Arthur Fenn

long may it stay rare

not a lot of luck involved, just intelligent buying ( i also got the album & 45 for 30 euros just last week )

the guy makes out he's just a bit thick but he seems to be selling a fair few northern booties , may have a go at this one

had me rushing to you tube as i thought i was missing something special , yikes! it's as poor as i remember

A Soul Bowl find that found its way onto the decks now & then At Rock City

massive congrats to you both mate

great listen Chris

test press LP only

Sy is owned by Steve & Butch, Sam has never had it, Willie & Gene not really up there in the rarity stakes 8-) Sandy poss 5 over here.

Me & Sam found this in Baltimore for $3 circa 90, don't know/think it was well known before then ?

Brilliant info, thanks Mark

has to be the Don Gardner JM sent to Aus i'd say

Ah, you mean it was listed as "rare northern stomper with a bit of funk & latin appealing to the crossover & disco fan" type description ? hehe we've all fallen for that one mate , glad you got yr money back tho

true, so win win

got mine pretty fast some months ago

sorry i don't understand, your problem with this purches is? its a great soul record so unless you paid $100's you have a wonderful 45

i've never heard it but he told me about it some 10yrs ago

Evidently according to John Anderson i left 25 of em & 50 G Blackwells at John Taylor's place in Fortworth in 79, they were in the country section

Leroy was an early Snaith spin circa 1981, in fact i had it c/up for a while , we probably got em off Soulbowl bout same time

Ady pulled it . While we were there in Texas Dave was upt north pulling tracks like Larry Clinton & L Allan . Still have a W.P, love it to bits!

Oh & i still maintain it was at John Taylor's place for a $

Dave wasn't there Sammy, it was me & Mario

It went missing way before Thorne Sean . Sam had borrowed it off Richard circa 1980 he posted it back but it never arrived so Sam gave Richard Mind & Matter to make up for it , oh dear!

i actually believe its been harder to find great unknown 70's this last few yrs. And all the great 60's unreleased tracks that have come through dwarfs the later material

We are heartbroken with the loss of Helena. We first met in Frankfurt some 12/13 yrs ago and her enthusiasm & energy was obvious to all who met her, we watched her grow both as a woman & in her taste of music to a point where she started to play & run clubs in her home town of Malmo. A loss of any of our soul friends hits hard but on this occasion the pain is a little deeper. R.I.P Helena x x