Dave Rimmer

Just name them to show who is responsible for trying to perpetrate a fraud on every other member of the site, then boot 'em, and block any further aplications from the same ISP.

In this case 'Grumpy' is probably more appropriate.

You've lost me on that one. and I must admit I thought you were Stuart Tyler, I may be wrong of course. To be honest though, you can call me what you like, I might answer, I might answer with an extreme violent reaction, or I might just ignore you. There again, you have the same three choices if you call me Dave :-) The whole point to my post was, it's easy to ignore who owns what copyright, I'm not claiming any holier than thou status here, but just wanted to make the point. I was, as usual, wrong, because Graham has used a free download as his avatar (Hopefully the site he downloaded it from has paid the licence) and Chalky is using a photograph he took of Speedy Gonzales twin brother. I should have realised. I'm also not condoning in any way shape or form what happened to Ady and Butch, but not knowing the facts have refrained from passing comment on that, but I have to agree with the opriginal poster on this thread (Forgotten who it was now) there has been a certain element of "I know something you don't" to some of the postings that have been made.

Am I being thick here ? What statement on behalf of Kev Roberts ?

I presume you have paid the necessary licence fee for the piece of film you use as your avatar then ? After all, it's a clearly recognisable image, so someone must own the copyright on that particular film clip. Same with Chalkies cartoon character as well I suppose :-) The point being you have to take into account the reasonableness of each issue on it's own individual merits. Sure, strictly speaking, someone owns the images you both use, but I for one would think it unreasonable to expect you to have to licence the image to use as your avatar on Soul Source. The same principle applies to Soul nights and allnighters.

The one that sticks in my mind was John Manship paying £180 for Seven Day Lover, and a week later it came out on Cream

Bloody Hell....I suppose it depends how big the glass of beer was :-0

About 20% of what I'd get for it now.

I was offered £600 cash for my copy over a year ago. I refused it.

Lancashire born and bred, exiled in the West Midlands for the last twenty three years.

Never seen a copy, but I've got it listed in the SKM discography. Can you confirm the release date as 1979 ?

Breakaway here's six for a start BREAK AWAY THOMAS IRMA BREAKAWAY VALENTINES BREAKAWAY BASIL TONI BREAKAWAY KARMEN STEVE BREAKAWAY LLOYD LINDA BREAKAWAY MASKMAN & THE AGENTS

try this one daverimmer1@btinternet.com

Except it was written several years ago and doesn't include any of these genre....

Steve, What's the DJ running order at the warm up ?

And me please dave@soulfulkindamusic.com

Apart from the one update from you, no.

So do I :-)

Chris doesn't need to name and shame them, Pep's name is on his flyers...Ooops

I have some vague memory that it also came out on Brunswick. there is another single by Demetris Trapp on Brunswick, but steer well clear, it's pure ashtray material.

Especially as it told you which ones you got wrong, so you just go back and try a different answer. Never could remember when Motown moved, took me three go's to get that right, got all of the others right first time though

The Cressa Watson got a release on a UK album believe it or not. 'Twenty Great Unknown Soul Classics of The '60s & '70s - Cascade - Drop 1013 It's a subsiduary company of Ace Records

Already have been Mike. That's where I got some of the stuff from, but the listing as it stands is all he, and I could come up with between us.

The Ru-Jac label must be the most complicated (or just plain crazy) numbering system I've ever come across. I've listed what I've got below, and as you'll see, the numbers have no sequence, are repeated, might not exist, and are possibly completely out of order as far as dates. So if any one can fill in some of the gaps I'd be really grateful. Rujac Ru-Jac 01 - ? Ru-Jac 02 - ? Ru-Jac 03 - ? Ru-Jac 04 - ? Ru-Jac 05 - ? Ru-Jac 06 - ? Ru-Jac 07 - Little Winfield Parker - One Of These Mornings / My Love For You - ? Ru-Jac 08 - Brenda Jones - Let's Go Back To School / Can't You See - ? Ru-Jac 09 - Jolly Jax - Meadow Of Love / Monkey Cha Cha - 1964 Ru-Jac 009 - Butch Cornell's Trio - Goose Pimples / Here 'Tis Now - ? Ru-Jac 0010 - ? Ru-Jac 0011 - Shirley Of The Soul Sisters & Brothers - What More (Can Anyone Want) / You Don't Really Care - ? Ru-Jac 0012 - Brenda Jones - It Must Be Love / I'm So Afraid - 1963 Ru-Jac 0013 - The Reekers - Don't Call Me Flyface / Grindin' - 1963 Ru-Jac 0014 - ? Ru-Jac 0015 - Bobby Sax & The Housekeepers - Get Right / Soul At Last - 196? Ru-Jac 0016 - ? Ru-Jac 0017 - Winfield Parker - I Love You Just The Same / My Love - ? Ru-Jac 0017 - Rita Doryse & The Bob Craig Combo - Please Let Me Love You / Goodie Goodie - ? Ru-Jac 0018 - The Henchmen - She Still Loves You / Think Of Me - ? Ru-Jac 0019 - Kitty Lane - It's Love I Need / Sweetheart - ? Ru-Jac 0019 - Winfield Parker - Go Away Playgirl / Wandering - ? Ru-Jac 0020 - Winfield Parker (With The Shydells Band) - Sweet Little Girl / What Do You Say - 1968 Ru-Jac 0020 - The Caressors - I Can't Stay Away / Who Can It Be - 1968 Ru-Jac 0021 - ? Ru-Jac 0022 - Winfield Parker - Oh My Love / She's So Pretty - 1968 Ru-Jac 0023 - Gene And Eddie - I Would Cry / I Tell You - 1968 Ru-Jac 0024 - Winfield Parker - Fallen Star / I Love You Just The Same - 1968 Ru-Jac 0024 - Winfield Parker - I Love You Just The Same / Oh My Love - 1968 Ru-Jac 025 - The Fred Martin review - I'm The One Who Loves You / Contagious - ? Ru-Jac 102668 - Fred Martin Jr & The Exciters - Hot Dog / Love Don't Leave Me Now - 1968 Ru-Jac 101-1 - Winfield Parker - Mr Clean Part 1/ Part 2 - ? Ru-Jac 200 - Winfield Parker - Funkey Party / Oh My Love - 1968 Ru-Jac 201 - Gene & Eddie - It's So Hard / Sweet Little Girl* - 1969 *Same Version As Winfield Parker On Ru-Jac 0020. Ru-Jac 202 - Gene & Eddie - Let Me Go Easy / She's True Enough - ? Ru-Jac 218 - The Neltones - Come On Over / C'est La Vie - ? Ru-Jac 220 - Mask Man & The Cap-Tans - Love Can Do Wonders / Chicken Wings - ? Ru-Jac 302 - wilson Conroy - Canadian Sunset / Secret Love - ? Ru-Jac 980 - Jimmy Dotson - Think Of Me As Your Soldier / To Be Your Lover - ? Ru-Jac 9170 - The Fred Martin Review - Take Me Back Again / I Know It's Going To Happen - 1970 Ru-Jac - 41070 - Sir Joe - Baby I'd Drop Everything / Every Day (I'll Be Needing You - 1970 (Joe Quarteman) Ru-Jac 1613 - Tiny Tim (Mr. T) Harris - Saving All My Loving / It's Everything To Me - ? Ru-Jac 1671 - Gene & Eddie - Why Do You Hurt Me / Darling I Love You - 1971 Ru-Jac 1771 - The Dynamic Corvettes - Keep Off The Grass / It's A Trap - 1971 Ru-Jac 2-1771 - Fred Martin Revue - Sugar / When I Am Alone - 1971 Ru-Jac 1871 - Saturday - Changes Part 1 / Part 2 - 1971 Ru-Jac 81171 - Saturday - The Drums & Bells Of Christmas / The Love Of A Child - 1971 Ru-Jac 32272 - The Fred Martin Review - I Loved You Once / Go On Back - 1972 Ru-Jac 5771 - Utopian Concept / Francine Long - Days May Come, Days May Go / Same - 1971 Ru-Jac 45001 - Jessie Crawford - Please Don't Go / I Love You So - ? Ru-Jac 45002 - Sonny Daye & The Shyndel's Band - I'm Through With You / A Woman Like You - ? Ru-Jac 45006 - Little Winfield Parker - My Love For You / One Of Those Mornings - ? Ru-Jac 45007 - Winfield Parker - When I'm Alone / Rockin' In The Barnyard - ? Ru-Jac 52670 - Gene & Eddie - It's No Sin / You've Got To Love Sometime - ? Ru-Jac ? - Rita Dorsey - Wait Till Then / When I'm Alone Ru-Jac ? - Arthur Conley - I'm A Lonely Stranger / ? - 1964 Ru-Jac ? - Lance Hill - Angel In The Sky / Through - ?

I answered the question as to whether the hosting of sound on websites is illegal, and added that it is up to the individual website owner's own sense of responsibility and morals. I find it rather strange that YOU are then asking ME whether you should host sound on your site. I have no opinion on whether you should host sound, I tried to make that perfectly clear by saying it's up to YOUR own sense of responsibility and morals, and I'm not in a position to judge that. You might view Soulclub as an educational tool (I've used it myself to listen to tracks I didn't know or remember), but under the laws of this country, it is still illegal, whatever you view it as, and that's the question I answered.