Dave Rimmer

Don't know why this particular single is rare, everything else on the label seems to be around in quantity. But I do know it got rarer after John Weston bought a copy !!!!!!

I've got one of these in my sales box for £20. It's an Inferno single - Dobie Gray - Out On The Floor / Cindy Soul - Nine Times Out Of Ten / Fury's Band - I'm Satisfied With You (Inst)

Couldn't agree more Ken. Last time I called in there were already two other Soulies there, and another turned up whilst we were chatting. Max made everyone a coffee, and then we all stood outside for a smoke and a chat. You don't get that sort of service in any other type of shop.

I think you may need to reconsider your pricing. Soul fans are a notoriously tight fisted lot, and probably wouldn't consider paying anywhere near £15 to listen to a band they don't know.

I agree with most of what you say, but the converse side of it is, without the Northern scene, none of the artists would have benefitted anyway from the reissues and live performances that they have benefitted from over the last twenty years. Certainly I have seen many more live acts because of the Northern scene than I would have if it didn't exist, so those artists all benefitted. I've bought hundreds of CDs, so the artists benefitted from those (assuming the company paid what was owed, and assuming of course that the artists actually still own any of the track, bearing in mind that many of the records that were made were sold at the time as one offs to less than reputable record company owners) So, whilst I happily pay lots of money for a single which doesn't benefit the artist at all, I also like to think that without people like me, a lot of artists would be unrecognised and unknown. I know that the artists I've spoken to are a lot more impressed with the recognition they receive now, in this country, than the cash they received when their records were made !

https://www.jibjab.com/sendables/preview/KE...zVBkggWpxZvN7Lv Blame Ganche for this one as well

When you say you 'own' all the tunes on the site is that what you really mean ? Or do you mean you 'own' the records ? I couldn't say for sure, but I think Neil Rushton might wish to challenge you on the Driza Bone tune ownership.

Well it's over ten years since he was caught thieving

You were overcharged

Cheers, Tony

I see you didn't mention the football

Who's Paul Weller ? Should I have heard of him

Which weekenders are down on numbers ? Hamburg was rammed in October, Nuremburg was the busiest I've ever been to last weekend, Cleethorpes sells out every year, and Prestatyn gets 3,500 people. I wouldn't disagree with you about niters and soul nights being down on numbers, but you must be going to the wrong weekenders

What's a Tony and Guy haircut

It was no more anonymous than your post

It would almost certainly have been 'The Old Barrio Guide To Low Rider Music 1950 to 1975' by Ruben Molina

I'll pass it on, but I know what the answer will be

Just bringing this back into view because you have until midnight tonight to pm your bid to me. I have to say I've been absolutly shocked because there have been NO bids at all so far

Has it ever crossed your mind that some people might like that sort of kitchen ?

Apparently it comes in on the 1st January 2008

There's a whole series of them on the Duke label, and they play at 33rpm from memory.

Oh I agree Dave, I'm not knocking it at all, if you include Dublin and Belfast (and I'm going to because there is a lot of water between here and there and no bridge ), Nuremberg will be my seventh trip abroad this year to listen (and play) Soul music.

They'll have smoking bans over there next year. So your last chance to attend a weekender and smoke will be Nuremberg in 8 days time.

i always thought it was unissed in the US and it's first UK release was on the first Grapevine album.

Here you go. Tidied up a bit, most of the missing numbers added, and dates added. Anybody out there know what number 256 is ? Shout 200 - Donald Height - Talk Of The Grapevine / There'll Be No Tomorrow - 1966 201 - George Freeman - Why Are You Doing This To Me / I'm Like A Fish - 1966 202 - Jimmy Radcliffe - So Deep / Lucky Old Sun - 1966 203 - Bobby Harris - Mr. Success / Sticky, Sticky - 966 204 - Donald Height - You're Gonna Miss Me / My Baby's Gone - 1966 205 - Exciters - Number One / You Got Love - 1966 206 - Roy C - Gone Gone / Stop What Your Doin' - 1966 207 - Freddie Scott - Are You Lonely For Me / Where Were You - 1966 208 - Donald Height - Three Hundred And Sixty Five Days / I'm Willing To Wait - 1967 209 - Liberty Bells - Just Try Me / Shing - A - Ling Time - 1967 210 - Bobby Harris - The Love Of My Woman / Baby Come Back To Me - 1967 211 - Freddie Scott - Cry To Me / No One Could Ever Love You - 1967 212 - Freddie Scott - Am I Grooving You / Never You Mind - 1967 213 - Donald Height - I Can't Get Enough / We Gotta Make Up - 1967 214 - Exciters - Soul Motion / You Know It Ain't Right - 1967 215 - Laurence & The Arabians - Ooh Baby / Coincidence - 1967 216 - Freddie Scott - He Will Break Your Heart / I'll Be Gone - 1967 217 - Jerry O - Karate Boogaloo / The Pearl - 1967 218 - Erma Franklin - Big Boss Man / Don't Catch The Dogs Bone - 1967 219 - Charles Lattimore - Do The Thing / We Try Harder - 1967 220 - Freddie Scott - Run Joe / He Ain't Give You None - 1967 221 - Erma Franklin - Baby, What You Want Me To Do / Piece Of My Heart - 1967 222 - Shan Miles - Soul People Part 1 / Soul People Part 2 - 1967 223 - Donald Height - Good To Me / Bona Fide Lover - 1968 224 - George Torrence & The Naturals - (Mama Come Back & Bring Your) Likin' Stick / So Long Goodbye - 1968 225 - Jerry O - Funky Boo - Ga - Loo / Push Push - 1968 226 - Donald Height - Please Don't Hurt Me / Rags To Riches - 1968 227 - Freddie Scott - Spanish Harlem / Just Like A Flower - 1968 228 - Jerry O - Afro Twist Time (Um-Gow-Wow) / Dance What Cha Wanna - 1968 229 - Woody Guenther & Cheaters - Teardrops / Bang Dangin' Time - 1968 230 - Erma Franklin - Open Up Your Soul / I'm Just Not Ready For Love - 1968 231 - Donald Height - You've Got To Be A Believer / Never Let Me Go - 1968 232 - Jackie Moore - Here I Am / Dear John - 1968 233 - Freddie Scott - (You) Got What I Need / Powerful Love - 1968 234 - Erma Franklin - The Right To Cry / I'm Just Not Ready For Love - 1968 235 - Blues Busters - Inspired To Love You / I Can't Stop - 1968 236 - Billy Young - I'm Available / A Sweet Woman - 1968 237 - Howard Johnson - Slide / That Magic Touch Can Send You Flying - 1968 238 - Freddie Scott - Loving You Is Killing Me / No One Could Every Love You - 1968 239 - Jackie Moore - Why Don't You Call On Me / Instrumental - 1968 240 - Randolph Walker - I Love Her / Good Ole Soul - 1968 241 - Virgil Griffin - La Da Da Da Da / Climbin' - 1968 242 - Barons - No More Baby Love / Society Don't Let Us Down - 1969 243 - The Dreams Featuring Keni Lewis - They Call Me Jessie James / Charge - 1969 244 - Phillip Mitchell - Free For All / Flower Child - 1970 245 - Freddie Scott - Got What I Need / Forever My Darling - 1970 246 - Phillip Mitchell - I'm Gonna Build California / The World Needs More People Like You - 1970 247 - The Equals - Black Skin Blue Eyed Boys / Nothing To Give To You - 1970 248 - Moses Dillard & Martha Starr - Cheating, Teasin' & Misleading / You Cant Laugh It Off - 1970 249 - Richard Marks - Love Is Gone / Don't Take It Out On Me - 1970 250 - Bit Of Honey - He's Number One / Live In Maid - 1970 251 - El Shobey - Never Miss What You Got / Whole Thing - 1970 252 - Freddie Terrell & The Soul Explosion Band - I'll Show You How To Make Music / Respect Yourself - 1970 253 - Moses Dillard & The Tex-Town Display - I Promised To Love You / We Gotta Come Together - 1970 254 - Deon Jackson - I'll Always Love You / Life Can Be That Way - 1970 255 - Liz Spraggins - Pass Me Not / Mis-Un-Der-Stand-Ing - 1970 256 - ? 257 - George Kerr & Ann Robinson - Just The Two Of Us / If You Need - 1970 258 - George Kerr - Let Me Be The One / Seeing Is Believing - 1970 259 - Soft Touch - Is This The Way To Treat A Guy / Close To You - 1970 300 - Kenny Seymour - I've Got The Rest Of My Life (To Love You) / I've Got The Rest Of My Life (To Love You) (Instrumental) - 1973 301 - Jimmy Mayes And Mill Street Depot - S.S.N. (Social Security Number) / S.S.N. (Social Security Number) (Instrumental) - 1973 302 - Energy - Function At The Junction / Better Not Live Outside Your Heart - 1974 303 - Louise Freeman - Tell Me A Lie / How Can I Forget - 1974 304 - Kenny Seymour - Whistle I'll Come Running / Aho Cho - 1974 305 - George Kerr - Look What You Took / I Have A World Of Love - 1974 306 - Louise Freeman - I Can Do It (If I See It) / How Could You Run Away - 1974 307 - The Naturals - Crystal Blue Persuasion / Color Him Father - 1974 308 - Linda Woods - Love Bug / With You - 1974 309 - Peabo Bryson - Disco Queen / Disco Queen (Instrumental) - 1974 310 - The Naturals - Cold Day In Hell / Cold Day In Hell (Instrumental) - 1974