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Can you type the artist, title, label out please for those that can't see the YouTube clips?

is it? Good if it is - great double-sider that one is too

Northern Soul had its roots in the Mod scene - Twisted Wheel and other iconic clubs. Mod culture would encourage the authentic, rare and elitism ... "the original is still the greatest" In life there is real and fake

Yes, but not Tamangoes, Larry Clinton, Dena Barnes, Edward Hamilton, Precisions, Lester Tipton, Nabay etc

The ebay one went for over 100 quid as expected - despite the crap photo.

60 quid? Not for a long time

That was the original legit release of a previously unissued track, so it's OK in my book - although I would play something else instead if it were me

I agree Rob - think playing a Grapevine whether acetate or not is "cheating" Saw a playlist somewhere recently for another niter - think it was Kings Hall Stoke - and someone said they had played Dena barnes ... on Grapevine. Tut, tut That will bring out the NOVO brigade - not original vinyl only Richard

So does this mean the issues are legit - only the demo was booted?

Jeez

Here are the main playlists from the first ever "Feed Your Soul" Sunday chill out at Oscar's in Newark on 2 November. What a great first event it was - great venue - top class people - nice beer - excellent pizza Looks really good for the next one in January. Check out the FB group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/743076379097160/ The next one is on Sunday 4 January - with guest DJs John Manship & Ian (Skeemer) Broadley - ace! Ady Crampton - 13:30-15:00 Coke Escovedo — I Wouldn’t Change A Thing Best Friend Around — So Good To Know Personal Touch — It Ain’t No Big Thing Spaceark — Welcome To My Door Margie Joseph — Nobody Bobby Patterson — I’m In Love With You Johnny Nash — (I’m So Glad) You’re My baby The Chimes — The Beginning Of My Life Lorraine Rudolph — Keep Running Back Debonaires — How’s Your New Love Treating You Candace Love — Wonderful Night Aretha Franklin — One Step Ahead Pat Thomas — I Can’t Wait Until See My Baby’s Face Gene Middleton — No-one To Love Me Virgil Henry — You Ain’t Saying Nothing New Marcia Hines — You Gotta Let Go Sandra Wright — Midnight Affair Jerry Butler — Stop Steppin' On My Dreams Almeta Latimore — These Memories Rhonda Davis — Can You Remember Rance Allen Group — I Know A Man Who Independents — I Love You, Yes I Do Exportations — I Want You Southside Movement — Do It To Me Harry Deal & The Galaxies — I Still Love You Gail Wynters — You Don’t Have To Be In Love Cynthia & The Imaginations — There’s Something The Matter LaBrenda Ben — Just Be Yourself Barbara Cooper — What’s One More Tear Des Porter - 3:00-3:45 The Chesterfields — Think It Over Brad Lundy — Breaking Point The Sapphires — I’ve Got Mine, You Better Get Yours Darrow Fletcher — What Have I Got Now Argie & the Arkettes — You’re The Guy NuRons — All of my Life Magnificent 7 — Never Will I (Make My Baby Cry) Jades — Lucky Fellow Gene Anderson — Baby I Dig You Mike Jamison — Satisfaction Gerri Hall — Who Can I Run To Archie Bell & The Drells — A Thousand Wonders Ernest Moseley — Stubborn Heart Silky Hargreaves — Keep Loving Me Like You Do Fabulous Peps — With These Eyes Admirations — You Left Me Jono Hill - 3:45-4:30 Boss Four — Walking By Danny Moore — Somebody New Metros — I’ll Never Forget You Gene Chandler & Barbara Acklin — Will I Find Love Intrigues — I’m Gonna Love You Barbara West — Congratulations Baby Betty Wright — Life Arcades — There’s Got To Be A Loser Lucky Charms — Love Is A Melody George Jay — Another Lonely Night Bobby Reed — The Time Is Right For Love Patti Austin — He’s Good Enough For Me Geno Washington — Like My Baby Esko Affair — Salt & Pepper JT Carter — Closer To Your Heart Jerry Fuller — I Get Carried Away Gayle Harris — Ain’t Gonna Let It Get Me Down Joannie Sommers — Never Throw Your Dreams Away Barbara McNair — It Was Never Like This Intentions — Don’t Forget That I Love You Fantastics — Me & You Steve Johnston - 4:30-5:15 Harold Melvin & the Bluenotes- Reaching For The World Johnny Nash - Say It Ain't True Al Green — Judy Lady - Sweet Lady Lou Rawls - Breaking My Back (Instead of Using My Mind) Gil Bernal - It Sure Is Groovy Sweet Breeze - Slow Change Up Gwen McCrae - It Keeps Raining Sam Dees - Come Back Strong Four Flights - All I Want Is You Frankie & James - How Long Is Forever Major Lance - Without A Doubt Bobby McClure - You've Got The Makings William de Vaughn - Be Thankful For What You've Got Miss Louistine - Tired of Being Alone Cut Glass - Rising Cost of Love Richard Johnstone - 5:15-6:20 Sandy Hollis - Tables Will Turn (Big Wheel) Conny Van Dyke - The Words Won’t Come (Wheelsville) Bill Murphy - Ain’t No Big Thing (Martin Music) Neil Reid - Not As Beautiful As You (Music Now) 21st Generations - Hey James (Tri-City) Johnny Robinson - I Need Your Love So Bad (Okeh) Margaret Glover - This Will Never Do (MAG) Precisions - My Lover Come Back (D-Town) Sterophonics - Run On Little Girl (Cha-Tok) Ultimates - Just Because You’ve Gone And Left Me (Capito) Gwen Owens - One More Day (Lau-Reen) Louis Curry - You’re Just Plain Nice (Reel) Tokays - Baby, Baby, Baby (Brute) Jackey Beavers - I Need My Baby (Revilot) Lynn Day & Black Nasty - Quit Pussyfootin Around (Big Hit) Sam Ward - Stone Broke (Groove City) Johnny Starr - Dark Skie (Stag) Johnnie Mae Matthews - Got-To Be On (The Case) (Art) Jimmy ‘Soul’ Clark - I Blew A Good Thing (Karen) Gino Washington - You Got Me In A Whirlpool (ATAC) Nelson Sanders - I’m Lonely (Rambler) Ady Crampton & Steve Johnston 6:20 to close From the Boddie Box set - never let you go Kiki Dee - Stop & Think Terry Callier — Don’t Wanna See Myself Holly Maxwell - Winter Go Away Staple Singers — Trippin’ On Your Love The Paramounts - The Girl With The Big Black Boots Mayberry Movement — I Think I’m In Love Elkie Brooks - All Of My Life Special Delivery — This Kind of Love Clydie King - He Always Comes Back To Me Sandra Richardson — Don’t Let Me Down The V.I.P's - You Pulled A Fast One Great Lakes Orchestra — Didn’t I Tell You Carolyn Daye - Now & Then 24 Karat Gold — What Does The Future Hold Charles Brimmer - Show & Tell Karen Pree - You've Gotten To Me Don Scott - Loving You Bobby Williams — Baby I Need Your Love Little Herman - One Out Of A Hundred Tammi Montgomery — I Cried The Counts - Ask The Lonely Betty Everett — My Baby Loving My Best Friend Tommy & the Rivieras - Do I Love You Bobby Blue Band — Where Baby Went Little Natalie & Henry with the Gifts - Teardrops Are Falling Celestrals — Keep Your Hands Off My Baby Lou Rawls - You Can Bring Me Heartaches Garland Green — Girl I Love You Gogi Grant - The Magic of People Buddy Greco — Never Gonna Give You Up Ray Pollard - Soulmate Jackie Wilson - Beautiful Day Roger Bailey - Lost Generation Cheers Richard

What were the questions then?

You'll be telling me next that their pet dog was Pepe The Poodle Cheers Richard

Just think everyone should 1) adopt winning bid is an increment above the last highest bid approach (i.e. proxy bidding - not blind bidding) and also 2) be open and transparent about the final bid - so we all know the result and can see how we did. Think that would actually encourage more, and higher, bids on some auctions - where perhaps the general lack of confidence isn't there among the punters just now. Thank you and goodnight Richard

Everybody has a go at John Manship's auction - but when you look at the other main auctions - Tim's and Pat's - John's is a million light years ahead in terms of transparency, openness, user-friendliness etc. Cheers Richard

Last try - then I'm giving up Thanks to anyone who can help. Cheers Richard

Always thought Northern Soul and Kung Fu was an awesome combination - and that association goes back to my teens in the 70s. Cheers Richard

Yes mate

Good post Maslar. One of the difficulties on the Northern scene is terminology, where we call counterfeits (copies made to deceive) bootlegs, which they aren't in the more usual sense and application of the word. Cheers Richard

Here it is

Which one?

Yes Robb - that is the only white demo copy I have seen of that release. But the issue was on the familiar yellow issue. Also, they got his name wrong - KINDRICK rather than KENDRICK - unlike many UK folk who say KendrickS

Well spotted Robb. Yes, got that one too

Plus loads more Dave - like the blue demos, and the totally different label/font styles on things like the Freddie Gorman releases, J J Barnes "Say It", "Real Humdinger" and Detroit Emeralds "Show Time". There is a blue demo and a proper white demo on Ric-Tic 122. The list goes on ... In my book you need issue, demo, sticker demo, juke strip, different label/font styles Richard

Those sleeves are not genuine A bloke printed a load himself - they are home printed and recent-ish. Richard