Quinvy

I know it sounds cheesey now Pete, but back then I thought it was fantastic. Same goes for Susy's Serenade. No one will admit to liking it, but it was massive back in the day. Oh and Bubblegum Breakthrough, Footsee, Brown Sugar etc, etc. Ps. Just remembered one that was huge and I've never heard it since the seventies. Van McCoy- Soul Improvisations pt.1. I used to bloody love that at the Mecca.

ANGLO AMERICAN ( ONE STOP ) LTD TEL 01706 818604 PO BOX 4 , TODMORDEN Email : raresoulvinyl@btconnect.com LANCS, OL14 6DA. www.raresoulvinyl.co.uk ENGLAND. List 608 Oct 28th 2013 Reservations 9.30 am — 5.45 pm weekdays only Postage and packing £2.00 for 1st disc then 50p per record. Please add £0.80 for recorded delivery. £6 for Special Delivery. Europe £4.00 for 1st record ( 50p each additional record ) USA £5.00 (approx $9 US ) for 1st record ( then 50p per record ) Rest Of The World £6.00 for 1st record (then 50p per record). We accept most major credit cards. Our list is free to buyers but the cost of this is substantial. We have to be strict on subs with those who don’t buy, so if this list is ticked at the top of the page it is £6 subs for 6 months please. Please note: We now recommend you have orders over £50 sent either Recorded Delivery or Special Delivery depending on total cost incurred NOVEMBER RARE SOUL AUCTION FINISHES 2.00pm FRIDAY 29th NOVEMBER 2013 (29TH November...............Thomas Edison demonstrates the hand-cranked phonograph.........1877) Highest bid at the end time is the winner and pays the offered price. To view the items below go to www.raresoulvinyl.co.uk and click on Auctions Min Bid NOV - A Moments Baby I Want You Hog 1000 M- 2000 One of the big surprises of the nineties was this turning out to be a record (Kent issued it as something else subsequent to the acetate). As with many Washington soul releases it is inherently scarce and this is possibly the only one in near-mint condition NOV - B Utopias Girls Are Against Me LaSalle 0072 VG++ 1500 Everything is rare on this Detroit label (even the rather under priced Buena Vistas instrumental) but this is the best of the four releases. Two sides as well, because many rate the reverse side ‘I Want To Go Back To My Dream World’. Condition is possibly better than VG++ - just a sniff below mint minus NOV - C Steve Mancha Did My Baby Call Wheelsville 102 VG+ 350 A low start price on the double sided Detroit classic for the simple reason that there is a mark which clicks AT THE VERY END. Other than that it it plays quite well. For that reason we have recorded the soundbite in full NOV - D Rubin You’ve Been Away Kapp 869 VG++ 500 Very strong VG++, almost Mint Minus in fact. Of course, a black stock copy is the one to have. A record that disproves the theory that Northern Soul was ALL copied from Motown. I mean, what else sounds like this one? NOV - E Tony Michaels Picture Me And You Golden World 41 M- 250 Yes, a yellow STOCK copy. Ever seen one before? Not just as rare as Tamiko Jones on issue but not far off. NOV - F Vanguards Good Times, Bad Times Lamp 94 M- 700 Just who was the fantastic lead singer on some of these Vanguards discs? He’s almost up there with Marvin Junior of the Dells. Tremendous soul all the way NOV - G Joann Courcey I Got The Power Twirl 2026 M- 600 Careering, storming Northern Soul always packs dance floors, never booted either. Still a winner for any enterprising deejay NOV - H Brother To Brother Gotta Situation Win Or Lose 224 VG++ 200 Here’s an oddity for you — and it’s a tough one as well, only the second copy we’ve ever had. Sure, the promo is quite common but the issue copy with this side is certainly rare. An early seventies dancer that hardly anyone knowsNOV - I Ray Frazier My Baby’s Hand Wright-Sound 0002 VG++ 1000 One of only two known copies of this West Coast sixties dancer fashioned by Arthur Wrightr. A unique opportunity to obtain a certain ultra-rarity NOV - J Yolanda Lisi Mon Coer Qui Bat Tout Apex 13425 M- 100 Couldn’t resist putting this one on! Yes a Canadian-only (as far as we know) French language version of ‘Don’t Pity Me’. Check the soundbite because it ain’t too bad at all — at least you’ll smile

.......... ......... .......... ........... PLEASE DON'T CONTACT ME FOR ANYTHING ON THIS LIST. PLEASE CONTACT ANGLO AMERICAN. THANK YOU. ANGLO AMERICAN ( ONE STOP ) LTD TEL 01706 818604 PO BOX 4 , TODMORDEN Email : raresoulvinyl@btconnect.com LANCS, OL14 6DA. www.raresoulvinyl.co.uk ENGLAND. List 608 Oct 28th 2013 Reservations 9.30 am — 5.45 pm weekdays only Postage and packing £2.00 for 1st disc then 50p per record. Please add £0.80 for recorded delivery. £6 for Special Delivery. Europe £4.00 for 1st record ( 50p each additional record ) USA £5.00 (approx $9 US ) for 1st record ( then 50p per record ) Rest Of The World £6.00 for 1st record (then 50p per record). We accept most major credit cards. Our list is free to buyers but the cost of this is substantial. We have to be strict on subs with those who don’t buy, so if this list is 2013 - PRICE GUIDE — OFFER ENDS WITH THIS LIST on 31st Oct! WHY PAY MORE? We have been advertising a pre-order situation on our new price guide for a few weeks now. Having finalised the text I can announce over 30,000 titles! This is much more than we originally thought and of course features albums for the first time anywhere. The book WILL be available in early November. Order now and get it for £24.99 including P&P (£29.99 upon publication). Note: Overseas customers — shipping prices on request. ALL RECORDS SET SALE FROM HERE ON SECOND PAGE FOCUS 1 Johnny Taylor Love On A Lease Plan Goldmine Sevens M- 10 Found a few copies of this promo-only, previously unissued Detroit gem. Very limited! 2 Stagemasters Baby, I’m Here Just To Love You Slide M- 10 Stomps and then some, typical Torch spin. Northern with a capital ‘N’ 3 Denise Lasalle Now Run And Tell That Westbound M- 10 Excellent early seventies dancer from this great singer 4 Platters Fear Of Losing You Musicor M- 15 As you might expect a great version of the Scotty Williams song from the famous group 5 Family Circle I Hope You Really Love Me Sky Disc M- 10 Very good seventies dancer, highly recommended 6 Ramsey Lewis Jade East Cadet M- 10 Another fabulous sixties instrumental from the piano maestro 7 Maskman & Agents There’’ Be Some Changes Dynamo M- 15 Storming, gritty sixties stomper 8 Archie Bell & Drells Ain’t Nothing For A Man In Love Glades M- 15 Archie at his best and I ain’t kidding. Fantastic Phillip Mitchell song that moves at a pace 9 Natura’elles Show Me The Way Venture M- 10 Mickey Stevenson’s label threw up a number of Northern goodies. Here is one of them 10 J J Barnes Everytime I See You, I Go Wild Hip City S C M- 10 German-only issue of two previously unreleased Motown tracks is a certain future rarity AVAILABLE FOR THE FIRST TIME!! Wally Hoskins & Rosemary McCoy — ‘Switch Around’ - Soul Tribe 1005 Ex Rob Thomas / Andy Rix acetate spin — and a sure fire sixties monster! Very limited quantity. £20.00Don’t forget to check out our website — new additions every week. Northern, Modern, Funk, Deep, 60’s, 70’s, 80’s etc www.raresoulvinyl.co.uk NORTHERN SOUL RARITIES 11 New Group Love Can’t Be Modernised Gemini M- 200 12 Collection & Civics I’ll Be There Soultrain M- 250 13 Melvin Elling Lonely Eyes Stretch VG++ 180 14 Magnificents My Heart Is Calling Dee Gee VG++ 150 Rare silver label issue copy 15 Four-Gents Tomorrow May Never Come Oncore VG++ 250 16 Satisfactions Take It Or Leave It Smash WD VG++ 225 17 Three Degrees Contact Warner Bros M- 100 18 Albert Williams Tumbling / I’m In Your Corner Jam M- 100 Very rare local Detroit label before Checker 19 Pat Powdrill Do It Downey WD VG++ 200 20 Nat Fross Too Many Skeletons In The Closet How Big VG++ 200 21 Premonitions In Love Together Jade M- 250 22 Major’s Lost In A City Big Three M- 200 23 Don Ray Sampson Baby Come Back George Clements Productions D M- 150 Rare release — before E Records 24 Miracle Workers Love In My Soul Scamm Sound M- 150 25 Jimmy Ellis Puttin’ It On Your Mind Salem M- 150 26 Bob Collins Inventory On Heartaches Main Line VG++ 250 27 Four Reputation Sorry Millage VG++ 325 Very rare Detroit — the original of the Presentations on Amm 28 Johnny Maestro Phone Booth On The Highway APT VG++ 100 29 Soulmasters I’ll Be Waiting Here Raven M- 200 30 Composers Chances Go Round Complex 3 M- 200 31 Rosco Gorden You Got My Bait Jomada M- 100 32 Delilah Kennebruew Bright Lights Loma M- 200 Rare issue copy 33 Patty Charles Love Is Like A Holiday Hot M- 100 34 Wayne Anthony Blow Me A Kiss Walana M- 300 35 Masters I’ve Made A Mistake Dellwood M- 300 36 Mary Moultrie They’re Trying To Tear Us Apart King M- 100 37 Velvets w/ Louis Prejean Estelle Parker Bofuz VG++ 100 38 Regents What ‘Cha Gonna Do Mad VG+ 200 39 Scotty Williams Fear Mona-Lee M- 150 Rare yellow label issue 40 Gene Evens Lonesome Boy Geneva M- 150 41 Mr. Caldwell Love Bandit Scorpio M- 300 Brilliant Chicago sound - one of the few Stafford biggies not to be reactivated. I’m at a loss to say why! 42 Patti Austin You’re Too Much A Part Of Me Coral D M- 25043 Lovelace Watkins Dreams Sue M- 125 44 Curtis Blandon In The Long Run Wand D M- 150 45 Jo Ann Garrett A Whole New Plan Chess VG++ 100 46 Ann Hodge Nothing But The Truth XL M- 125 47 Frank Evans What Can I Do Olen M- 50 48 E J & The Echoes Say You’re Mine Ranger M- 200 49 Curtis Davis Tell Me Ronnie M- 200 50 Maxine Brown One In A Million Wand M- 30 51 Blanch Carter Halos Are For Angels GSF WD M- 100 Original promo copy, now quite scarce 52 Walter Jackson Where Have All The Flowers Gone Okeh WD M- 35 53 Superbs Better Get Your Own One Buddy Dore 704 M- 40 54 Those Two I Can’t Treat Her Bad Melic M- 200 55 Sandy Wynns The Touch Of Venus Champion M- 75 56 Dee Clark In These Very Tender Moments Columbia WD M- 25 57 Dee Clark I Can’t Run Away Constellation M- 40 58 Dee Clark Hot Potato Constellation M- 15 59 Dee Clark I’m Goin’ Home Constellation M- 6 60 Dee Clark 24 Hours Of Loneliness Constellation M- 20 61 Lucky Clark Let Me Be The Fool Chess D M- 25 62 Rosalind Clark Nightowl Warner Bros D M- 10 63 Sharen Clark Mama Didn’t Lie (Sho Come True) ABC Dunhill M- 25 64 Terry Clark No I Won’t Cry Li’l Mec M- 60 65 Tony Clarke Joyce Elaine Chess WD M- 40 66 Tony Clarke The Entertainer Chess VG++ 8 67 Class Mates I’m Sold On Your Love Bright Star M- 25 68 Classic Sullivans Shame, Shame, Shame Master Key M- 200 69 Classics IV 24 Hours Of Loneliness Imperial D M- 15 70 Judy Clay I’m Comin’ Home Scepter D M- 20 71 Judy Clay It Ain’t Long Enough Stax M- 10 72 Judy Clay Let It Be Me Lavette M- 25 73 Judy Clay It Takes A Lotta Good Love Stax M- 20 74 Lou Courtney Tryin’ To Find My Woman Buddah VG++ 50 75 Otis Clay She’s About A Mover Cotillion M- 10 76 Otis Clay I’m Satisfied One-derful! M- 10 77 Otis Clay That’ll Get You What You Want One-derful! M- 10 78 Otis Clay I Paid The Price One-derful! M- 15 79 Otis Clay It’s Easier Said Than Done One-derful! M- 10 80 Larry Clayburn Do The Jerk Monkey Mercury WD M- 35 81 Merry Clayton It’s In His Kiss Capitol M- 25 82 Merry Clayton Beg Me Capitol M- 25 83 Merry Clayton One More Ride Ode M- 25 84 Pat Clayton Someone Else’s Turn Silver Tip M- 75 85 Steve Clayton Are You Willing To Take A Chance Jamie WD M- 15 86 Cleftones Right From The Git Go Ware D M- 20 87 Cleftones For Sentimental Reasons Gee WD M- 25 88 Cleftones Some Kinda Blue Gee WD M- 20 89 Cleftones There She Goes Gee Wd M- 25CROSSOVER / MODERN 90 Keni Lewis Ain’t Gonna Make It Easy De-Vel M- 100 91 Larry Coney Lenient With My Love Archway M- 100 92 Johnny Thompson I Ain’t No Fool Jay-Tee VG++ 100 93 Channel 3 The Sweetest Thing Brunswick M- 400 94 Skying High Be Together Captain Funk M- 300 95 Pete Warner I Just Want To Spend My Life With You Polydor M- 125 96 Gino Washington Girl Here I Am Atac M- 150 97 Kapp Ivory Project It’s Over Det Mi M- 150 98 Tiny Watkins Run, Run, Run (What Is My Life) Goodie Train M- 20 99 Ed Terry Don’t Let That Love Pass You By S T M- 200 100 Rock ‘N Co You Live Only Once AMG M- 200 101 Dynamics We Found Love Columbia M- 200 102 Smallwood Brothers Day Before Tomorrow Atco M- 250 103 Foundations Change My Life Psycho VG++ 180 Rare UK-only modern dancer on this tiny label from ‘78 104 Nite-Liters Cherish Every Precious Moment RCA D M- 25 105 Ike Noble Shake It Loose / The Best Years Of My Life Connowil M- 40 106 Nobles Nobody But You Columbia WD M- 10 107 Nobles Jealousy Vanguard WD M- 25 108 Cliff Nobles This Feeling Of Loneliness Roulette M- 15 109 Cliff Nobles This Feeling Of Loneliness Roulette WD M- 10 110 Norfolk Together Barbara Jean M- 50 111 Jimmy Norman I Wanna Make Love to You Buddah M- 15 112 Jimmy Norman In The Palm Of Another’s Hand Buddah M- 15 113 North By Northeast Pain Of City Living Probe M- 25 114 North, South, East & West I Can’t Make It Without You 20th Century D M- 15 115 North Tower Living Just For Loving You Metro M- 20 116 Notations I Can’t Stop / I’m Still Here Twinight M- 50 117 Notations Judy Blue Eyes w.o.l. Mercury M- 75 118 Le Frank O Keep On Gettin’ Down M M-M Gold M- 100 119 Odds And Ends Give Me Something Today M- 15 120 Odds And Ends Let Me Try Today M- 25 121 Odyssey 5 Got To Be An Answer Brunswick M- 25 122 O’Jay’s Just To Be With You Little Star M- 20 123 O’Jay’s My Favorite Person Phil Int’l WD M- 15 124 O’Jay’s To Prove I Love You Phil Int’l WD M- 25 125 Omni Let Me Run It Mercury M- 10 126 OPEC Family Love Account Avi M- 20 127 Opus IV If It Don’t Fit Cotillion WD M- 20 128 Opus Seven Hey Big Brother w.o.l. Source M- 25 129 Originals Temporarily Out Of Order Fantasy D M- 10 130 Originals God Lovin’ Is Just A Dime Away Motown 1355 M- 40 131 Johnny Otis Show ft Barbara Morrison Hey Boy! I Want Ya’ Jazz World M- 35 Quite tough with the labels right way roundFUNK 132 Roy Roberts Exp. Stop (Watch What You Doing To Me) Linco M- 200 133 Soul Chargers Soul Charge Stop M- 150 134 Shirlene King Super Stuff HoMark M- 100 135 Superior Elevation Music Is The Way Lake City M- 100 136 Gene Anderson The Gigolo Royal-Tone M- 200 137 Johnson Brothers I’m Takin’ A Train Smoke House M- 100 138 Larry Ellis Kentucky Fried Funk Gramercy M- 150 139 Mystics I Really Love You Teako VG++ 150 Funky version of the Jimmy Burns Northern rarity 140 Marlboro Men Cute Mama Gunga M- 200 141 Vicky Lewis Mama’s Got A Brand New Box Normar M- 100 Rare answer song 142 Katie Briggs Green Power Columbia WD M- 100 143 Moonlighters Funky Moon Medtation Bue Eagle M- 100 144 Bonny Floyd Mister Big Stuff Bennett M- 150 145 Soul Agents She’s Blowing My Mind Hoecutt M- 100 146 Black Earth Plus How Can You Say You Love Me Calgar M- 100 147 Son’s Of Funk From The Back Side King M- 30 148 Sons Of Slum The Man / What Goes Around Stax M- 25 149 Sons Of Slum The Man / What Goes Around Stax WD M- 15 150 Soul Angels The Ladies Choice Josie M- 30 151 Soul Brothers Six Lost The Will To Live Phil L.A. Of Soul WD M- 15 152 Dede Soul & Spidells Soul Chills Julmar M- 30 153 Soul Dukes Jelly Fish Hi-Way M- 200 154 Soul East Funky Lady De Luxe D M- 30 155 Soul Encyclopedia Geraldine Jones Sound Of Soul M- 20 156 Soul Food Tom The Peeper’s Brother John Power Exchange D UK M- 10 157 Soul Partners Walk On Judge Bell D M- 15 158 Soul Patrol Saigon Strut Shamley M- 25 159 Soul Machine Twitchie Feet Pzazz D M- 50 160 Soul Purpose I’m Gonna Sock It To Me Chisa D M- 25 161 Soul Runners Green Thumb Patches M- 10 162 Soul Searchers Wind Song Sussex M- 10 163 Soul Toranadoes Go For Yourself Burt WD M- 20 164 Soulful Mary Funky Soul Aquarius M- 15 165 Soulful Strings The Sidewinder Cadet D M- 15 166 B. W. Souls Marvin’s Groove Round M- 30 167 Sound Experience Where Has Your Love Gone Shield M- 12 168 Sounds Of Experience All In My Mind Bicentennial WD M- 20 169 Southside Movement Bus Stop 20th Century M- 10 170 South Suburban Electric Strings (Pisces) Sign Of The Zodiac Toddlin’Town M- 15 171 Charles Spurling Popcorn Charlie King M- 25 172 Spyder’s Gang Waitin’ Line Scepter WD M- 20 173 Phyllis St. James & La Mancha Get Happy Playboy D M- 1

We always used to play quality instrumentals at Burnley. Just as with vocal records there are good instrumentals and terrible ones. Back in the day they were massive, and I still much prefer the instrumental versions to the classics like, Exus Trek, Breakaway, Rosemary What Happened etc. Karl used to play Gentleman June Gardner and follow it with Bo jr. both superb atmospheric records. The place used to go mental.

A good friend of mine once came up to me at one of my promotions and said, "do you realise that you and me are probably the only ones in the room [it was very busy] that aren't on gear?" I am very naive on this subject, but I rather think my friend knew what he was talking about.

I appreciate and respect your opinion. He is a great guy, I just personally don't like the way he mixes up the musical genres in his sets, and the messing with the mixer drives me nuts. I have told him this to his face, he just smiles.

I'm sorry but I thought it was your good self that was insulting me? By posting sleeping smileys you are basically saying that my posts aren't worthy of a written response. I thought this was a public forum for the discourse of rare / northern soul music? If you want a forum of sycophants and like minded back slappers, then I will refrain from any further posting. Best regards, Phil.

Fair enough Chalky, I'll try and refrain from any further posting. You will have to forgive me if I don't rush out to hear these "new records" after listening to the highly acclaimed, and highly priced Sir Joe 45, I'd rather have my toe nails extracted with a pair of rusty pliers than listen to any more of that ilk. Best regards, Phil.

I feel the same about your posts too Chalky, especially your record recommendations, but I'm far too polite to insult you with sleeping smileys.

I apologise then Pete, but it does sound the business played out and always packs the dance floor.

I apologise for my negativity, but I just despair of listening to the records on these threads. I keep praying I will click on the sound file and think wow that's fantastic. Never happened yet, and just seems to underline the fact that the music that I consider to be "northern soul" isn't the same as everyone else on this site. And that there aren't any new to my ears "wow" records left. Please don't get me wrong, a few of the records that have been suggested in this thread I really like. But I was already aware of those.

No I just got fed up of traveling all over the country to support very badly run events playing music that is inconsistent, and being deafened by rubbish sound systems that are either not up to the job, or aren't set up properly. Or both. I ran an allnighter for three and a half years. The people who came on a regular basis informed me that it was the best in the country, and that I had spoiled them. Nothing else came close. Their words not mine Chalky. That allnighter was my life for those years, but everything has a lifespan, and when Karl had to give up and Cliff and Andy started letting me down, the writing was on the wall. It's a pity a few more don't spit the dummy out instead of going through the motions and making a big deal of anniversaries. Flogging a dead horse springs to mind.

Guy would have probably been put off by the terrible lyrics.

Pete, it seems to me that anything that wasn't played at Wigan doesn't float your boat. You need to experience it played at an allnighter on a decent system. It's proper northern to me, great to dance to. The thing is, when we hear records at an event when the dance floor is packed and the atmosphere is kicking, then every subsequent time we hear that record, it takes us back to that time. Believe me, when you stop going out, you hear records differently. We start looking for more substance, bigger productions, more soulful voice and more meaningful lyrics. This also happens if you do go out, but you never dance. That's why people start putting records up on here proclaiming how great they are and how cheaply they can be got. Most of them are fine for listening to at home. But please don't expect to fill a dance floor with them. If a cheap record is good, one play at an allnighter and there will be a rush up to the decks to see what it is. If this doesn't happen leave it at home.

That's in a completely different league Pete.

Now I remember why I stopped going out. You're just kidding yourselves that these average records are something special. They are not.

Like I said it's constructive criticism, not personal attacks. The scene is stale and controlled by cliques of individuals and long time Dj's who are worshipped for what they once were, not what they are now. Someone mentioned James Trouble, and although I don't agree with a lot of what he did, he was at least trying to give the scene a kick up the arse, which it really, really needs.

Exactly! he's a very nice man, but he wouldn't get near the decks at any nighter of mine. You're only as good as your last set in my opinion, and history counts for nothing.

Hear, hear. Nail on head time.

I have no problem with playing cheap records, but playing ain't no mountain high enough at what is supposed to be a top allnighter? Is taking the piss as far as I'm concerned. And you have just highlighted what I was saying. Just because someone has been around the scene since God was a lad doesn't mean they are great Dj's. People on this scene take constructive criticism as a personal attack, when it's not the case. That's the reason the scene is so stale and amateurish. The same people have been running the scene for too long, but if you try and create something that doesn't include these stalwarts, the politics and back stabbing will start. Most of the so called top allnighters have crap sound systems for a start. Many of the so called top Dj's don't have the first idea about the equipment they are using. They invariably mess about with the gains and the promoter doesn't have a clue. Stop looking back at what the scene used to be, and stop putting up with badly run events.

Don't think there was anything good about playing that track at a nighter. I would have been mortified. It's hardly northern is it? Just another collector who shouldn't be Djing in my humble opinion. Too many big name dj's going through the motions.

Is this the Roy Hodgson thread?

This is for Sooty Just following on from what Chalky has said. Many have come back and tried to pick up where they had left off. It will never happen. Ask the gentleman that used to run the Morecambe Pier allnighters. I apologise for forgetting his name, Shaun something? nice guy. He got in touch with me a few years ago when I was running the Burnley events and asked if he could come to my next nighter and flyer it for the big relaunch of his Morecambe Pier allnighters. When he told me that he had decided to make a comeback, that he hadn't been on the scene for many years, and then told me the Dj line up, I just smiled and said no problem, fill your boots. That went well didn't it? You can't recreate the past. The ethos was always listen to this, it's fantastic, and you can't hear it anywhere else. er not anymore. They don't make 60's records anymore, and we've heard all the northern. Don't get me wrong, if you could find some unknown 60's northern, people would come. In fact I think that's how Ady keeps going at the 100 club because he keeps unearthing gems. Well that and the mystique of the hallowed venue. However, when I went to the 100 club a few years ago, I was very disappointed. I even went for a second look, just in case I had gone on a bad night. But no, absolutely nothing going for it except the social aspect. Sorry if that offends anyone, but I'm entitled to my own opinion, and to me it doesn't deserve it's reputation anymore.

It really does sound like a Detroit recording, fabulous record.