Kegsy

It is indeed Funkedelic. https://www.google.co.uk/search?rlz=1C1DSGL_enGB416PT416&tbm=isch&sa=1&ei=teLzW6XJKdLmsAex3bioAg&q=funkedelic+1970+images&oq=funkedelic+1970+images&gs_l=img.12...152829.154163..157722...0.0..0.71.278.4......0....1..gws-wiz-img._Z44pcNjDLU#imgrc=4jwOx9YAjWG2mM:

Sad news indeed. One of the true originals and a great lad.

Catalinas anyone ?

It came out twice, 5514 and 5531 with different flips. I may be wrong but aren't they all spelt like that ?, Ooops dived in a bit early, i thought you were on about how "alright" was spelt.

Just been watching this, Mr Nelson claims his favourite female singer on Motown was Gladys Knight, and then they play Midnight Train To Georgia, which came out on Buddah, Do me a favour Trevor stop pretending you were there "back in the day". Then we get some shit that Bob Marley was making/taking references/influences, on Stir It Up, to Parliament/Funkadelic, do me a favour again. Ok there are bits in the progamme which are nice to see but why use Trevor Nelson to present it ?, we on here all know at least 20 others who could have done it better.

I've got an Earl Van Dyke 6x6 that is exactly the same, can't find it listed anywhere, it's like a white/same side both sides demo but on the regular issue label.

Honesty is always the best policy mate ☺

Probably more accurately Jimmy Hanna and the Dynamics. J.A.J./At The Mardi Gras on Seafair label. Its the light blue first issue not the later Seafair Bolo Red label. Thanks in advance.

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So does it just cover the Wigan era or does it give insights into other clubs and how Richard got into the scene etc. Richard didn't just turn up on the scene when wigan opened.

So does it just cover the Wigan era or does it give insights into other clubs and how Richard got into the scene etc. Richard didn't just turn up on the scene when wigan opened.

Perhaps Soul Source could form some sort of hook up with Columbia College, given the obvious connections in terms of Black Music Research etc.

Perhaps Soul Source could form some sort of hook up with Columbia College, given the obvious connections in terms of Black Music Research etc.

He is deadly serious Robb, he's never really got the hang of the new fangled decimal currency.

The problem is, to borrow a previously used phrase, "if you remember it you were'nt really there".

The VAT is only charged on what Discogs charge in sales commission, 8% i think. Not on individual sales. So if you sell 100 quids worth in a month they will bill you for 8 quid plus 1.60 VAT. 9.60. I don't have a VAT number so the VAT number field isn't mandatory.

But wouldn't artists like Larry Williams and Little Richard not have known better when signing for Okeh. My point isn't the amount of money the people, not just artists, involved got but whether they GOT ANYTHING at all from said reissues.

Say for example the small 45 Okeh singles. Would any of the proceeds of their (bulk) sales to the UK, ever get back to the original artists/writers/producers etc.

Maybe not what you would call a typical tearjerker but a sad and powerful song IMHO.

Anybody who starts fighting at a soul do deserves punching IMHO 😀

If he mentions me with relation to Va Va's and it's demise, will I get any royalties ?.

If he mentions me with relation to Va Va's and it's demise, will I get any royalties ?.

It wasn't on ebay mate. Set sale on a well known dealers list.

I saw this recently Spyder Turner I Cant Make It Anymore £100.00 SOLD No mention of it being a Demo so it must be a straight issue. Surely not, I don't even think JM could get that much for it.

I always use the Post Office, other than Italy I've never had any problems, but I think those were at the Italian end. I don't know if its the cheapest though.