Dave Moore

Here you go Ted lad. Just for you. Had it 30 years or more myself. Regards, Dave

This would usually warrant a move to the Soul Radio Forum but have decided to leave it in AATS for a few days in case it slips by a few people's radars. Worth a visit folks.... ;-) Regards, Dave (Mod Team)

In view of Bob's recent passing and in order to prevent any uncomfortableness, have now closed this thread. Regards, Dave (Mod Team)

No it's not, don't kid yourself Pete. "choon" is about the most annoying word in the English language. Rgards, Dav

Wasn't this part of the stuff that Chris King 'found'. First time I hard it was when he played it off a C90 tape (maybe at the Ritz, I can't remember now), then he played a dub at Sheridans about 2002? The late Al Pollard was a fan and Chris cut him an acetate of it. I did know who this was and to my eternal shame have forgotten now. (Something that Al would never have done).

Got it Mark. Great! I'm obliged Sir! Regards, Dave

Brilliant! I'm much obliged Kev. Regards, Dave

Hi All, Could some kind soul Soul-Sourcer furnish me with a good (300dpi) quality, scan of SB6 - 'Thank You Baby For Loving Me' - Atlantic? Any help greatly appreciated. Regards, Dave

Saw them at the Ebony Magazine shindig a few years ago. They were great! You're in for a treat. Regards, Dave

Following for sale: UKPs (Shipping from Spain 3UKP) 100% Guaranteed Gwen Owens - I Lost A Good Thing - Velgo (Green MINT-) - 60 SOLD Dee Edwards - All The Way Home - D Town (Only VG, plays fine but the odd pop). - 40 Jean Wells - With My Love And What You've Got - Calla (VG++) - 20 Eddie Parker - Body Chains - Prodigal WHITE DEMO - (VG++) - 30 Tymes - Somewhere - UK Cameo Parkway WHITE DEMO (MINT-) - 40 Open to any trades Regards, Dave

Topics Merged Regards, Dave

ALL SOLD. Thanks for looking. Regards, Dave

Just found my last 5 of these from 2009. 10UKP + 3UKP shipping from Spain will get you one. (Mint/Unplayed). Long ago deleted. First come first served. Regards, Dave https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q26oTVTZOIk

Yep, I remember the Edwin Starr, found as an existing track on a channel that had been dubbed onto the same tape or something like that. I bought them all on vinyl, TB was good enough to produce most of them as demos as well as issues so bonus. ;-) Groovesville-Solid Hitbound. = Crème de la crème. Regards, Dave

The recent Johnnie Taylor Groovesville thread got me thinking about the stuff that came out of the same batch of finds. The following LV Jihnson track is my favourite. Anyone else hear the similarity to Darrell Banks - I'm The One Who Loves You. First heard this on the Car Radio (Might have been R. Searling's early 90s(?) Had to pull over so I could write it down! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TwFjmmZx1Q Another Groovesville outing done by LV is this one. Also really like this too. Matches JJ Barnes for my money. He also did JJ's flip too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJ48-6OgjHY Anyway... just thought it worthwhile posting these great record as they seemed to get overlooked at the time but would seem ripe for some of the gigs nowadays. Regards, Dave

Thanks for confirmation Kev, All that stuff was great. Got 'em all. Regards, Dave

Good post from 'The Yank'. In addition, the 33 1/3 format was used right up to the mid 60s for certain Juke and LP Promo formats. You could get six tracks on the Jukebox for the same 'space' as a double sided 45. A good example are the Motown/Atlantic/ABC/ Little LPs, the story of which will appear on the Front Page of Soul Source shortly. Regards, Dave

Wasn't this part of Martin Koppell's buy out of Don Davis' stuff? Would make sense with Martin being a partner in Goldmine? Great record. Regards, Dave

The advent of "The Soulfan's Birthday Police". Christ on a bike! Soon by more interference in our soul lives than the bleeding Govt in our real lives! Leave folks alone to do what they wanna do on their birthdays ffs. Utter bollox. Regards, Dave

I guess we've all become used to the Chitlin' Circuit's reference over the years as it played a direct role in the world of black entertainment. Many of the larger Northern based theatre venues would, over time, become embroiled in the terminology. Back in 2011, author Preston Lauterbach wrote what many regard as the definitive history of the famous group of theaters and the artists who played in them. For anyone remotely interested in the evolution of black music from the cotton fields to the old grande music halls of major cities, (and all stops in between), it's a must read. From West Virginia, across the width of the US to Texas, there's some great stories and photos. And.... you can get a paperback copy for the price of a pint! What's not to like? ;-) https://www.amazon.com/Chitlin-Circuit-Road-Rock-Roll/dp/0393076520 Regards, Dave

Three out of four of all Motown acts played here back in soul's golden era. But there's so much more history to this fantastic building. A real treasure trove of pics too. Great stuff. https://www.scottymoore.net/detroit56.html The photos here relay the splendour of the renovations and how it looks today. Imagine queuing to see a Motortown Revue in these surroundings. https://www.historicdetroit.org/galleries/fox-theatre-photos/ Regards, Dave

Saddest thing is.... he's sold 3! Regards, Dave

I thought the Friday Night at the Katmandu Club was also a great night. Great mix of records and people. Me... had a ball. ;-) Regards, Dave

No Arctic sleeves unfortunately. Arctic was a Jamie/Guyden affiliated label. If anything they would have been distributed in those company sleeves. I've never found an Arctic 45 in one though. Regards, Dave

Many thanks to the guys who helped me out once again. It's greatly appreciated. regards, Dave