Pete S

Yeah it was only supposed to last for about 3 seconds but once I pressed the button I couldn't work out how to stop it!

https://planetrecords.podbean.com/ Another scintillating selection of ska, rocksteady and reggae, all dubbed from the original scratchy vinyl just like they should be! THE SOUL VENDORS - THE HAPPY ORGAN - STUDIO ONE WINSTON WILLIAMS - LOVE VERSION - JACKPOT JUNIOR BYLES - RASTA NO PICKPOCKET - UPSETTER PRINCE FRANCIS - ROCKFORT SHOCK - IRONSIDE THE INVADERS - SOULFUL MUSIC - STUDIO ONE ALTON ELLIS - I'M JUST A GUY - STUDIO ONE ALVA LEWIS - RETURN HOME - CALTONE BABA BROOKS - BABY ELEPHANT WALK - RANDYS BABA BROOKS - DUCK SOUP - ISLAND CORNELL CAMPBELL - GIVE ME LOVE - GREEN DOOR DAWN PENN - YOU DON'T LOVE ME - STUDIO ONE DELROY WILSON - I DON'T KNOW WHY - COXSONE DENNIS ALCAPONE - ROCK TO THE BEAT - DUKE REID DERRICK HARRIOTT - DO I WORRY - ISLAND DESMOND DEKKER - DRACULA - BLACK SWAN DON LEE - LEE'S SPECIAL - ISLAND ERIC MORRIS - HUMPTY DUMPTY - BLUE BEAT I-ROY - HOT BOMB - GREEN DOOR JOE WHITE - I'M SO PROUD - BLUE CAT LYNN TAIT - WAY OF LIFE - BLUE CAT

Didn't get a pm but got an email - replied, cheers

Also the fact that one of the artists who appeared at a recent weekender was/is known wife beater, haven't seen that mentioned on here at all despite it being a well known 'fact'

https://planetrecords.podbean.com/2007/12/1...reggae-1968-69/ In late 1967 / early 1968, the soulful sound of rocksteady gave way to the next phase in Jamaican music - the new uptempo sound which was to become known internationally as REGGAE. Here are some classic sounds from that early period, along with rarities which appeared during the following 12 months in early 1969. n.b. sorry about the siren noise at the start, that was a mistake! AUSTIN FAITHFUL - I AM LOSING YOU - BLUE CAT AUSTIN FAITHFUL - UNCLE JOE - BLUE CAT BOBBY FRANCIS - CHAIN GANG - JJ CLANCYS ALLSTARS - C.N. EXPRESS - PAMA ROY SHIRLEY - DANCE THE REGGAY - JJ DERRICK HARRIOTT - BEEN SO LONG - BIG SHOT DERRICK MORGAN - ME NAH GIVE UP - PYRAMID ERIC BARNET - THE HORSE - GAS JONNY ORGAN - DON JUAN - CAMEL LAUREL AITKEN - RISE AND FALL - JJ THE MAYTALS - NIGHT AND DAY - TROJAN PAT KELLY - NEVER GIVE UP - GAS PRINCE BUSTER - DOCTOR RODNEY - FAB SIR GIBBS (THE PIONEERS) - PEOPLE GRUDGEFUL - AMALGAMATED THE GAYLETTS - IF YOU CAN'T BE GOOD BE CAREFUL - BIG SHOT THE MAYTONES - CALL YOU UP - BLUE CAT this is one of at least 3 podcasts going up this weekend

https://planetrecords.podbean.com/2007/12/1...reggae-1968-69/ In late 1967 / early 1968, the soulful sound of rocksteady gave way to the next phase in Jamaican music - the new uptempo sound which was to become known internationally as REGGAE. Here are some classic sounds from that early period, along with rarities which appeared during the following 12 months in early 1969. n.b. sorry about the siren noise at the start, that was a mistake! AUSTIN FAITHFUL - I AM LOSING YOU - BLUE CAT AUSTIN FAITHFUL - UNCLE JOE - BLUE CAT BOBBY FRANCIS - CHAIN GANG - JJ CLANCYS ALLSTARS - C.N. EXPRESS - PAMA ROY SHIRLEY - DANCE THE REGGAY - JJ DERRICK HARRIOTT - BEEN SO LONG - BIG SHOT DERRICK MORGAN - ME NAH GIVE UP - PYRAMID ERIC BARNET - THE HORSE - GAS JONNY ORGAN - DON JUAN - CAMEL LAUREL AITKEN - RISE AND FALL - JJ THE MAYTALS - NIGHT AND DAY - TROJAN PAT KELLY - NEVER GIVE UP - GAS PRINCE BUSTER - DOCTOR RODNEY - FAB SIR GIBBS (THE PIONEERS) - PEOPLE GRUDGEFUL - AMALGAMATED THE GAYLETTS - IF YOU CAN'T BE GOOD BE CAREFUL - BIG SHOT THE MAYTONES - CALL YOU UP - BLUE CAT

It's only a case of listening, you all know what the difference is between rocksteady and reggae guys...the whole point of setting this up in sections was so that posts were puit in the right place. Thnaks for pointing it out Gordy, not had chance to come in here for ages.

I'll take 200 on the Sandy Wynns to get shut of it

SURELY NOBODY WOULD CONSIDER PAYING £90 FOR THAT? £9 MAYBE. Never mind if it's sh*t or not, it's actually only worth £25 anyway

You know where I am if you want any of them Stuart I'd make exceptions for my best customers p.s. there was also a mint copy of Ska Au Go Go but with no sleeve!

In that case, thanks for the information Tone, they are all now sold (not really but they'll be put away til after Xmas) I was guessing the prices...

ALL WITHDRAWN EXCEPT FOR REGGAE GIRL Look carefully cos you'll never see these advertsied for sale again in this condition: all are EX / EX VARIOUS ARTISTS - JUMP JAMAICA WAY - R & B JBL 1111 £250 Possibly the rarest ska album ever issued in the UK VARIOUS ARTISTS - GREATEST JAMAICAN BEAT (FROM TREASURE ISLE) - DOCTOR BIRD DLM 5009 £150 VARIOUS ARTISTS - SKA BOO DA BA - DOCTOR BIRD DLM 5000 £175 VARIOUS ARTISTS - REGGAE GIRL - BIG SHOT BIL 3000 £80 TRACK LISTINGS / SCANS / MORE DETAILED GRADINGS AVAILABLE ON REQUEST

I'd say a little higher, £30.

It's certainly a very rare album - I've had about 75% of all Pama LP's and I've never seen that. Unfortunately it's not collected as much as the reggae albums and I'd only rate it at £40 because of that...and the fact that their 45's are easy to pick up and not that collectable. Somebody trying to fill in the gaps of their Pama collection would probably pay more though.

He bought a copy of Ann Sexton off me earlier this year

Label scans added

SANDY WYNNS - I'LL GIVE THAT TO YOU - SIMCO DEMO EX 225 WILL TAKE 200 Writing on label, vinyl is superb and plays practically mint ALLISON & CALVIN TURNER - WHAT IS THIS - LULU VG++ 50 SOLD Oddball dancer GWEN STEWART - I THOUGHT IT OVER / YOU TOOK ME FOR A FOOL - CALL ME DEMO M 40 Nice double sider MILTON BENNETT - WHAT'S ONE MORE LIE / HESITATIONS - GO AWAY - KENT 100 CLUB 28TH ANNIVERSARY UNPLAYED 50 SOLD CHANNIE BLANCHFIELD - HURT - VERVE DEMO M 15 pete.smith@freeuk.com

It's just you, thats double what it's worth

Yeah its already posted somewhere...start of the thread?

If anyone is interested I've chucked around 40 red and white Island label ska 45's up in my Ebay shop, most are in "G" condition and fillers but they did me ok and they are only a fiver apiece.. also there's another 100 or so Northern and Modern soul 45's up. I'm putting up more reggae and ska, higher priced items, this afternoon https://stores.ebay.co.uk/PETE-SMITHS-PLANE...Q3aFQ3aSTQQtZkm

That looks real to me

ME AND A LAD CALLED sTEVE EDWARDS WERE THE ONLY 2 GOING FROM WOLVERHAMPTON THIS ONE SATURDAY, I'D BEEN TO THE OLDIES THE NIGHT BEFORE, COME HOME, AND DECIDED TO GO BACK UP, ANYWAY WHEN WE GOT TO CREWE WE WERE TOLD WE DIDN'T HAVE TO CHANGE TRAIN, WE ENDED UP SPENDING THE ENTIRE NIGHT IN A SIDING SOMEWHERE NEAR PRESTON BECAUSE WE SHOULD HAVE CHANGED AT CREWE...

The first Anderson brothers bootleg was definitely on vinyl. The vinyl was thick and as mentioned above, it had a dip just before the centre hole. A few records were done at the same time, Dave Newman springs to mind. The originals are thinner and have a less pronounced dip. The common boot is the styrene one.

YEAH i CAN KEEP IT CHRIS, THATS ONE OF THE FEW BITS i HAVEN'T GOT DESPITE KNOWING ABOUT IT FOR YEARS. I COULD ALSO ADD IT TO THIS COMPILATION...WOULD BE GREAT

No problem. "With sweet charm and gracEful style, a group of four unusual young ladies arise out of Chicago, Illinois, and bring to you the 'new sound' in the 'now time'...best described as THE ONCOMING TIMES". SIDE 1 FALL ALL OVER IN LOVE AGAIN YOU BRING OUT THE SWEETNESS THE ICE IS MELTING LOVE EXPLOSION THE SOLUTION SIDE 2 GOING OUT OF MY HEAD THE COWARDS WAY OUT OOH THATS LOVE TAKE ME BACK DON'T GO (I CAN'T BEAR TO BE ALONE)