -VJ £20 Three Pieces -I need you girl - UK Demo (Vg+) £20 Poets -She blew a good thing -Symbol £15 Kim Weston - I got what you need/Someone like you - MGM Pic Sleeve drill hole through sleeve and record £10 x 3 copies WANTS LIST Southern/deep soul These are just some of the records that I'm after Otis Clay -It was jealousy - Hi Rozetta Johnson - How can you lose what you never had -Clintone Rufus Thomas - Memphis train - Stax Isley Brothers - who's that lady -UA 60s Baby Washington -either you love me or leave me - sixth ave George Jackson - Talking about the love i have for you -ER
  4. Pretty sure you are right Paul
  5. It was a fantastic evening Daz, the funny thing was that Graham(who runs the t shirt stall) said the Margie Alexander was his favourite record and that the night could only go downhill from here
  6. Not sure John, but I played it as my first record at the Norfolk village revival a few weeks back.
  7. wonderful record Daz, also came out on a 12" bizarrely
  8. What about this one, shocking vocal,brilliant muscle shoals backing track
  9. Definitely take the wig mate,i've got the Adam and the Ants already
  10. I'll bear it in mind Phil if I don't get a trade.
  11. I've got a white demo of Wales Wallace- We're not happy/That ain't the way -Basie We're not happy (near mint) flip side has a mark on it which does not affect play) Picture is my copy with slight yellow mark on the label I would like to trade for an ex/mint copy of Ray Paige -Ain't no soul /Don't stop now I want this record for the Don't stop side, so if there is a problem with the condition on this side I would not be interested. Thank you Mark
  12. This was posted up by Bob Jones on Facebook in the last 15 minutes Déja Kia Bianco This page is so heart-warming. I'm Terry Callier's great niece. I regret to inform you all who really seemed to love him and his music that after a lengthy illness, my Uncle T has passed away Very sad news indeed, a true gent and incredibly talented man, added by site From the myspace page Bio: Early days: born in Chicago on May 24th 1945, Terry grew up singing alongside soul greats Jerry Butler, Major Lance and Curtis Mayfield. "That was a dynamite neighbourhood. All of us were doo-woping at the time in different groups" says Callier. 1962-1963: At the age of seventeen, one of his visits to Chess Records pays off and Callier signs his first record contract. Four tracks were recorded and one released, a single entitled: Look at me now. 1964: Callier is signed to do an album for Prestige Records. The New Folk Sound of Terry Callier is recorded in 1965. Around this time, Callier begins to become a presence on the Chicago night club/folk circuit. Joe Segal coins the phrase ?folk/jazz? to describe Terry?s new musical style. 1971-72: With Larry Wade, Callier writes a US Top 20 hit, The Dells: The love We Had StaysOn My Mind. This leads to a record deal with the Cadet label, a subsidiary of Chess Records. 1972-76: Callier records three albums for Cadet: Occasional Rain (1972), What Color is Love (1973) and I Just Can't Help Myself (1975). All three produced by Charles Stepney, crystallised his style ? a unique brand of soul featuring jazz-influenced compositional structures and themes of social awareness and gained him and impassioned following among R&B hipsters. Callier goes on his first national tour where he is heard in a featured spot alongside such artists as Gill Scott Heron, George Benson, and Grover Washington Jr. "The Cadet years were good for me" says Callier. "It seems that songs like Ordinary Joe, Occasional Rain and What Color is Love resonated out there. That felt good. It was behind those albums that I was able to play in places like Washington D.C, Detroit for quite a few years afterwards". 1977-79: Callier signed to Elektra Records by Don Mizell. He records two albums, Fire On Ice (1977) and Turn You to Love (1978) well received by critics and Radio 1 personality Frankie Crocker makes Sign Of the Time the theme song for his highly influential WBLS/New York radio show. 1981: Callier is granted custody of his only daughter Sundiata. He retires from music to a day job as a computer programmer for social service organisation connected to the University of Chicago. "When I got custody of my daughter I had to give us music to raise her properly, she needed me and the music business just didn't seem like a viable option at that point" says Callier. He continues to perform, however. In the early 1990s, the Chess/Cadet recordings are unearthed by Acid Jazz listeners in the UK who were drawn to his deeply moving poetry and musical eclecticism. The three Cadet albums became essential collectors items for the prospective beat-head. Callier?s music is heavily requested at UK listening venues and Charly Records releases a Best of Terry Callier on Cadet compilation. In 1991 Acid Jazz tracks Callier down and releases a new version of I Don?t Want to See Myself (Without You) on an EP. "I am often reminded that there are people listening to the music now who weren't in this world when some of the songs were originally recorded" says Callier. "I just hope this circle remains unbroken and continues to grow". 1997: Terry records three tracks with the up and coming British singer: Beth Orton. To be released, courtesy of Verve, on Beth Ortons label: Heavenly. 1998: Verve/Talkin Loud release Terry?s new album Timepeace. Terry finds himself touring Europe and the UK to show that receive standing ovation. May 1998: Universal Records released a new compilation: Terry Callier Essential, The Very Best plus three re-issues of new CDs from the Chess/Cadet albums: What Color is Love, Occasional Rain and I Just Can?t Help Myself. May 1998, Terry sold out the Shepherd's Bush Empire, London. Summer 1998 saw Terry touring the UK and Europe, covering Glastonbury, Vienna Opera House, The Quart Festival Norway, Fusion Festival Sweden, North Sea Festival Holland, Montreaux Festival in Switzerland, Munich and Paris France. Timepeace was chosen by the UN as the theme song for the 1999 Peace Conference. 1999: Verve/Talkin Loud release Lifetime with full European tour. 2001: Mr Bongo release the live set album Alive recorded at the Jazz Cafe, London alongside Europe, US and Japanese tours. In 2001 he was also to be heard on much-praised albums by Koop [Waltz For Koop] and 4-Hero [Creating Patterns] 2002: Mr Bongo releases Speak Your Peace with a full UK tour. This is a new solo project that reconfirms his enormous songwriting talent and shared vision with today?s most adventurous producers, namely Jean-Paul 'Bluey' Maunick of Incognito and 4-hero. Their individuality proves to be totally compatible with his own. This album features the joyful collaboration with Paul Weller on the track 'Brother to Brother'. 2003: Terry completes a sell-out tour of Europe taking in Spain, Germany, Holland, Italy and France and more. October 2003: Mr Bongo release Total Recall - a remix album featuring remixes by Zero 7, 4Hero, Funky Lowlives and Block 16, supported by a full UK tour. 2004: Terry's tour takes in dates including France, Japan, Toronto and London. October 2004: Mr Bongo release the eagerly anticipated new studio album 'Lookin' Out' which is a true return to form. The lazy, jazzy tracks ooze vibes of Chicago, Terry's home town, where all the tracks were written, performed and recorded by the finest musicians. 2006: Terry sings on Massive Attack's single 'Live With Me' to much acclaim. Features on 'Collected', Massive Attacks best of album. 2008: 'Welcome Home' released on Mr Bongo Records. A new live album following the recording of an outstanding performance at the Jazz Cafe, London in March 2008. just two video clips of this mans tremendous output will be missed more info http://www.mrbongo.c...s/terry-callier http://www.myspace.com/terrycallier
  13. Very sad news indeed, a true gent and incredibly talented man Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full
  14. Glad to hear it mate, I don't go to Northern nights any more but remember it very well considering it's nearly 30 years
  15. Funny about that Russ, i mentioned this track the other day on a Facebook site. One of my faves from Stafford, great to see it revived.
  16. Really sad mate, so many great memories attributed to Frank.
  17. i can't make the Impressions gig at the Jazz Cafe in London this Friday,there are 2 tickets at £30 each. Please message me if interested
  18. Tony, i didn't realise 'Look at the girl' was a cover. I really love that song.
  19. I also love George Jackson and Charles Brimmer's versions too.
  20. Always loved Ralfi Pagan's versions of 'Baby I'm a want you' and 'I didn't want to have to do it' both superb songs anyway but i love his take on them.
  21. Thank you for the music Bob


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