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I was thinking of trying to do one, but have a few questions. How long [duration] can each pod cast be? Do they download in real time? Any useful advice? Thanks in advance.

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Great group mover 9 A C Tilmon Girl You Thrill Me Eastbound WD M- 10 Tremendous stuff from 1973. Detroit Emeralds singer 10 Universal Mind Something Fishy Going On Red Coach M- 15 Simply FANTASTIC 1974 modern soul dancer Don'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 £100 NORTHERN SOUL PACK 100 mint condition U.S. label originals. Stompers, R&B dancers, Modern winners, Beat ballads. You can't go wrong!! (price includes P & P) N. B. Overseas customers - shipping price on request NORTHERN SOUL RARITIES 11 Betty Turner Be Careful Girl Liberty D M- 200 12 Dusty Wilson Can't Do Without You Bronse M- 150 13 Mack Starr Down By The Waterhole Chene M- 200 14 Bobby Guitar Wood It's Mighty To Know Colt M- 200 15 Kool Blues (I'm Gonna) Keep On Loving You Capsoul M- 100 16 Ric-Shaws Heart Full Of Pain Delma M- 100 17 Robert 'Red Top' Young Your Future Soulsations M- 200 18 Jo Jo Petite Joey Boss M- 250 Same backing track as Little Jeanette 'Crazy Crazy'. Rare 19 Ernie Washington Lonesome Shack Chattahoochee VG++ 200 20 Lela Martin You Can't Have Your Love Melatone VG++ 200 21 Four Tracks Like My Love For You Mandingo M- 800 22 Masqueraders I Got The Power La Beat M- 200 23 Maurice & The Radiants Baby You've Got It Chess M- 25 24 Don Gardner Is This Really Love Cedric M- 300 25 De Vons Someone To Treat Me King M- 50 26 T J Williams Baby, I Need You Josie M- 350 27 Clovers Try My Lovin' On You Josie M- 50 28 New Young Hearts A Little Togetherness Soultown M- 50 29 Chuck Wright Love I Won't Be A Fool Anymore Ember VG++ 30 30 Brothers Of Soul Come On Back Boo M- 50 31 Marlina Mars I'm Gonna Hold On (To Your Love) MGM D M- 35 32 Van Dykes Save My Love For A Rainy Day Mala M- 250 33 Buck Rogers Movement Take It From Me Girl 21st Century M- 125 34 Endeavors Beware Of Your Friends Empire State VG+ 185 Quite a few marks but plays very well with little excess sound 35 Mighty Lovers Mighty Lover Boo-Ga-Loo VG++ 150 36 O'Jay's Hold On Minit D M- 30 37 One'sy Mack Never Listen To Your Heart Ghetto M- 50 38 A C Reed My Baby's Been Cheating Cool M- 100 39 Spellbinders We're Acting Like Lovers Columbia WD M- 30 40 Carole Waller This Love Of Mind U.S.A. D M- 150 41 Prophets My Kind Of Girl Stephanye M- 20 42 E Rodney Jones R & B Time Tuff M- 25 43 Fabulous Peps With These Eyes Wee 3 VG++ 25 44 Ann D'Andrea Don't Stop Lookin' Jamie VG++ 20 45 Marke Jackson I'll Never Forget You Jamie WD VG++ 40 46 Irma Thomas The Hurt's All Gone Imperial WD M- 30 47 Clydie King My Love Grows Deeper Imperial WD M- 150 48 Celestrals Chain Reaction RCA Victor M- 100 Rare black label issue copy. Good flipside too 49 Beverly Ann Gibson A Three Dollar Bill Jubilee M- 150 Rare black issue copy 50 Perfections Can This Be Real Calgar M- 150 51 Ozz & His Sperlings Can You Qualify Goldenway WD VG++ 250 52 Lonnie Lester You Can't Go Nu-Tone M- 100 53 O'Kaysions Girl Watcher North State M- 30 First label before ABC 54 Cashmeres Finally Waking Up (Bashful Man) Ninandy WD M- 200 55 Vontastics Lady Love Moon Shot D M- 25 56 Dramatics All Because Of You Sport M- 75 57 Jackie Lee Oh, My Darlin' Mirwood M- 25 58 Frances Nero Keep On Lovin' Me Soul 35020 M- 75 59 Buster Jones Baby Boy Sure-Shot M- 35 60 Derek Martin If You Go Sue M- 50 61 Lorraine Chandler Tell Me You're Mine Giant VG++ 200 Very strong VG++ almost mint minus 62 Henry Richardson Dancing Girl Elois M- 40 63 Bobby Bland Shoes Duke M- 20 64 Bud Harper Wherever You Were Peacock D M- 200 65 The Gee's Love Is Such A Beautiful Thing Port M- 50 66 Four Exceptions You Got The Power Parkway M- 125 67 Ben Zine Village Of Tears Parkway WD VG++ 160 68 Fred Hughes Don't Let Me Down Vee Jay M- 20 69 Chuck Bridges Don't You Make Me Cry Scoop D VG++ 75 70 Jack Montgomery Dearly Beloved Scepter M- 250 71 Eldorados You Make My Heart Sing Torrid M- 25 72 Magnificent Men Babe, I'm Crazy 'Bout You Capitol D M- 25 73 Darryl Stewart Name It And Claim It Wand D M- 150 74 Deena Johnson The Breaking Point Wild Deuce WD M- 100 This is Jo Armstead 75 Howard Tate Baby, I Love You Verve M- 20 76 Blossoms That's When The Tears Start Reprise M- 30 77 Maurice Williams Being Without You Deesu M- 100 78 Donald Jenkins Somebody Help Me Cortland D M- 100 79 Mitchell Braithwaite You've Been A Long Time Comin' ABC Probe WD M- 30 80 Mirettes Ain't My Stuff Good Enough Zea WD M- 20 81 Magic Tones Let's Let Our Love Roll On Mah's WD M- 20 82 Johnny Nash Strange Feeling Argo D VG++ 25 Rare promo 83 Spindles Ten Shades Of Blue ABC VG++ 25 84 Bobby Duke Smothering Your Love Verve D M- 25 MODERN / CROSSOVER 85 Ghetto Children It's Not Easy To Say Goodbye Roulette WD M- 100 86 Revealers They Had A Party At Watergate Paramount D M- 250 87 Gino Washington I'm So In Love Atac Int'l M- 350 88 Robert Ramsey Like It Stands Hot 100 M- 100 First label before Kent, a pretty scarce one 89 Prophecy Rain In My Life All Platinum M- 150 90 New World We're Gonna Make It Polydor M- 500 91 Superstars feat. Willie White Come To Me T.A.P.S. M- 300 92 Frankie Kah'rl I'm In Love Gordy 7153 M- 200 Rare issue copy - this side only on issue 93 Chain Reaction Search For Tomorrow Blue Wave M- 300 94 Swiss Movement I Wish Our Love Would Last Forever Gold M- 300 95 Table Of Contents Wrapped Around Your Finger Lake M- 100 96 Life Tell Me Why Reprise VG++ 200 Very rare orange issue of the Mecca classic. Not mint but such a tough one 97 Velvet Hammer I Can't Believe Chila M- 300 Very rare on 7" as opposed to the twelve 98 Leroy Hutson Love O' Love Curtom D M- 15 99 David Ruffin You Can Come Right Back To Me Motown 1187 M- 25 100 Barbara Hall You Brought It On Yourself Innovation II M- 25 101 T.N.J.'s Don't Forget About Me Chess D M- 25 102 Bill Harris Am I Cold, Am I Hot RCA Victor M- 125 103 Identities When Love Slips Away House Of The Fox M- 25 104 Sly Slick & Wicked Sho' Nuff People M- 100 105 Cathedral Sugar Pie Guy Merdian M- 50 Very obscure version of the Joneses record 106 Soul Survivors Go Out Walking Atco M- 20 107 Joann Garrett I'll Always Remember Duo WD M- 20 108 Elements Just To Be With You Saru M- 30 109 Modulations Your Love Has Me Locked Up Buddah M- 25 Non album - great seventies mover NORTHERN R&B / MOD 110 Johnny Maestro Phone Booth On the Highway APT VG++ 100 111 Leon Peterson Searching Bobbin WD M- 200 112 George Allen Come On Home Solo Play M- 250 113 Anita Tucker He's An Evil Man Vende VG++ 100 Very rare R&B mover out of L.A. 114 Young Jessie I'm A Lovin' Man Mercury D VG++ 100 115 Mary Moultrie You Gotta Hum Americana VG++ 150 116 Benny Spellman Ammerette Minit M- 100 117 Marilyn Brown Fortune In Love DRA M- 50 118 Clarence & Calvin Rooster Knees & Rice Atco WD M- 30 119 Clydie King & Mel Carter Who Do You Love Philips WD VG++ 35 120 James Booker Gonzo Peacock M- 15 121 Sonny Boy Williamson Trying To Get Back On My Feet Checker D M- 20 122 Ernie Thomas One More Tear Jody M- 75 123 Floyd Smith Why Did You Break My Heart Mellow M- 50 Fantastic R&B styled pounder 124 Wally Cox Come On Home Cordon VG++ 30 125 Persians Teardrops Are Falling Goldisc VG++ 25 126 Martha Carter Nobody Knows Ron M- 25 127 Fenton Robinson I Believe Palos VG++ 35 128 Lightnin' Slim You Know You're So Fine Excello VG++ 15 129 Annisteen Allen Let It Roll Todd VG++ 25 134 C & C Boys Hey Marvin Duke D M- 20 135 Ace Cannon Soul For Sale Hi D M- 15 136 Chick Carbo Two Tables Away Instant M- 25 137 Carla & Rufus Cause I Love You Atco WD M- 15 138 Faye Carol Lives Hit M- 75 139 Linda Carr Sweet Talk Sar WD M- 30 140 Martha Carter You Can If You Think You Can Ron WD M- 30 141 Mel Carter Time Of Young Love Derby M- 25 142 Al Casey Combo Jivin' Around Stacy M- 15 143 Chanteurs You've Got A Great Love Vee Jay M- 25 144 Chants Chicken N' Gravy Checker M- 15 OUTTA SIGHT 45s Danny Owens I Can't Be A Fool For You b/w Lydia Marcelle It's Not Like You OSV 053 (Manhattan) M 8 Anderson Brothers I Can See Him Loving You b/w Skull Snaps It's A New Day OSV 054 (GSF) M 8 Skull Snaps My Hang Up Is You b/w Skull Snaps I'm Your Pimp OSV 055 (GSF) M 8 OUTTA SIGHT CD V/A Northern Soul Collector Vol 2 OSCD 033 12 26 tracks of Northern Soul music - includes Joe Murphy, Gene Chandler, Clarence Murray, Joe Haywood, Jackey Beavers, Sam Baker and much more. 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I have always prefered the Debbie Curtis version, typical as the Juan Williams seems to have turned up on ebay.

Never knew that.

Yes, Butch and Mick H.

That answers the question, who got the ones that went through ebay then. Fred Krol and John Parker. Just one we don't know about, unless Richard Lewis had the other?

All joking aside, big boy [sorry] the Richard Caiton I have only ever been offered for sale once. And I've never even seen the Debbie Curtis 45 at all, ever.

Blimey that Dave has a big one. Are you a porn star in your spare time Dave?

Crucify him....

I wouldn't do the gig, you can't do a good set with 12 tunes.

Apologies then Dylan, I thought you were condoning the playing of an across the board music policy but obviously I was wrong. Sorry about that.

I agree it doesn't, but it very rarely happens in my experience. Good taste is open to opinion, but you need to make people want to dance. I don't care what anyone says, that's what the whole scene was based on, "DANCING" I'm not really into soul music per say, I'm into northern, and that means a tune that makes you want to dance. I don't care if the artist is white, yellow, brown or black, or indeed an instrumental, as long as it moves me to want to get up off my arse.

Apologies Phil, I missed that post as I was on my soap box...... But yes I agree the bats were a master stroke, and indeed went on to give the venue it's name. However, I did notice some other promoters were trying to steal the name for their own venues, and without realising the time and trouble that I had taken to arrange a coven of bats to perform to rare soul music, at my given signal. The cheek of it...........some people really.............

I can't agree with that, unless of course you are talking about all eras and genres, i.e. 60's, 70's, 80's & northern, r&b, modern etc. trouble is, most of us don't enjoy all the genres, so wouldn't support a venue playing it all. Then there's the fact that most people who want to DJ are on a limited budget, so basically you are asking people to travel all over the country, to pay to go into a building and listen to very poor quality and and in more cases than not, their very bad taste, all played on very poor quality, and badly set up equipment. At the end of the day, most events on this scene are "very" amateurish. The promoters will think nothing of paying a small fortune on a 45, yet are quite prepared to play it on any old rubbish. To me if you are expecting people to travel a long way, pay to get in and come on a regular basis, you must make sure they have a good time. 1. The venue must be suitable. Right size, good location, plenty of parking. 2. The sound system must be spot on. 3. You should only employ Dj's who you would travel to hear yourself [not just your mates, or the guy that says all his friends will come if you give him a spot]. And if people ask you for a spot, and you don't rate them. FFS say no.....and if you see that one of your Dj's empty the dance floor for more than a couple of records, go and give him a rocket. All this back slapping and nobody dares to call a spade a spade, is what makes for a stale scene.

No Bob, I think he's saying that he sold it for a third party, and has already paid the third party his money............

The crux of the matter is................they are all played out oldies to some people................it depends what era you were out and about the first time around.............then, when you were born again,..............then, where you have been going since being reborn...............one persons up front newie, is another persons played out oldie.............you can never win............I personally find that the people who were on the scene in the 80's, simply know everything [well almost everything] and are impossible to impress.

We all used to be dancers........now we are too old and knackered.............so now we are all Dj's.............but we can't get a spot anywhere.............so we start our own night................why is it not packed?..............Too many Chiefs...........not enough Indians. The End.

I agree, don't see it for sale often, and when you do it sells very quickly and usually around £1200. The gold label boot, or re-issue what ever it is, is around though.

YOU NEED TO BUY A SPARE PAIR AND LEAVE THEM AT THE SIDE OF THE PC. THAT'S WHAT I DO........... I WASN'T BEING NASTY, I WAS JUST LOSING THE WILL TO LIVE.

That's the four tracks, we were discussing the FOUR VOICES..........FFS

Wonder why it's so bloody rare then?

It actually plays very well. https://www.mediafire.com/?dw6d7826696aejh

I think he would have done if the lead was longer......... I keep telling him we should get a band together doing northern covers, and get on Britain's Got Talent....... I have a very pleasant light baritone myself you know...............

That's the one mate, thanks.