Pete S

He was just saying that there were already 3 separate threads on the same topic. What's wrong with that? He wasn't rude about it.

Kris, this bloke wants a word with you...

Planet Records Radio Catacombs Northern Soul Special - remembering Max Millward As you will now probably all now, our friend and mentor to many of us, Max Millward aka Blue Max, sadly passed away at the weekend. There are some glorious tributes to Max on the Soul Source site which tell you what sort of guy Max was; the fact that hundreds of people have paid tribute speaks volumes. Max was, of course, one of the original DJ's at the legendary Catacombs club in Temple Street, Wolverhampton (1971-74). The only thing I could think of to do as a tribute was to compile a podcast of some of the tunes that Max would have played at The Cats. If one or two are associated with other clubs, then so be it, but this is the best I could do, so please, get your dancing shoes on, roll back the carpets and please remember our mate Max when you hear some of these classic Northern Soul 45's. https://podcastmachine.com/podcasts/4425/episodes/23967 JIMMY CONWELL - CIGARETTE ASHES / DANNY MONDAY - BABY WITHOUT YOU / THE COASTERS - CRAZY BABY / THE VOLCANOS - THE LAWS OF LOVE / J.J. BARNES - SWEET SHERRY / THE FI-DELS - TRY A LITTLE HARDER / DEAN COURTNEY - I'LL ALWAYS NEED YOU / TOTAL ECLIPSE - SIX O CLOCK / THE TRIPS - THERE'S THAT MOUNTAIN / THE CHALFONTES - HE LOVES ME / LITTLE RITCHIE - JUST ANOTHER HEARTACHE / PAUL ANKA - I CAN'T HELP LOVING YOU / TONY & TYRONE - PLEASE OPERATOR / THE BOB & EARL BAND - MY LITTLE GIRL / SAXIE RUSSELL - PSYCHEDELIC SOUL / ANN PERRY - THAT'S THE WAY HE IS / HERB JOHNSON & THE IMPACTS - I'M SO GLAD / STANLEY MITCHELL - GET IT BABY / RICHARD TEMPLE - THAT BEATIN' RHYTHM / MIKE POST COALITION - AFTERNOON OF THE RHINO / JAMES LEWIS & THE CASE OF TYME - MANIFESTO / SAM WARD - SISTER LEE / JACKIE EDWARDS - I FEEL SO BAD / E RODNEY JONES - R & B TIME / BOBBY TREETOP - WAIT TIL I GET TO KNOW YA / SANDY WYNNS - THE TOUCH OF VENUS / RONNIE & ROBYN - SIDRAS THEME / BILLY PROPHET - WHAT CAN I DO / THELMA HOUSTON - BABY MINE / DENA BARNES - IF YOU EVER WALK OUT OF MY LIFE. iPod RSS feed https://feed.podcastmachine.com/podcasts/4425/ipodvideolarge.rss mp3 RSS feed https://feed.podcastmachine.com/podcasts/4425/mp3.rss iPhone RSS feed https://feed.podcastmachine.com/podcasts/4425/iphone.rss

My sincere apolgies Sir, I thought you were talking about when she was with Decca 1964-65, didn't know she rejoined in the 70's.

Yeah he did pay me a good price for it and in return I never, ever made a copy of it, either on an acetate (it was pre-carvers) or even on a cd. In fact, like a mug I forgot to record it for myself. So I don't see how any other version in circulation can be the same one that Stuart has, unless they found the Motown master of that particular version.

Just that it was being hyped so much by every dealer who had it in stock when in fact it's so lame it might as well be fresh air.

Funny thing is, here's me, a so called UK "expert" and I didn't know it was a British recording which came out here on Fontana! Record Collector value it at £8

It was like a stage name, the Blue Max was a First World War pilot. I think.

Blimey thats cheap, if you didn't sell it, I'll have it!

Seen it go for more than that so probably about right.

I think I had the first copy of this, well the first after Phil Dick who's copy I bought in the early early ebay days circa 2000, it was on a one sided Motown acetate and was a bit worn but soon as I heard it I thought it was fantastic. I played it at one of Simon's brighton alldayers and it did nothing at all. The I sold it to Stuart T a week later. As far as I know, this version has not surfaced again, I may be wrong but the one on the Motown cd is nothing like it and the other one is in too good a sound quality. I also had the fast version of Midnight Johnny on a one sided disc, that was fantastic. Wish I still had bioth of them.

God bless Max, you'll never be forgotten mate. Condolences to the family.

A couple of good tracvks on black label King are June Adams - River keep moving, and The Vogues verskon of Magic Town.

Loads Dave. A dozen maybe. I told you, I don't even look anymore. Just cos you ain't seen em doesn't mean nobody else has.

Thinking about you Max, get well soon mate

Although it's better than Beres Hammond

Half a million people bought Joe Dolce's "Shaddup You Face", didn't make it any good

I'm on about LP's not 45's: but as for singles, you're right about those. Studio One's commonest, Puppet on a string, Fatty Fatty, Baby (Heptones) Cosxone: Cool Spoon 'yakkety yak', Ram Jam, Get ready it's rocksteady, couple of others. Doctor Bird; Joe White - every night, gaylads as mentioned, Phoenix city etc. Big Shot - well all of Judge Dreads records charted so they're as common as Sweet records. Pat kelly on Gas sold over 40,000 copies.

R & B was owned by Rita & Benny King (aka Isen/Izen) in Stamford Hill. When they shut down in the 80's, they released all back stock onto the market, hence 90% of r&b label records (the black ones) are in great condition. A lot of reggae lp's are cheap. I've bought about a dozen this last week all under £25. There's loads of exceptions though: Big Shot, Bamboo, UK Studio One, UK Coxsone etc. It's the same with every type of collecting; some records are hard to find, others are easy, regardless of date. Theres loads of great, cheap ska on Blue beat and Island. Theres loads of expensive hgreat ska there too though.

An overview of the UK reggae collecting scene in 3 lines, brilliant

Straight from the horses mouth: I just sold an EX UK demo for £180 (I lost £45 on what I Paid for it, thanks ebay) and I sold a VG+ issue for £80 I think it was, 80 or 90 anyway

You're having a laugh Dave, there's loads of these turn up on Ebay UK reggae, I stopped buying them when nobody would take them off me.

I like the video, the song's not very memorable though. That's all I have to say really.