Shinehead

Jackie Wilson and Lavern Baker " Think Twice " x version sounds like they had a gas in the studio and funny as f*?k Thought twice lol and decided not to upload.

Best place for it is the Motown Museum but I would not think the powers that be have much interest in a record they had no desire to release.

Northern Soul Dance Lessons Professional Teacher Of Dance. Maybe ?

It must be the most heard rare record ever made I could go in any local pub playing piped music and hear it every time I went in and i know it's time for a p*** when it comes on , i honestly do not see the point in wanting to own it.

He paid crazy money for it , holy grail record more like holy f**k not again.

This won,t change - Lester Tipton.

Yes we throw the turkey leftovers at the wall when we come in from Boxing Day football when our team has lost .

Thanks I will take that as a compliment I am 68 and never tried the stuff or heard of in darkest Yorkshire,

Impossible to answer , unless you are a fortune teller. But I am surprised that people think that there is going to be loads kids getting in to music that was mainly made In the 60s/70s the very thing about kids is they want something fresh and exciting. Would we have turned up at Wigan etc if it was full of 60 year olds. Kids might listen to the music on YouTube but that may be it and the format of vinyl will be of little significance to most. Even me as a long time buyer of records 50 years I have no interest in purchasing records anymore , CDs streaming is my format now. Obviously there is kids out there on the scene but they will be a minority. It would be nice though to get an opinion of the younger generation of supporters of the music but there does not seem to be many on here to get any feedback.

Probably be better starting a thread aimed at the teens up to about 30 years old not at the older generations who have been in to the music and scene for decades. Because if not it will be the same as most of your topics just go round in circles and get nowhere.

Been having a Clarence Carter season lately some great stuff amongst his body of work , this one is a favourite of mine .

Whenever life gets a little tough I always put this on for a bit of strength and Inspiration and it seems to work.

Great album , still sounds great today and relevant , Curtis was a genius , love this off the album -

Are you keeping them in boxes too big for the amount of records if so packing them with paper etc may alleviate the problem , Bought records for 50 years and never had a problem.

Up to the dj in my opinion it is he/she that will take the flack if any comes but the idea of waving the original around for validation is ridiculous to me might as well leave it at home and as said above just play something else.

Opps

Yes the U.S. got some dross there, but I saw a documentary on the Dave Clark Five and was surprised to find they were hugh over there with 17 Billboard top 40 hits and a Billboard #1. No mean feat.

David Ruffin takes this to a new dimension

Love this version of the Bob Marley classic by Chuck Jackson his version on EMI leaves me cold though this is the version for me.

California Deaming = Bobby Womack Do What You Gotta Do = Al Wilson

What ! Try it you'll like it

Nice to see you have come out to play Nice selection.

Opinions, opinions, Robb That pairing is not shabby though

Parliaments = Don't Be Sore At Me / All Your Goodies Are Gone. Precisions = If This Is Love / You'll Soon Be Gone.