Tony Smith

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57 minutes ago, Peter99 said:

Someone else......................?

Well he worked for a certain person

7 hours ago, Chalky said:

He wasn't using them for himself, he distributed cds of Butch's set from which other low life's took cuts and played out.  

Gavin who did on the behalf of someone else...

I think both presses of this were doomed tbh with all the players no longer here it’s all open to guesswork 

Superbs “On A Day When it’s Raining” Meadowlarks c/u

Carl Carlton “Don’t You Want A Boy Like Me” Little Tony c/u

On 03/09/2024 at 16:01, steadysoul said:

Houston outlaws Ain't no telling.
Cleveland Robinson love is a trap 
Vanguards Good times Bad times 
Diane Lewis  You ain't got a chance.

Remember hearing Love Is A Trap at Morecombe and Bradford ?

Billy Sol "Time, Time" on Domar c/u as Satisfactions

2 hours ago, Dylan said:

Was the embracers “gotta get away” on spectrum one of marks ? Still never heard that one….

Only heard Guy or Keb play that

On 16/08/2024 at 18:09, Mal C said:

Add in the two Edna McGriff ~ Been Hearing About You acetates… 

And I think, Darrell banks - knocking at your door? There are a few of those all different cuts of the same song, Richard Searling has one for sure. 

different version of Ann Haywood on Hondo, and he used to spin a real fast track at the 100 club, with a kinda Latin break, can’t remember the name, it’s on Jet Set records… 

Jimmy Castor 

Can I add Intentions c/u (Les Watson & Panthers - Pompei)

Precisions Drew If This Is Love - Nice copy not trashed like they usually are! £60.00

Bunny Sigler Cameo-Parkway Follow Your Heart - archive copy £30.00

Roscoe Shelton Sound Stage 7 Soon As Darkness Falls - Floorshaker old Spencer Wiggins c/u! £40.00

Betty Harris Sansu I’m Evil Tonight - Classy mid-tempo £20.00 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1r2wRXfipQ

Impressions ABC Can’t Satisfy 25 - Mint in company sleeve £25.00

Mamie Galore St Lawrence It Ain't Necessary - small tear on label from sticker removal £30.00

Royal Jokers Wingate Love Games - Classic Detroit £25.00

Bobby Hebb Phillips You Want To Change Me - Ex no pressing issues £100

Incredibles Audio Arts There's Nothing Else to Say - A few paper scuffs otherwise unplayed, great flip too! £80.00

Ed Crook Tri-Sound That's Alright - Detroit Classic ripe for re-action! £125.00

Drifters Atlantic At The Club - Party classic! £12

Marketts Warner Bros Stirrin' Up Some Soul - a few scuffs NAP £15.00

All excellent (at least, unless stated) guaranteed All reasonable offers considered don't be shy! Paypal F&F (unless you cover fees) Postage extra.

A few for sale all play mint unless stated:

Bobby Hebb - You Want To Change Me £75

Increíbles- Nothing Else - £80 virtually unplayed a couple of non-sounding paper marks

Ed Crook - That’s Alright £125

Bobby Freeman - Never Fall In Love £50 label as seen plays perfect

Johnny Moore - Lonely Heart £25 Such a great record....SOLD!

James Carr - That’s What I Want To Know £30 Evergreen dancer

Little Jeanette - Crazy £30 bargain price as it’s spent time unsleeved lots of marks but plays through without too much crackle may clean up....SOLD!

Four Tops - Can’t Seem To Get You £10 great version and nice condition SOLD

Drifters - At The Club £12 timeless club sound vinyl looks unplayed label has sticker mark

Kim Weston - A Thrill A Moment £40 vg plays with no issues - SOLD

Any reasonable offer considered.

Postage £4 uk, Paypal F&F please, unless you cover fees.

14 hours ago, Solidsoul said:

Loved because it's exciting, fast and great to dance to Northern Soul all-nighter dynamite!

Absolutely!

On 04/12/2023 at 09:40, Simsy said:

Ah right, thought Kitch had multiple copies at one time but may have been mistaken.

Remember reading about someone stumbling across a copy in the States at a record fair or sim. Unsure of condition, but think that copy went to auction?

That may have been the copy that Shifty got.

18 minutes ago, Sebastian said:

 

12266 is the mastering number and can be found in the run-out grooves on the so called "470" release as well.

Indeed, that was my point the mastering number is also the date it was done.

With regarding dating Despenza releases, I always thought the number "12266" was the biggest clue, December 2nd 1966, a fair few labels /pressing plants where there isnt a defined label number use the mastering date as a reference, also I think its hard to date by label layout or typeface alone, as individual plants had stock layouts they might use for many years. 

Did anyone see the finishing prices?

Gawd, how lame is that?

12 hours ago, Kev Cane said:

There were two groups called Blue Magic, the "Can I say I love you" which you duly played, think, not 100% though, they were a West Coast group, then there was the Philly group, who were quite prolific output wise, serving up typical for the era (early 70s) and area (Philadelphia) Sweet Soul ballads 

Kev

Yes I was sure they were a one off group on the label, the Other group are unrelated 

35 minutes ago, Ady Croasdell said:

He flogged me an original acetate of that (I thought some of his acetates were dubious). Is the flip the same do you know- and is this the same as the Sutter apart from the title? 

I got the Pentagons off Koppel back in the 80’s and had it c/u as Soul Shakers , think had Anglo had a few copies, remember being made aware of the Corduroys copy by Dave Flynn some years later

5 hours ago, Graham Anthony said:

Great Soulcial as usual. Must agree that flip of Lenis Guess "Working for my baby" is awesome!

Thanks Graham, might feature it over the next couple of shows

Its here folks, fill your boots!