Mal C

God dam your hard Dobber! lol OK, from the big list above, I checked, most came out else where, stand by Keith & Billie - Taste Sour Don't It / Picadilly, although Penned by Jimmy Radcliff over there, it only ever got a release in the UK, as far as I can see. Until of course his son Chris Radcliffe cut those acetates, well over a decade ago...BIG man obviously did release it last year of course, but not their version.

Another UK Production that went nowhere... Ken Roland - Fly My Kite

This is a good one, but its kinda mix of loads of tracks, but independantly written by Biddu Appaiah. Bit of Four Tops, and I hear the same arrangment as Billy Ocean, different lyrics.. and he even used 'Build me up Buttercup' at one point, it's more like a 'Pastiche' then anything else... but UK released... Jimmy James - A Man Like Me

Hi folks, nice sale here ----- Richard Blandon & the Dubs - Lost in the Wilderness Vicki EX++ £120 Reduced to £100 Brother of Curtis Blandon & cousin of William Carlyle. Brilliant track from 1971. The Drivers Ft Chuck Freeman – Blackbird in Despair /American Int Records (Demo) EX++ £100 Great vocal from Chuck Freeman, this is a very nice midtempo crossover 45, with a very interesting flip. Diana Ross & The Supremes - You Have been so Wonderful / Motown EX++ £15 Reduced to £12 So many tracks from these ladies get missed, this is a great record! really Snappy and Uptown! Floyd Henry – Believe in Me / KAS-MO EX+ £10 Really early Gamble / Huff song, this is the business, that opening! Windy City - If by Chance / Mono-Stereo versions / Innovation II / EX+ £15 Supreme slowie from this brilliant Chicago outfit, this is the first release before Warner bros. The Relatives - Lenient with my Love / Archway EX+£50 Reduced to £45 Very Catchy 45, great crossover track this, also on an LP that came out some years back… Billy McGregor - It's My Turn Now / Mello Tone (Gold 1st Issue) EX++£45 Reduced to £35 Very nice copy, and another crossover classic on the first issue. Lilly Fields Hoagy Lands - Sweet Soul Brother / Spectrum EX++£25 Reduced to £20 Sweet as you like, this is a killer record from Lilly and Hoagy. As above, real nice copy. The Younghearts - I've got Love for my Baby / Minit EX+£20 Bobby Sanders Production, arranged by Arthur Freeman, always liked this one, great record, with eastern riff in it... cheers Malc ---- I prefer direct Bank Transfer, but you can pay by PayPal either Friends & Family or pay for the Pay Pal - 4% fee. Postage: £4.95 for 1st Class signed for (Within the UK) Anything worth over a £50 via Special Delivery, £8.95 (Insured up to £750) within the UK. * If you are outside the UK, just tell me where and I'll quote you via PM.

Oh shit, I mis read the topic properly, exclude any that got recorded outside the UK... sorry folks, got all excited there..

I did a big album play list on British last week, found all sorts, here are a load of really good ones.. and btw, who wouldnt love sixties Pop? Beverley Jones - Wait 'Til My Bobby gets Home / HMV Petula Clark - Heart, slower but dead ringer for Holly St James. Pye and Aussie Astor Elkie Brooks - He's Gotta Love Me / HMV Kenny Roberts - Run Like The Devil / Pye Joyce Bond - Tell Me What It's All About / Island Derek Christian - Suddenly There's a Valley / Major Minor Derek Lee - Girl / Parlophone Valerie Masters - Don't Ever Go / Polydor Diana Dors - So Little Time / Fontana, Brill beat record Woody Herman – Sidewinder / CBS Killer track Bill Oddie - I Can't Get Through / Parlophone Yep him, the bird twitching goodie, good 45.. Gene Latter - With A Child's Heart / CBS, Cause I live near Cardiff, local taff this guy great singer, did little piece of Leather, and loads others Gene Latter - Ways / CBS Sandi Shaw - Run Away / Pye / Aussie Astor Antoinette - Why Don't I Run Away From You / Picadilly Bo Street Runners - Lonely Avenue / Oak Great UK R&B group Dana Gillespie - Pay You Back With Interest / Pye, One time girlfriend of Bowie and a very good actress... grea record this is Keith & Billie - Taste Sour Don't It / Picadilly Penned by Jimmy Radcliff, same as Jimmy Radcliffe / Barbara Jean English schroder Acetates his son Chris Radcliffe did, but came out on Keith & Billie in the UK. Danny Williams - Go Away / HMV Joy Marshall - Heartaches (Hurry on By) / Decca Undertakers - Be My Little Girl Jimmy Echo - Practice What You Preach / Columbia The Poor Souls - When My Baby Cries / Decca Glasgow beat group, good one too John Drevar's Expression - The Closer She Gets / MGM Jenny Wren - Chasing my Dreams all Over Town / Fontana Every Parlophone 'Action' 45...except tyhe motown covers The Unit - Would You Believe What I Say / Fontana The Baker Twins - He's No Good / Pye Jack Hammer - Ode To A Discotheque / Down the Subway / Polydor Barbara Ruskin - Well How Does It Feel / Picadilly Miar Davies - Ten Good Reasons / Decca

Thought Id check that out Eddie, you are right, it's a killer track...never heard that before....

Think it was put out initially by the secret Stash M-Pac Lp's, probably an acetate play before that, looks like Charly might have either sub licenced it from them, or who ever has the tapes now, I think that all went south at Secret Stash didnt it, I cant remember the story behind it... That was it, was on The One-Derful! Collection Vol. 3 - M-Pac Records

Oh, I found it...Alias Ducie... deffo a different vocal, but that dont sound right to me, it's dreadful... Alias Ducie, what kind of made up name is that? sombody must be having a laugh here...

Lee Bates WDYW, never heard the female version, or the tweaked on, where do I find that?

very true...

styrene is orig, vinyl is the boot, simples...

Hi folks, nice sale here ----- Mickey Murray & Clarence Murray – Deep Soul Classics Vol. 9 / P-Vine / M- £35 I'll pay std post Lovely Japanese P-Vine Lp, complete with insert sheet and slip, loads of classics in this one, deep and dance. cheers Malc Track listing below: A1 Mickey Murray–Sticky Sue A2 Mickey Murray–Lonely Room A3 Mickey Murray–Shout Bamalama A4 Mickey Murray–Mama's Got The Wagon A5 Mickey Murray–Floot Foot Sam A6 Mickey Murray–Treat Him Right A7 Mickey Murray–Are You Ready A8 Mickey Murray–How Many Breaks Can One Heart Take B1 Clarence Murray–Dancing To The Beat B2 Clarence Murray–Poor Boy B3 Clarence Murray–Don't Talk Like That B4 Mickey Murray & Clarence Murray–The Pig & The Pussycat B5 Mickey Murray & Clarence Murray–How Do You Think I Can Live With Somebody (After What I Been Used) B6 Clarence Murray–One More Chance B7 Clarence Murray–Let's Get On With It B8 Clarence Murray–Baby You Got It ---- I prefer direct Bank Transfer, but you can pay by PayPal either Friends & Family or pay for the Pay Pal - 4% fee. Postage: £5.95 for 1st Class signed for (Within the UK) Anything worth over a £50 via Special Delivery, £8.95 (Insured up to £750) within the UK. * If you are outside the UK, just tell me where and I'll quote you via PM.

then touché to you sir...

Hi folks, nice sale here ----- Richard Blandon & the Dubs - Lost in the Wilderness Vicki EX++ £120 Reduced to £100 Brother of Curtis Blandon & cousin of William Carlyle. Brilliant track from 1971. The Drivers Ft Chuck Freeman – Blackbird in Despair /American Int Records (Demo) EX++ £100 Great vocal from Chuck Freeman, this is a very nice midtempo crossover 45, with a very interesting flip. Diana Ross & The Supremes - You Have been so Wonderful / Motown EX++ £15 Reduced to £12 So many tracks from these ladies get missed, this is a great record! really Snappy and Uptown! Floyd Henry – Believe in Me / KAS-MO EX+ £10 Really early Gamble / Huff song, this is the business, that opening! Windy City - If by Chance / Mono-Stereo versions / Innovation II / EX+ £15 Supreme slowie from this brilliant Chicago outfit, this is the first release before Warner bros. The Relatives - Lenient with my Love / Archway EX+£50 Reduced to £45 Very Catchy 45, great crossover track this, also on an LP that came out some years back… Billy McGregor - It's My Turn Now / Mello Tone (Gold 1st Issue) EX++£45 Reduced to £35 Very nice copy, and another crossover classic on the first issue. Lilly Fields Hoagy Lands - Sweet Soul Brother / Spectrum EX++£25 Reduced to £20 Sweet as you like, this is a killer record from Lilly and Hoagy. As above, real nice copy. The Younghearts - I've got Love for my Baby / Minit EX+£20 Bobby Sanders Production, arranged by Arthur Freeman, always liked this one, great record, with eastern riff in it... cheers Malc ---- I prefer direct Bank Transfer, but you can pay by PayPal either Friends & Family or pay for the Pay Pal - 4% fee. Postage: £4.95 for 1st Class signed for (Within the UK) Anything worth over a £50 via Special Delivery, £8.95 (Insured up to £750) within the UK. * If you are outside the UK, just tell me where and I'll quote you via PM.

As a seller via a third party aucton, such as John's, I for one would not be happy to cover postage for the winner, having already given up 20%, it just does not add up on most records that are bought and sold. As for bidding, mugs game mate, stick with the set sales...

I auctioned two pretty rare 45's with John last year, I wanted to put minimums on them, as I wanted a certain amount for them, he said not to, and I took his advise. They came in under what I wanted, and after the 20% I did feel I'd lost out, sure they made allot more than I paid for them, but I have to say I was pretty disappointed. So, think before you comit, you can put them up for auction via here, FB etc and not incur any fees, remembering 20% that might be your difference in bids on something worth a grand. He gets some silly prices, but only for certain things, so if its something like Jesse Davies on Joboth, your quids in, a more common 45, I'd do it yourself.

and from his 'Ode to my Lady' Lp,

Touch of Willie Hutch brilliance, from 1977 LP 'Havin a House Party' / Motown

Hi Folks, soul pack here, reduced again and I'll pay post. ---- Phil Upchurch - You Can't Sit Down / United Artists (Blue First issue) EX++ Very nice first issue this one, comes in it's orig sleeve. Pic and Bill - Sad World Without You / Page One Demo, EX++ swol Very very nice UK release, one of these was even on a Manship Auction not that long ago. The Skyliners - Everything is Fine / Jubilee WD EX++ Nice clean demo, both sides label and play. Major Lance - Hey Little Girl / Okeh EX++ swol Nice clean copy, great 6ts track from the Major The Dapps - I'll be Sweeter Tomorrow / King EX++ Very nioce vocal group 45, really nice copy this one, label and play. Billy Stewart - Ol' Man River / Chess DJ Copy (One sided) EX++ Nice track this, came out in 67. Pic & Bill - All I Want is You / Charay EX++ Supreme slowie, also came out on LaCamm. The Sheppards - I'm Not Wanted / BUNKY EX++ Spanking copy of this very deep soul 45, it’s a haunting track this. The Mandells - How To Love A Woman / TRANS WORLD SOUND EX++ Chicago classic now, this is their best on this label. The Impressions - EP - ABCS 450 EX++ Side 1 Gypsy Woman Grow Closer Together Little Young Lover Side 2 Minstrel and Queen I Need Your Love I'm the One who Loves You The Impressions - Ridin High EP - ABCS 545 / Pic Sleeve EX+ (Has owner sticker on flip, the 45 has a stamp of the first owners name, see scan, tastefully done. Side 1 Ridin High No One Else I Need a Love Side 2 Too Slow That's What Mama Say I'm Tellin You Lee LaMont - I'll take love / Backbeat EX+ slight warp, but plays fine cheers Malc ---- I prefer direct Bank Transfer, but you can pay by PayPal either Friends & Family or pay for the Pay Pal - 4% fee. Postage: Special Delivery, £8.95 (Insured up to £750) within the UK.

Just adding some info Tim, 'Oh Baby' and the brill flip 'Why' were both recorded at Gold Star Studios, 6243 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, California. I read as 'OB' was played in the UK by John Vincent at Wigan in 1975. I have 1966 as the release date, maybe 65 was when the Rainbo 45 was recorded.

Burnley? only place where it's part of the fabric of their humour...

I was wondering about this 45 the other week, so here is mine, thats a vinyl first issue right?

A few of us met them both, and their respective wives after a live event in Brighton, back in the 9ts, they were all sitting down to a meal, and asked if we wanted to join... I think we botttled it and just got autographs. I was really impressed how friendly they all were... wish I had sat down with them now of course...

I'd say no at an actual proper Soul do, I guess this has to do with the kind of event, if it's a Scooter do, or something like Tony Renold's Outrigger reunions, then I'd expect it... I guess folks do have to put their hands up to tracks like Glen Miller & Boris Gardiner (Bronco).