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have to be honest, I don't know, what I do know is that you can always date records from delta numbers and that one beginning with 66 is definitely a 60's release (not necessarily from 1966), it's the ones that begin 90 and 100 that you have to be careful with. As for the writing credit to Bettye Swann - might be something to do with publishing / royalties.

An original

Sorry, thought you were taking the piss, drinking wine gives me a sense of humour bypass obviously

There's over £500 worth of records there, I think a few of us have fingers crossed at the moment, Keith you should change this and take offers as your mate is really underselling his stuff at that price.

Er, yeah - there's a handful of white artists, the rest are by black artists, read the description very best and rarest blue eyed group soul dance tracks loads of great quality oldies some truly awesome rarities from the recent years of the scene. should I have put the word PLUS after each line?

A tremendous collection (if I do say so myself) featuring some of the very best and rarst blue eyed group soul dance tracks, loads of great quality oldies, and some truly awesome rarities from the recent years of the scene. https://podcastmachine.com/podcasts/4425/episodes/38201 THE CLASSICS - So Glad I Found You / PEE WEE, SHUCK & HUEY - Beside Myself / BETTY WILSON - I'm Yours / NOONEY RICKETT - Player, Play On / JUDY FREEMAN & BLACK ROCK - Hold On / THE FIVE CHANCES - Stranger I love you / DENNIS EDWARDS - I Didn't Know How To / STORMY WINTERS - Lifesaver / SOUL INC - What goes up must come down / THE SOUL TWINS - Give the man a chance / BETTY TURNER - The Winds Kept Laughing / JOE MATTHEWS - Ain't Nothing You Can Do / LOU RAGLAND - I Travel Alone / FRANKIE & THE DAMONS - Man From Soul / PAPA BEAR & THE CUBS - You're So Fine / THE Q - That's The Way / THE FLIRTATIONS - Stronger Than Her Love / LOU EDWARDS & TODAYS PEOPLE - Talkin' 'Bout Poor Folks Thinkin' 'Bout My Folks / LOU COURTNEY - Trying to Find My Woman / CHRIS CERF - Sweet Music /. WALTER & THE ADMERATIONS - Man Oh Man (What Have I Done) / THE HUNS REVIEW - Don't Make Me Love You / THE SWINGING MEDALIONS - I Love You More Than Yesterday / BERNIE WILLIAMS - Ever Again / THE VAN DYKES - Save My Love for a Rainy Day / THE DETROIT SOUND - Jumping at the Go Go / THE LOST SOUL - I'm Gonna Hurt You / THE OUTSIDERS - Lonely man / THE CONSTRUCTION - Hey little way out girl/ THE MAGNIFICENT MEN - Keep on climbing / LITTLE JOE COOK - I'm Falling in Love With You Baby / THE DEABEATS - No Second Chance / THE DETROIT SOUND - We're Gonna Party / THE SOUL SET - Will You Ever Learn / TERRY SINCLAIR - what have you heard.

You don't say Mart! I had no idea.

I think you're right Dante. I showed that last one you sent me to John (Manship) don't think he'd seen it before. I would have asked 40 quid for it.

Would have been 50 without the bit of LD Grant, I think 50's a proper price, 75 is too high in my opinion but then again, I am the Asda of Northern Soul, apparently

That Gaylettes track is a great dancer, someone on here ought to pick it up and play it out...

Only in that he discovered it and put it out on his label

I think Soul Galore operated from late 74 onwards. I remember buying Strings A Go Go in 1975. I had no idea what it was actually called for years, and Strings A Go Go is such a much better title than Double Cookin! What he means in that description is that it was booted and played ages before anyone worked out what it was actually called and who it was by.

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I loved that when it came out, really surprised it didn't chart.

I can't believe that (again) Paul, Phyllis Brown was based in the Carolinas wasn't she (Sonny & Phyllis, The Nomads etc) - same name but surely not same person

Found a clip, she's got dark make up on and her hair is black but I don't think she's doing a black and white minstrel job

No, I know Polly Brown - but I'd never heard that story of TOTP before, and I don't think I believe it either you know I think I may actually have that on video, I've got 40 or 50 TOTP's, surely she wouldn't have gone to such extremes..

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Blue Chips - Tell Her - UK Pye. Beat version of Dean Parrish - actually it's not that bad but nowhere near as good as Dean's version.

I iwsh I knew who I was thinking of! Penny Lane?

Funny you should say that; I also remember seeing her on the TV on things like Morecombe & Wise maybe, and I swear she was black with an afro. Maybe we're thinking of somebody else. I was really surprised when I did a search on google and saw all those photos of a white lady.

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78 was the year that most of the poorer white records started getting played (Nita Rossi, Blue Chips, Sue Lynne that sort of thing) mainly but not exclusively by Keith Minshull to be honest. I've got a tape of Pep playing Rain in about October 76 and the clapping on it is so loud (also on same tape Matt Lucas, Rosemary, Jay & The Americans Got hung up along the way (played by RS), Yum Yums, Broadway Cissy, Johnny Williams Just a little misunderstanding, Ron Holden, Gentlemen & Their Lady Like Her 12", French Fries, MVP's, Ronnie McNeir, Astral trip - I know all this off by heart having played it so many times after I taped it)