Tony Smith
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Not now Cateaux
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It's not that great anyway, what's the fuss?
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No, definately top 5 Jerry Williams, Duke Browner,Ray Whitley etc.
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c/u as Gino Washington, Pete sold it to me at the 100 club, Keb lent it to play a couple of times but, we could never agree a swap.
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Wasn't it an uncredited April/Blackwood acetate?
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Rob Marriott had it c/u as Chico Lamarr back in 1990 the week after he got it, I got one blind off Pat Brady for £100, I traded mine a few years later with Saus for cash and something I cant remember, hasn't turned up much,nice sound if you like the TSU Toronados-"Please Heart Dont Break" type of thing, I got a bit bored with it myself.
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Ahh, You're on about "Soft Walkin'" (which should've remained covered, with a ton of bricks!)
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Freddie Houston c/u as Herb Ward by Keb
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Unissued Trade Martin acetate
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Black Nasty: Audrey Matthews, Terrance Ellis (vocals); Jackie Cosper (guitar, background vocals); Thomas Carter (keyboards, background vocals); Mark Patterson (bass, background vocals); Artwell Matthews, Jr. (drums, background vocals); JMM's son, also had a label named after him; "ART"
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Unlikely the Jam/Art releases are less than legal, JMM had by this time been long established on the Detroit music scene as a label owner/producer etc., the Atco release being a major picking up on a successful local release for national distribution, think it's unlikely someone would press up a release they had already released and was probably still available, and Atco had no problem in licensing Calvin Williams from JMM's Northern De-La label release a year or so later.
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Have a spare Durettes, pm me with your price
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If no one else does, I'll post it up tomorrow
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Most would say The Falcons "I Found A Love" or Jerry Butler and The Impressions "For Your Precious Love" 1959-60, Detroit and Chicago respectively.
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on Goldmine CD "West Coast Winners", Ian Clark had one earlier this year. Think I've got Modern Soul Trio on CD somewhere?!
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It's "Strata", Ken, same label as Deadbeats "No Second Chance"
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World's Funkiest Band "When You're Alone" California Gold, c/u as George Jefferson, can still be got cheap, same record as Buddy Conner on Breakthrough at a fraction of the price,.
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I stand corrected, I was a bit "tired"
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P.P Arnold still lives here, I think?, Sheila Ferguson!, Your definition of soul singers seems a bit questionable, Chapter 5 & M'cr Playboys soul?? Kiki Dee, Lorraine Silver, Helen Shapiro, surely this should be pop singers who have a record played on the scene?
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Remember you giving some welly at Stafford too, picked it up of Ady Pountain for £3.00
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The record in question is..Walter & The Untouchables "Can't Stop Loving You" Apollo, ferocious 400 mph stomper, Guy never had Walter & The Admerations, that was Pat Brady he played the "Life Of Tears" side, "Man O Man" was a later spin for Butch c/u as R.Davis & G. Tyler, now I'll let you get back to the modern soul story.
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Without sounding rude Barry, you wouldn't be DJ'ing at a traditional allnighter so the bootleg vs original isn't really relevant, I doubt if anyone would bother if you dropped in a Goldmine 7 among your house stuff, just as no one cared that Stuart Maconie's radio 2 Northern programmes were all from CD
