Dave Rimmer

Light blue touch paper and stand well back thread ! Stoke is number 1 for regular attendances these days, no disputing that, but there are so many factors which count towards making an allnighter the number one, and having the most people through the door isn't the only thing that counts. Longevity, 100 Club wins by a long way, Number of allnighters held, 100 Club wins by a long way because it's 10 a year to Stoke's 5, Top DJ line up; well this one is subjective, but I can't think of a top name DJ that has appeared at Stoke, that hasn't appeared at the 100 Club (although I'm open to correction because I've only been attending the 100 Club twenty something years, and probably only half the Stoke niters) Breaking new sounds: Again the 100 Club without any argument. Getting the balance right bewtween Oldies, rare stuff, Seventies, Crossover, R & B, and new discoveries: Rugby for me, you get some of each at every niter Friendliness: Rugby wins it by miles, it seems to be the niter where everyone knows everyone else and they are all mates. Rugby is also up there for the best second room, but Gloucester is close behind. Radcliffe of course holds the crown for the most rooms, thus potentially the most choice of music, with five on the go throughout the night. Grottiest venue, but great night: Bidds It's the only time I've missed a niter because I had a dodgy stomach, I couldn't bear the thought of spending the night in those toilets. Of course it's all advertising hype, and the decision is personal, but I wouldn't like to split between Rugby and the 100 Club as the number 1 allnighters in the world. So if they are equal first, that means there is no number 2

and that's from a DJ who does turn up at the beginning and stay till the end. Having said that I know Nige probably does more events than me these days. I tend to just do one a weekend now, and I know Nige sometimes does three (Although last weekend I did three if we are counting). It's not about how many hours you put in though, it's about enjoying yourself, it's a night out for Christ's sake. You do what you want to do Nige, you'll always have my respect.

There were several prosecutions, and people served time for specifically bootlegging those obscure US Soul singles back in the Seventies Bob. So somebody showed enough interest.

It's obviously never crossed your mind that those of us who do enjoy a drink but don't cause problems are just as annoyed about the drunks as you are. You are of course entitled to go and find an allnighter that doesnt have a bar, but as Chalky said, you'll struggle. In the mean time, if you see someone who is drunk and being a nuisance, tell the promoter, but leave those of us who are no problem alone, we're not the problem, so saying that anyone who likes a drink should "stay the fook away from you" is not the answer.

I was supposed to go to the pub, and fell asleep on the settee ! Doh !

Whilst not wishing to disagree with regard to your argument in the early days of the Northern Soul scene, I'd hazard a guess that over the ensuing forty years the most influential label has been Kent UK. Almost certainly in Europe, because in the main their part of the Northern Soul scne didn't really get going until the '80s, and not least because the Kent LPs became available in Europe. So what has the company issued ? Over 100 LPs, with tracks from hundreds of different US labels, including more than a few unrelesed tracks. Getting on for 100 singles, almost half of which contain classics, and half previously unreleased tracks which have becone classics. Over 300 CDs, thousands upon thousands of tracks, label focused CDs, artist focused CDs, and compilations of clasics, rarities, and unreleased tracks. So as I say, in the very early days Stateside and London American kickstarted the scene, and the whole collecting thing, but in the 40 years since, by breadth of variety, worldwide appeal, and sheer quantity, Kent UK has to have been the most influential label over the whole period of the Northern Soul Scene. And they are still going.

Well there is a handy balconey

I've added the flip side to 113 Mack IV 1/2 - The Lions - No One (No One But You) / Giggles 3 - Little Eddie Love - There Is A Flame / Come Running To Me Baby 3/4 - Frankie Lucas - So Long / ? 005 - Furys - So Tuff / Over You (Pains In My Heart) 104 - The Lions - Til The 13th Month / Girl Of The World 105 - Margo - Everyday / Unknown 111 - Hal Fisher - Oh, What A Sad Affair / ? 112 - The Furys - Zing! Went The Strings Of My Heart / Never More 113 - G Hodge - Shoulder Motion / Verler 114 - The Furys - If There's A Next Time / Another Fella 115 - The Furys - I Really Feel Good / Always 116 - Verneta Lofton - (You Can't Let The Girl) Overpower The Woman In You / The Power Of Love 117 - The Furys - Gee Baby / Somebody's Fox 118 - The Furys - I Lost My Baby / What Is Soul

Here's what I remember, last spot 5am to 6am Carol Anderson - Taking My Mind Off Love - Whip Jackey Beavers - I Need My Baby - Revilot Billy Hambric - She Said Goodbye - Drum Thelma Lindsey - Prepared To Love You - Magic City Satisfactions - Take It Or Leave It - Smash Invitations - Watch Out Little Girl - MGM Ted Taylor - Somebody's Always Trying - Okeh Slim Willis - No Feeling For You - CJ Idols - Just A Little Bit More - Reveille Five Royales - Catch That Teardrop - Home Of The Blues Johnny Sayles - I Can't Get Enough - St Lawrence O'Jays - I'll Never Forget You - Imperia Magnetics - I Have A Girl - Ra-Sel Martels - Where Can My Baby Be - A La Carte Bob & Fred - I'll Be On My Way - Big Mack Fantastic Four - Can't Stop Looking For My Baby - Ric-Tic Johnny Mae Mathews - I Have No Choice - Big Hit Ray Pollard - The Drifter - United Artists

Kent Select City 001 - Tobi Lark - True True Love / Little Ann - Sweep It Out In The Shed City 002 - The Pretenders - A Broken Heart Cries / John Edwards - How Can I Go On Without You City 003 - The Other Brothers - Nobody But Me / Bettye Swann - The Dance Is Over City 004 - Charlie Rich - Don't Tear Me Down / Jeanette Jones - Cut Loose City 005 - Danny Cobus - The Two Of Us / Chico & Buddy - /You Won't Miss The Water City 006 - The Tandels - Is It Love Baby? / The Fashionettes - Losin' Control City 007 - Luther Ingram - Oh Baby Don't You Weep / Chet "Poison" Ivy - Mata Hari City 008 - Otis Redding - Loving By The Pound / Barbara & The Browns - I'm Gonna Start A War City 009 - Rita & The Tiaras - Gone With The Wind Is My Love / Gone With The Wind Is My Love (Instrumental) City 010 - Little Ann - Lean Lanky Daddy / Who Are You Trying To Fool City 011 - Little Willie John - Country Girl Aka Home At Last / I Need Someone City 012 - Spencer Wiggins - Let's Talk It Over / Love Attack City 013 - Lilly Fields - Changes / Shaladons - We Can Do It City 014 - Philip & The Faithfuls - What'cha Gonna Do / The Additions - Until The End Of Time City 015 - Barbara Perry - A Man Is A Mean Thing / Gladys Bruce - I've Got A Feeling For You Baby City 016 - Jesse Davis - Hang On In There Girl / Hang On In There Girl City 017 - Spencer Wiggins - I'm At The / Make Me Yours City 018 - Willie Bollinger - I Won't Have To Cry No More / Willie Walker - Run Around City 019 - Larry Banks - Ooh It Hurts Me / Bobby Penn - Without Your Love

The original Post was from 2008 though, so I guess the original sale is price is well out of date now anyway, All the recent additions have been about who was in what group when. And to be honest I find that a lot more interesting than a sale that took place four years ago.

Right, so having waded through all the posts, I've changed the discography on SKM to look like this The Magnetics (From Detroit. Members: Bobby Peterson, Sharon Peterson, Tony Johnson (lead singer), Jackie Perkins and Candi Bell). When Tony Johnson left the group he teamed up with Tyrone Pickens to record as the duo Tony & Tyrone Allrite 620 - Where Are You / The Train - 1962 The Magnetics (From Detroit. Members: Gerald Mathis (lead singer), Bobby Peterson (the same singer who was in the Magnetics on Allrite), Elijah Davis, Ernest Newsome & William 'Pete' Crawford) This group was in fact The Volumes who were at the time in between contracts. Bonnie 107374 - Lady In Green / Heart You're Made Of Stone - 1965 The Magnetics (From Detroit. The third Detroit Magnetics are definitely a white sounding girl group, which according to Andy Rix, are not particularly good, which would account for the tracks never gaining an actual release.) Hitsville Acetate - Father Time Histville Acetate - Please Don't Go Away The Magnetics (From Philadelphia) (The Philadelphia Magnetics have as far as I know only the one release, although other releases on the Ra Sel label exist. John Anderson at Soul Bowl is rumoured to have several unreleased acetates by the group.) Ra-Sel R7-104 - I Have A Girl / Love And Devotion - 1967 The Magnetics (From Chicago The Chicago Magnetics releases have Lee McKinney as the lead singer, so are all the same group.) Sable 102 - When I'm With My Baby / Count The Days - 196? J-V 2501 - Oh Love / Wasting Time - 1969 Lee McKinney & The Magnetics (Same group from Chicago) Sable 104 - I'll Keep Holding On / Jackie Baby - 196? (M.F.Williams) "featuring" THE MAGNETICS vocal with instrumental accompaniment BY: The Sounds Unlimited. (From Richmond) Sound Trap 30391/2 - Let Me Comfort You / Good By My Love - ? Can anyone add anything more, such as the Chicago lineup ?

PAT POWDRILL Pat Powdrill (born Birmingham, Alabama --- died 11-April-1996 --- cause: ?) Reprise 20,166 - I Only Came To Dance With You / Fell By The Wayside - 1963 Reprise 20,204 - Happy Anniversary / I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know - 1963 Reprise 0286 - Breaking Point / Luckiest Girl In Town - 1964 Downey 139 - Do It / I Can't Hear You - 1966 ( Group consisted of Pete Parker - keyboards, Ken Johnston - guitar, Dennis Trull - bass, Skip Metheny - drums) Pat Powdrill and The Powerdrills (members Pat Powdrill, Pete Parker - keyboards, Ken Johnston - guitar, Dennis Trull - bass, Skip Metheny - drums) Downey 141 - Together Forever* / They Are The Lonely - 1966 (promo copies issued in red vinyl) *co-written by Jack Stern and Barry White --- also recorded in 1967 by Viola Wills on Bronco 2053. The Ikettes (member Shellie Clark (later member of Honey Cone), Ann Thomas and Pat Powdrill (replacing P. P. Arnold)) 1966 The Ikettes (member Ann Thomas, Pat Powdrill and Vermettya Royster) 1966 The Ikettes (member Ann Thomas, Pat Powdrill and Maxanne Lewis (a. k. a. Paulette Parker on Duke)) 1967 The Ikettes (member Ann Thomas, Pat Powdrill, Maxanne Lewis and Jean Brown) Shalamar (members Pat Powdrill, ...........................................................) Soul Train 10885 - Uptown Festival (Part 1) / Uptown Festival (Part 2) - 1977 "For what it is worth, the band that did the "I Can't Hear You" and "Do It" cuts (music, claps, background vocals) that were released by Downey was: Pete Parker - keyboards Ken Johnston - guitar Dennis Trull - bass Skip Metheny - drums Those two tunes were recorded in Los Angeles in '66. Pat was so young and so full of life and energy then - she was just great. Thanks for bringing up the memories.I have no idea who the members were that did the other tunes listed. Thanks for all your effort to keep this music alive - Skip Metheny" "I just wanted to add to Skip's entry. The same group also recorded "Together Forever" and "They are The Lonely". I still have my copy. I was very excited to hear that these songs and all of the information about Pat are available on the internet. Thanks for your efforts, Dennis Trull"

I doubt it, as the Magnetics who recorded the two acetates at Motown were a white sounding girl group.

No address ? Then that's the bootleg issue !

Getting there slowly guys. I reckon that Sean Hampsey will have some of the missing numbers, he just hasn't bothered checking yet

Aaaaargh ! Not looked for that yet. Unless you are going to supply one ? Just looked. One here https://bsnpubs.com/florida/malaco/malaco.html

I came across this thread whilst attempting to do a Malaco discography, so it saved me a considerable amount of digging. I've added quite a lot of info regarding dates, and probably an additional thirty singles. Can anyone help finish the discography off ? Ok, here's what I've got.: Malaco 901 - Cozy Corley - Warm Loving Man / Got To Get Myself Together 902 - Cozy Corley - It's All Over / I Love You 2002 - Chipper - Groovy Christmas / Toy Soldier 2003 - Tropics - Tired Of Waiting / Talking 'Bout Love 323 - Gerald Sisters - Help Me Bear The Tide / Lead Me 324 - Curtis Watson - Old Time Hymns / Humble Me, Lord 325 - Friendly Travelers - I Made It Over / I Want To Be Ready 326 - Prince Dixon & Southernaires - Will You Please Help Me, Jesus / Stop Your Lying 327 - Lee Barnes - See You In The Rapture / He Changed Me 328 - Gerald Sisters - Let's Go To Church / Tree Of Life 329 - Dixons - Ain't No Way / If Jesus Says Yea 1010 - Joe Wilson - Broken Heart Come In / (Don't Let Them) Blow Your Mind 1011 - Mighty Sam - Mister & Mrs. Untrue / Never Too Busy - 1971 1012 - Hank Sample - Got To Find The Nerve / If You See That Girl Of Mine 1013 - ? 1014 - Elliot Small - Cherry / Seperation 1015 - ? 1016 - ? 1017 - ? 1018 - Jewel Bass - All Good Things Must Come To An End / I Tried It And I Like It 1019 - Joe Johnson - The Blind Man / Perfect Love Affair 1020 - Richard Calton - Superman / I'm Gonna Love You More 1021 - Carson Whitsett - Country Walk / Dog In The Night 1022 - Deep South Wind - So Nice To Be In Love / Hello Love, Mister Happiness 1023 - Carolyn Hudson - Foot Loose & Fancy Free / Don't Come Back To Me [withdrawn] 1024 - J. J. Lewis - Black Annie / When Will You Be Coming Home 1025 - Mason Arnold - Elvis Is Coming Back / Elvis Is Coming Back 1026 - Deep South Wind - You Sweet Thing / My Baby's Coming Home 1027 - John Ramphrey - Rock Of Ages / Hitch Hike To Heaven 1028 - Butch Hornsby - Universe / Tanya 1029 - Dorothy Moore - Misty Blue / Here It Is - 1975 1030 - Jackson Southernaires - Travel On / Jesus Will Provide 1031 - Elliott Small - E-Ni-Meni-Mi-Ni-Mo / E-Ni-Meni-Mi-Ni-Mo 1032 - Eddie Floyd - Somebody Touch Me / Never Too Old - 1977 1033 - Dorothy Moore - Funny How Time Slips Away / Ain't That A Mother's Luck - 1976 1034 - Jewell Bass - Sugar Britches / Sugar Britches - 1976 1035 - Eddie Floyd - Chi-Town Hustler / In Paradise - 1976 1036 - Patterson Twins - I Need Your Love / Two Wrongs - 1976 1037 - Dorothy Moore - For Old Times' Sake / Daddy's Eyes - 1976 1038 - Jackson Southernaires - Prayer For Christmas / It's Christmas Time Again 1039 - Eddie Floyd - Special Christmas Day / Mother, My Dear Mother 1040 - Dorothy Moore / Eddie Floyd- We Should Really Be In Love / I'll Never Be Loved - 1977 1041 - Jewell Bass - Overflowing / I Don't Trust Myself 1042 - Dorothy Moore - I Believe You / Love Me - 1977 1043 - Eddie Floyd - You're Gonna Walk Out On Me / Prove It To Me - 1977 1044 - Jackson Southernaires - Nobody Can / You Can't Turn Me Around - 1977 1045 - Chuck Brooks - I Believe In Love / Write A Little Prayer - 1977 1046 - Lee Barnes - See You In The Rapture / He Changed Me - 1977 1047 - Dorothy Moore - With Pen In Hand / Too Blind To See - 1977 1048 - Dorothy Moore - Let The Music Play / One, Two, Three - 1978 1049 - Chad - Let's Get Acquainted / Let's Get Acquainted - 1978 1050 - Nolan Struck - Fallin' In Love With You / Fire Don't Burn - 1978 1051 - Natural High - That's Why / Whole World's Dancing - 1978 1052 - Dorothy Moore - Special Occasion / Girl Overboard - 1978 1053 - Kim Morrison - Hollywood & Vine / One In A Million - 1978 1054 - Dorothy Moore - Loving Time / Write A Little Prayer - 1978 1055 - Jewell Bass - Let Your Love Rain Down On Me / Don't Trust Me 1056 - James Bradley - I'm In Too Deep / I Can't Get Enough Of Your Love 1057 - Freedom - Dance Sing Along / Set You Free 1058 - Fern Kinney - Groove Me / Let's Keep It Right There 1059 - Dorothy Moore - Once Or Twice / Love Me 1060 - Freedom - Get Up & Dance / Special Memory - 1979 1061 - Fern Kinney - Together We're Beautiful / Sun, Moon & Rain 1062 - Dorothy Moore - Angel Of The Morning / Making Love 1063 - James Bradley - Let's Do It Together / Knowing You're My Everything 2062 - Dorothy Moore - Talk To Me--Every Beat Of My Heart / Lonely - 1980 2063 - James Bradley - Let's Do It Together / Knowing You're My Everything - 1980 2064 - Dorothy Moore - Angel Of The Morning / Make It Soon - 1980 2065 - Freedom - Funky With You / Funktionary - 1980 2066 - Sho' Nuff - It's Alright / It's Alright - 1980 2067 - McKinley Mitchell - Run To Love / Trouble Blues - 1980 2067 - McKinley Mitchell - Poverty / Trouble Blues - 1980 2068 - Jackson Southernaires - I Need Him / Sunshine - 1980 2069 - Z.Z. Hill - Please Don't Make Me / Blue Monday - 1980 2070 - Ruby Wilson - Bluer Than Blue / Feeling's Still Here - 1980 2071 - McKinley Mitchell - Slave For Your Love / Trouble Blues - 1980 2072 - Sho' Nuff - What Am I Gonna Do / Dancin' Fun 2073 - Freedom - Funny Way / After Party - 1981 2074 - Z.Z. Hill - Separate Ways / Chained To Your Love - 1981 2075 - Freedom - I Give You Love / At The Party - 1981 2076 - Z.Z. Hill - Bump & Grind / Something Goin' On - 1981 2077 - Freedom - You / You Got The Power 2078 - Duncans - Gonna Stay In Love / Lovin' You, Baby 2079 - Z.Z. Hill - Cheating In The Next Room / Right Arm For Your Love - 1982 2080 - Power - You're Everything I Always Wanted / Groovin' - 1982 2081 - Sho' Nuff - Don't Be Lonely / Just To Love Someone Like You - 1982 2082 - Z.Z. Hill - When It Rains, It Pours / When Can We Do This Again - 1982 2083 - Latimore - Let The Doorknob Hit You / Do That To Me One More Time 2084 - Latimore - Bad Risk / Ain't Nothing You Can Do 2085 - Z.Z. Hill - What Am I Gonna Tell Her / Get You Some Business - 1983 2088 - Victor Tavares - Show Me (vocal) / Show Me (instrumental) - 1983 2089 - Denise LaSalle - Lady In The Street / I Was Not The Best Woman - 1983 2090 - Z.Z. Hill - Open House At My House / Who You Been Givin' It To - 1983 2091 - G. C. Cameron - Let's Share / Hearts & Flowers - 1983 2092 - Denise LaSalle - Lay Me Down / I Was Telling Him About You - 1983 2093 - Latimore - I'll Do Anything For You / Hell Fire Lovin' - 1983 2094 - Z.Z. Hill - Get A Little, Give A Little / Blind Side - 1983 2095 - Denise LaSalle - Down Home Blues / Down Home Blues 2096 - Greens III - You Want My Body / Shake It Baby 2097 - Z.Z. Hill - Steal Away / Three Into Two Won't Go - 1984 2098 - Denise LaSalle - Right Place, Right Time / He's Not Available - 1984 2099 - Latimore - One Shirt, Soulless Shoes / You - 1984 2100 - Sharon Benson - Hold On, I'm Coming / ? - 1984 2101 - Formula V - Killer Groove / Killer Groove - 1984 2102 - Freedom - It's You / Are You Available - 1984 2103 - Z.Z. Hill - Shade Tree Mechanic / Someone Else Is Steppin' In - 1984 2104 - Little Milton - Blues Is All Right / Come Back Kind Of Loving - 1985 2105 - Denise LaSalle - Treat Your Man Like A Baby / Come To Bed 2106 - Greens III - Falling In Love With You / I Want My Baby 2107 - Johnnie Taylor - Lady, My Whole World Is You / L-O-V-E - 1984 2108 - Little Milton - Misty Blue / Catch You On The Way Down - 1985 2109 - Z.Z. Hill - I'm Gonna Stop You From Givin' Me The Blues / Personally - 1985 2110 - Formula Five - Undercover Lover / Undercover Lover - 1985 2111 - Johnnie Taylor - Good With My Hips / This Is Your Night - 1985 2112 - Denise LaSalle - My Toot Toot / Give Me Yo' Strongest Whiskey - 1985 2113 - ? 2114 - Formula Five - Part Time Lover, Full Time Fool / I Ain't Gonna Ever Let You See Me Cry - 1985 2115 - David St. George - Love Stimulation / I'm Rappin' - 1985 2116 - ? 2117 - Williams Brothers - I'm Just A Nobody / I'm Just A Nobody - 1985 2118 - Johnnie Taylor - Still Called The Blues / She's Cheatin' On Me - 1985 2119 - Latimore - Good Time Man / Too Crowded In My Bed - 1985 2120 - Formula Five - Cleaning House / Back To Love - 1985 2121 - ? 2122 - Bobby Bland - Members Only / I Just Got To Know - 1985 2123 - Little Milton - Lonesome Christmas / Come To Me - 1985 2124 - Denise LaSalle - Santa Claus Got The Blues / Love Is A Five Letter Word 2125 - Johnnie Taylor - Wall To Wall / I'll Do Anything For You - 1986 2126 - Bobby Bland - Can We Make Love Tonight / In The Ghetto - 1986 2127 - Little Milton - I Will Survive / 4:59 A.M. - 1986 2128 - Johnnie Taylor - Can I Love You / There's Nothing I Wouldn't Do - 1986 2129 - Foxx - Never / Where Have All The Boys Gone 2130 - Latimore - Sunshine Lady / There's No Limit To My Love 2131 - Denise LaSalle - What's Going On In My House / Be's That Way Sometime 2132 - Johnnie Taylor - Just Because / When She Stops Asking - 1987 2133 - Bobby Bland - Angel / I Hear You Thinkin' - 1987 2134 - Little Milton - Real Good Woman / Annie Mae's Caf - 1987 2135 - Johnnie Taylor - Don't Make Me Late / Happy Time - 1987 2136 - Latimore - Put Out The Fire / Every Way But Wrong - 1987 2137 - Little Milton - Cheating Is A Risky Business / I'm At The End Of My Rainbow - 1987 2138 - Denise LaSalle - Hold What You Got / Footsteps Of A Fool - 1987 2139 - Margaret Reynolds - Think About It, Baby / I'll Do Anything For You - 1987 2140 - Johnnie Taylor - If I Lose Your Love / Something Is Going Wrong - 1987 2141 - Z.Z. Hill - Down Home Blues / Please Don't Let Our Good Thing End 2142 - Bobby Bland - Get Your Money Where You Spend Your Time / For The Last Time - 1988 2143 - Johnnie Taylor - Everything's Out In The Open / Got To Leave This Woman - 1988 2144 - ? 2145 - ? 2146 - Bobby Bland - 24 Hours A Day / I've Got A Problem - 1988 2147 - ? 2148 - ? 2149 - Johnnie Taylor - Now That You've Cheated / You Knocked My Heart Out Of Line - 1988 2150 - ? 2152 - ? 2153 - Johnnie Taylor - In Control / I Found A Love - 1989 2154 - Bobby Bland - You've Got To Hurt Before You Heal / I'm Not Ashamed To Sing The Blues - 1989 2155 - Little Milton - Wind Beneath My Wings / Too Much Heaven - 1989 2156 - ? 2157 - Shirley Brown & Bobby Womack / Shirley Brown - Ain't Nothing Like The Lovin' We Got / If This Is Goodbye - 1989 2158 - Bobby Bland - Ain't No Sunshine / If I Don't Get Involved - 1989 2159 - Johnnie Taylor - Still Crazy For You / Nothin' But The Blues - 1989 2160 - ? 2161 - Bobby Bland - Starting All Over Again / Midnight Run - 1990 2162 - Little Milton - Bad Dream / The Woman I Love - 1990 2163 - Johnnie Taylor - She's No Lady / Without You - 1990 2164 - ? 2165 - Little Milton - The Cradle Is Robbin' Me / Still In Love With You - 1990 2166 - Bobby Bland - Take Off Your Shoes / If I Don't Get Involved - 1990 2167 - ? 2168 - Dorothy Moore - All Night Blue / Talk To Me - 1990 2169 - ? 2170 - ? 2172 - Dorothy Moore - Be Strong Enough To Hold On (Cd Single) - 1991 2173 - ? 2174 - ? 2175 - ? 2176 - ? 2177 - ? 2178 - ? 2179 - ? 2180 - ? 2181 - ? 2182 - ? 2183 - ? 2184 - ? 2185 - Bobby Bland - She's Putting Something In My Food - 1991 (One Sided Disc) 2185 - Bobby Bland - She's Putting Something In My Food / Let Love Have It's Way - 1992 2186 - Johnnie Taylor - Crazy Over You / What Kind Of Man Do You Want - ? 2187 - ? 2188 - ? 2189 - Little Milton - My Dog And Me / Cafe Woman - 1993 2190 - ? 2191 - ? 2192 - Dorothy Moore - Stay Close To Home (Cd Single) - 1993 2193 - ? 2194 - ? 2195 - Bobby Bland - Theres A Stranger In My House / Hurtin' Time Again - 1993 2196 - ? 2197 - Johnnie Taylor - Lady Soul / Huntin' Just Ain't No More Fun - ? 2198 - Little Milton - Casino Blues / That's All Right - 1994 2199 - Bobby Bland - I Just Tripped On A Piece Of Your Broken Heart / Hole In The Wall - 1994 2200 - Little Milton - Like A Rooster On A Hen / Polk Salad Annie - 1994 2201 - Johnnie Taylor - Backstreet Love Affair / Lady In Red - 1994 (Promo Issue Cd Single) 2303 - Bobby Bland - Double Trouble (Radio Version) / Double Trouble (Long Version) - 1995 2306 - Johnnie Taylor - Good Love / Body Rock - ? 2309 - Little Milton - Kick My Cheatin' Habits / How Does A Cheatin' Woman Feel - 1996 2313 - Johnnie Taylor - Last Two Dollars / Sending You A Kiss - ? 2321 - Johnnie Taylor - Slide On (5 Versions) - 1997 (Promo Issue Cd Single) 2330 - Johnnie Taylor - Disco Lady / Disco Lady - ? 2333 - Johnnie Taylor - Disco Lady 2000 / ? - ? 2340 - Little Milton - Big Boned Woman / I'd Rather Be With You - 1998 2342 - Little Milton - Lump On Your Stump / Right To Sing The Blues - 1988 2343 - Johnnie Taylor - Big Head Hundreds / I'm From The Old School - 1998 2351 - Johnnie Taylor - You Can't Strike Gold In A Silver Mine - 1998 (Promo Issue Cd Single) 2379 - Johnnie Taylor - Big Head Hundreds - 1998 (One Track Promo Issue Cd Single) 2389 - Johnnie Taylor - I Love You Lady - ? (One Track Promo Issue Cd Single) 2394 - Johnnie Taylor - Soul Heaven / ?- ? 2526 - Johnnie Taylor - Good Love (Jeep Mix) / Good Love (Og Mix) /// Good Love (Smoke Effects Mix) / Good Love (Og Mix - Instrumental) - 1996

I agree Dave, demos are definitely much harder to come by in good condition. If anything i'd say you were on the low end of the price for a mint demo.

The copy of The Vondells - Hey Girl, that I now own is the copy that Gary Rushbrooke originally played. He eventually sold it to Paul Everton, who sold it to me.

See my last post I had Friday off work, so did quite a few updates Thursday and Friday. I missed the fact that it's also listed in the Renaldo Domino discography, as unreleased, so I'll go and change that now !

It was always listed, but this particular combination of titles had '(Unreleased)' after it, until earlier this week

Just spent twenty minutes reading that page Steve, great stuff. Frightening to think how many of those clubs I visited during the Seventies, especially as Leigh Casino came upo in another thread last weekend. The one I hadn't thougt of in years though was The Navada in Bolton, never could rollerskate properly, but there always seemd to be fit birds in there

As far as I'm aware it's just the labels that are different.

True, I do like men who play with odd shaped balls, but at least my national male costume is not a skirt It's an interesting question regarding the Bob & Earl record. There are actually quite a few other records listed on the site that I'm fairly sure were never actually released in a physical piece of vinyl format. However, the company records say they were released, so who am I to argue with that ? One example is Chess Records, I'm almost positive (As are many other collectors and discographers), that there are some singles listed in the Chess catalogue that don't physically exist. But what does that mean ? If the singers sang the song, and it was allocated a catalogue number do they they exist as Chess singles, albeit unreleased ? I don't know ? The view I have taken for SKM is simple (Bit like me really). If the catalogue lists it, it exists. It is almost impossible to prove a record doesn't exist, but just because a record hasn't been found doesn't mean it won't be. There might only be one box of 25 singles that are hidden away under forty years worth of rubbish in the back storeroom of what used to be a One-Stop in Chicago, and they are sitting there waiting to be found. So there's always a chance......... Now I realise this way of viewing things is extremely frustrating for label collectors because they end up searching for records that might not exist (There was a thread recently about Impression' singles that a collector had searched years for but never seen) but all I can say to those collectors is get a life Find something interesting to do with your lives like writing out lists of records