Pete S

This looks nice, Nina Simone - My baby just cares for me - on Jamaican King label https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/7-MY-BABY-JUST-CARES-I-LOVE-YOU-PROGY-NINA-SIMONE-ORIGINAL-KING-LISTEN-/261104948539?pt=UK_Records&hash=item3ccb11553b#ht_877wt_1180

If the sellers price is fair then comments from other people shouldn't matter should they? The site is about exchanging information and if someone tells me a record is available somewhere else at half the price that someone on here is selling it for, then the forum is doing it's job and it should be applauded not shouted down.

SET SALE, NO OFFERS PLEASE, THEY'RE CHEAP ENOUGH ALREADY PLEASE PM IF INTERESTED TONY WASHINGTON - CRYING MAN / PLEASE MR DJ - REACT. RARE LABEL, ONLY 4 OR 5 RELEASES, GOOD MID 60'S UK PRODUCED R&B/SOUL EX £15 SOLD THE WOLVES - AT THE CLUB / DISTANT DRUMS - PYE. VG+ PLAYS FINE £10 SOLD ALICE WONDERLAND - HE'S MINE / CHA LINDE - LONDON. LOVELY EARLY 60'S GIRL GROUP BELTER. EX £15 SOLD DODIE WEST - IN THE DEEP OF NIGHT / ROVIN' BOY - PICCADILLY LOVELY BEAT BALLAD, RARE ISSUE EX £15 SOLD ISABEL BOND - DON'T FORGET ABOUT ME / YOU'LL NEVER GET THE CHANCE AGAIN - MAJOR MINOR NICE VERSION EX £10 TONNY RICH - DON'T MENTION MY NAME / SAVE YOUR LOVE - PICCADILLY EXCELLENT UK DANCER, WAS COVERED UP, ONLY ISSUE I'VE SEEN EX £20 SOLD SHIRLEY BASSEY - DON'T TAKE THE LOVERS FROM THE WORLD / TAKE AWAY - UA UNCHARACTERISTICALLY UPTEMPO DANCER FROM SB EX £10 SOLD THE NOVAS - THE CRUSHER / TAKE 7 - LONDON GARAGE CLASSIC, RARE ON UK EX £20 RAMSEY LEWIS TRIO - HANG ON SLOOPY / MOVIN' EASY - CHESS DEMO NICE DEMO COPY EX £15 JIMMY SMITH - GOT MY MOJO WORKING - VERVE DEMO VERY RARE DEMO OF THIS 60's CLASSIC EX £20 SOLD LITTLE MILTON - WHO'S FOOLING WHO / AIN'T NO BIG DEAL ON YOU - CHESS DEMO GREAT R&B SOUL AND ONE OF THE TOUGHEST CHESS DEMOS EX £25 MAJOR LANCE - THE BEAT / YOU'LL WANT ME BACK - SOUL CITY THE BEAT IS EX WITH A COUPLE OF NON SOUNDING MARKS. B SIDE IS SCUFFED SO ONLY VG. £15 IIMMEDIATE PAYMENT REQUIRED IF ITEM RESERVED. POSTAGE £2.15 RECORDED CHEERS PETE

You don't? I do. There's hundreds of comments saying "great price" or "bargain".

Yeah, and now he's made a new topic and you're still moaning at him. Do we abide by Soul Source rules, or ones that you make up on the spot to suit yourself?

That was great reading Roburt, "Heartbreak" has always been one of my favourite UK only Northern 45's. Produced by Claire Francis, here stuff is always interesting and worth seeking out.

I'd agree with that, £50 is a fair price for an issue, £150 - £175 demo. A lot of people don't realise that the issue was counterfeited too.

In that case, someone's going to have to put up a rule saying that while a sale is active, nobody is allowed to comment on it, either on the sale topic or anywhere else on the site. It's a discussion site, and discussion about record prices is a big part of it.

I think it was a bit like the Canadian equivalent of UK Stateside - licensed in product from many labels, produced none of it's own music.

But you then tell people that if they have a comment, to start a topic about it, which he has done.

Here's a coincidence, picked this up today...it's shocking...

It's real. Counterfeit is vinyl.

Mixmeister's got an auto mixer which I can never get to work, problem being I've never really got a pile of tracks with the same BPM/tempo so it's all over the place, which is why just I set the option to "simple crossfade", but it has Beatmix 8, Beatmix 16 and so on, whatever that means

Sorry Jock not quite sure what you mean; I load, say, 30 individual tracks, then make sure they overlap slightly to keep it constant, then finalise it as one large mp3 file, because if you finalise it as separate tracks, then you have 30 different files to upload and that is impossible. You know with virtual dj you have to actual do it in real time - well on mixmeister you just have to make sure that the tracks segue together, it's not a "proper" mix like you'd do with a twin turntable type program. Hope that makes sense!

https://www.mixcloud.com/mayfairmenthol/indie-label-postcards-1979-83/ THE FRESHIES — I'M IN LOVE WITH THE GIRL ON THE VIRGIN MEGASTORE CHECKOUT DESK WILD SWANS — REVOLUTIONARY SPIRIT WARSAW — AT A LATER DATE SHAMBEKO! SAY WAH! — REMEMBER BAUHAUS — BELA LUGOSI'S DEAD THEATRE OF HATE — LEGION FIRE ENGINES — CANDY SKIN THE MO DETTES — WHITE MICE JOSEF K — RADIO DRILL TIME THE PASSAGE — DEVILS AND ANGELS TUBEWAY ARMY — MY SHADOW IN VAIN WAH! HEAT — BETTER SCREAM THE RUTS — IN A RUT PUBLIC IMAGE LTD — CHANT DELTA 5 — MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS GANG OF FOUR — IT'S HER FACTORY COMSAT ANGELS — INDEPENDENCE DAY ORANGE JUICE — FELICITY KILLING JOKE — WARDANCE THE NAMES — NIGHTSHIFT A CERTAIN RATIO — SHACK UP THOSE NAUGHTY LUMPS — IGGY POP'S JACKET THE FALL — LIE DREAM OF A CASINO SOUL STRAWBERRY SWITCHBLADE — TREES AND FLOWERS THE SLITS — NEWTOWN FATAL MICROBES — VIOLENCE GROWS THE DURUTTI COLUMN — LIPS THAT WOULD KISS Chatting about Postcard Records and independent music from that era on Soul Source inspired me to put this one together, so after all of 20 minutes research, here's some more great sounds from that post-punk era of 1978 to 1983. I think I had all but four of these on singles when they came out (a couple were 12"Â only and I think two are LP tracks). Great new records in the shops, week after week, they were the good old days.

Well the top one is Mr. M's at Wigan Casino.

The last bit is the easy bit mate, it's the setting up I'd struggle with!

If it was, I was certainly going in the right direction!

More likely to be someone like Mike Mansfield off one of those groovy instrumental LP's - his backing track to Love Affair - Everlasting Love was played!

Right I understand. Yes I would love to do that except for one thing - I don't know how to combine the music with any talking. I'd probably have to get a mic, do all the spoken bits somehow (I wouldn't know where and how to start recording off a mic) and then edit the inserts inbetween the music. Sounds like an awful lot of work unfortunately.

Only problem is that there are only ten or fifteen going up at a time, and the items I put up have probably already appeared on one of my podcasts before. Is that what you meant? I mean, I could do a couple of podcasts which cover all of the reggae etc on the site (95 titles in all) Where would I post them though - mixcloud?

Soundclips added!

NEW UPDATE TO LOST VINYL WORLD OF THE 60's BLOG. I'VE DONE WRITE UPS AND REVIEWS FOR ALL OF THE ADDITIONS AND SOME OF THE PREVIOUS ONES. STEWART SMITH - ACETATE STEVE HAMMOND - ACETATE CHUCK JACQUES - SKA BEAT ERIC DONALDSON - DYNAMIC ERROL DIXON - JJ DENNIS ALCAPONE - ETHNIC STEVE COLLINS - BIG SHOT BOB ANDY - FAB BUSTERS ALL STARS - BLUE BEAT KING SPARROW - ISLAND DAVID ISAACS - ISLAND THE WAILERS - BAMBOO RUDY MILLS - ISLAND I.ROY & DENNIS WALKS - MOODISC THE TECHNIQUES - DUKE BROTHER DAN ALL STARS - DOWN TOWN THE PIONEERS - PYRAMID PAT KELLY - GAS https://lostvinylgemsofthe60s.blogspot.co.uk/

Never seen another white demo of this or Andre Maurice!

It's not a bargain but it's certainly a rare one, remember discussing it before on here and general opinion that it is scarce - but because there's no demand these days, still cheap. I must have had half a dozen issues of Solomon King and I can honestly say I have never noticed that the title is extended, maybe I never looked at that side! Levi Jackson has a track called Don't You Be A Sinner on the B side.