Benji

Not Northern but just an unexpected soul classic: Locker room at the local gym. Background music usually horrible euro trashy house music. Suddenly, without a warning: It's alright - The Impressions. Followed again by horrible euro trashy house music.

Does anyone know how and why Sweet Temptation appeared on the UK Cascade compilation. According to the liner notes, one Lindi Waters compiled the record. Who was/is Lindi Waters? And how did they got hold of the track? Based on the sound quality it wasn't dubbed from tape but from a record.

I'm still an absolute learner when it comes to Lowrider sounds. From what I understand not everything that is slow(er/ish) would fit into the Lowrider drawer. Many classic Northern Soul beat ballads don't. Others do. Which would explain the price increase for many 45s. Imagine not just one but two collectors scenes chasing the same tunes. I'd start with checking out the countless Lowrider comp's these guys did over the years. Many of them are on Discogs. Check the tracklistings and I'm sure you'll get a better understanding.

Lowrider spectrum is much broader than just obscure sweet soul 45s from the 60s and 70s. The whole scene started in the 50s. And just like the Northern Scene, anything that would fit in is/was accepted, even if it wasn't Soul at all. And that would include tracks like like Santo & Johnny - Sleep walk.

CLARENCE GREEN - DOIN' IT - AQUARIUS 1002 Funky crossover dancer. Not that easy to find. Last copy on Soul Source went for 150 in VG. Lovely yellow issue. Just one tiny visible but not audible scratch shy of EX grade. Labels clean. 175 GBP plus post from Germany. Please PM for further details.

It wasn't. The Discogs pics were taken from a copy that sold for 2.2k on Ebay in 2019.

don't know. The scan on Discogs looks quite convincing and 3 users claim to own a copy

Having a senior moment, what's the track starting at 04:11?

June Jackson is the JJ Jackson on Prelude. But not the "But its alright" JJ Jackson.

It is true. At least on Discogs. Just checked. He has a couple of things from my wants list. But even with 50%off they are hardly bargains.

Ken of Keith & Ken is Ken Lazarus. B-Side of the Xedo 45 is apparently “Cyclone” by Byron Lee. Apparently there’s no such song released by Byron Lee. Is it infact by another artist or even a cover up? (Which would incidentally confirm my belgian bootleg theory)

Whoever created the discogs entry said it's probably a Belgian release. Somebody else later changed it to US release and apparently nobody disputed this.

This record literally screams “belgian popcorn bootleg”.

Now for sale as trade deal fell through CLARENCE GREEN - DOIN' IT - AQUARIUS 1002 Lovely yellow issue. Just one tiny visible but not audible scratch shy of EX grade. Labels clean. 175 GBP plus post from Germany. Please PM for further details.

21 copies for sale on Discogs