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Ok Mick thank you, I think It’s a little off-also note the big numbers in deadwax.

I found this copy on sale today in the shop catalogue price at £100. I looked over it and it seemed a little bit stiff and the labels just didn’t seem right. I smelled boot. So I didn’t buy it not at that point long until I got help. Have a look at the photos see what you think the label is glossySo I didn’t buy it not at that point until I got help and confirmation . Have a look at the photos see what you think the label is glossy looks like new and the record is a reasonably heavy dual mould styrene. Slight raised bevel I think to the centre. Couldn’t find any boots of it tho.

I found this copy on sale today in the shop catalogue price at £100. I looked over it and it seemed a little bit stiff and the labels just didn’t seem right. I smelled boot. So I didn’t buy it not at that point long until I got help. Have a look at the photos see what you think the label is glossySo I didn’t buy it not at that point until I got help and confirmation . Have a look at the photos see what you think the label is glossy looks like new and the record is a reasonably heavy dual mould styrene. Slight raised bevel I think to the centre. Couldn’t find any boots of it tho.

Scunny eh-must be.......RS

I must confess to spending as much time watching the credits on early 70s blaxploitation movies as I do yeh movies themselves. A quick look at Coffey reveals Denise a Bridgewater a.k.a. DeeDee singing the title track Coffy Baby for Roy Ayres and Harry Whitaker followed by another Career backing singer Wayne Garfield singing shining symbol from the pen of Carl Clay and Ayers. Another credit is Harry Whitaker who joined Roy in Ubiquity and Black Renaissance, as did Garfield for singing and songwriting duties. Gripping stuff

Modern soul henthusiasts-not sure if it’s the same Janice on Fantasy Records from 1976 https://youtu.be/zInrZEX4o-E And the flip-label is obscure anyone know owt about it wonderful harmonics left to run. Looks like Janice McHugh and a Quebec label https://youtu.be/lBrtb_SfQm8

Brooks Brothers Looking for a woman Some so cool Some full o Jive Some even carry “whatcha call a butcher knife” eh?? I suppose it was a bit mad at times in 60s Detroit

That looks a bit Booty as well. I would t throw massive money at it.

Definitely-some great sounds- Ady Croasdells releases-some crap like on Juno-depends on sound quality really but new band and solo releases.

Wombat Wombat and Wombat and whoever dropped that needs it sticking up their wombat-I am not providing a link-nothin f to do with soul. It sounds pervy.

Always great to hear these new releases on one of the most if not the most trusted label around.

Rest in Peace Ronnie Walker x Prestatyn x

No need-the same bastard sold me a load out of his boot wen I it’s stared collecting-specials he said-the prat-I got rid

Might be interesting to turn up at a disposal of goods auction?

Well I’ve just listened to the William Askew podcast-converted-some superb sounds and neweys Cor!

Brilliant yeah I just opened a new window-but too much to drink last night I think

Hi Chalky Ignore me I’ve found the keys am enjoying the show/the only thing is if I move to another page on Soulsource I lose the show see what I mean?

Can I suggest to admin team that I can only hear in mobile (iPhone X) in single window-I don’t know if there’s an alternative cheers!

Is this the same Stuart Cosgrove who wrote the soul books?

Thanks I thought as much-ah well managed to store a bit away before the cull.

Some of the videos are still up but I was working my way through them. Is Chris on any other media now?

Manship's first pure law it is then.

What we tend to forget is that there are other genres of music that are collectible and I often reflect that at fairs and record shops-some people just see us coming. Luckily for me I had my mobile when I looked at some stuff I hadn't heard of when I went to Kirkgate market I walked away for 5 mins and looked at last week. Way above the mark, above even JM cat price in terms of vinyl quality. Went to a record shop afterwards in Headrow and found some proper bargains. My ratio is about 80pc shops 20pc on line and Im moving back to shops n stalls more and more-its so much more fun and cheaper too-the cheaper the better obviously. Someone wrote about doowop prices-its still very popular across Europe as is Rockabilly, but be warned-the latter was extremely popular here in the 80s-was collected-and prices are and interest are now mostly as dead as a dodo-a ton is top price for a record of Rockabilly on a popular bidding site. I think of the economy of records here in UK to the dollar is $1 record in the States is equal to 20 quid here. $30 becomes 200quid. The further you fly online the cheaper it becomes. That should be a law of physics. What could we name it? Of course it costs money to import, travel in and out of Britain- If you don't like British prices, you know where Heathrow is. Theres some hard work put in by big dealers, that's for sure. All in all If its good its good no matter what the price, and Id much rather talk about the quality of the artistes than the price tags of their produce. Its all great music for all tastes and wallet sizes. The following conversation took place in the 100 club 8 years ago. Whats he playing? Havent a f***ing clue... Ask him what it is! He says it cost him 4000 More fool him, its crap!! (Stadtler and Waldorf the 100 club 2010)

Hand It Over. Now hand it over please

RIP LADY SOUL. Endless legacy. At peace.