Mal C

Its a great track, I didn't recognize it initially, but I've heard it somewhere... probably the 100 club..

LOL... allot.... sorry waggy, I had to say... maybe insult to injury, but I'd never sell mine though its just 'TOO GOOD"... they do turn up though..

I was bidding on that with a view of selling it on, shame I didn't win it... M

The buffet was always good fun, we used to lob Vol Au Vent's at each other... see Northern soul does have a culinary side... m

Blimey, remember I went to this night.. I was very young. Great soul night.... Vol Au Vent anybody? M

Pal & the Prophets - The Whip is another good one, as is The Bar Kays - Give Everybody Some M

Here's a couple loose ones.. James Rivers - Tighten Up, Major Lance - Tighten Up, Howard Peters - Tighten up the Slack, Don Gardner - Tighten Up Your Love Bone, ok this isn't really a tighten up in its truest form, but its a good title... and on the Horse connection, there are literally tons of these, here is a a few good ones.. Fred Lowery, Big Bo & the Arrows - Ride the Iron Horse Cliff Nobles & Co - The Horse The Premonitions - Get E Up The Horse Delights Orchestra - King of the Horse Cliff Nobles & Co - Love Is Alright Fantastic Johnny C - Hitch It To the Horse The Soul Brothers - Horsin' Around James Boys - The Mule Lou Courtney - Do the Horse The Chevelles - The Gallop Cliff Nobles & Co - Horse Fever Roy Ward - Horse With a Freeze Pt1 The Ventures - Horse Power Johnny Jones & the King Casuals - Horsing Around Lester Young & the California Playboys - Horse Power and James Boys - The Horse Mal.C

I have Kool Blues, if your other deal fell through, wasnt looking to sell it but if you want to make me an offer? Malcolm

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Trying to message you in an I phone, impossible, can I have Main Street “Same” (Koala) NM/NM £25 Pip us a pm, and we can speak privately Kind regards Malcolm

I personally like to go to both rare and underplayed nights and oldies nights it make no difference it's all Northern Soul to me. ---/ Agree with andy, well I did until I went to a do last year, and my problem was not the music, but the order it was played in... Because virtually all of the djs that night had some nice tracks, but they failed the simple principle of dj'ing, know your play tracks, know when to play them, keep it fluid but look with your eyes if you see the audience starting to go for it, let em loose, don't stick on a crap 'Conway Twitty' record no one cares about... .So if I could give any advice as a punter, get somebody in who knows what they are doing and ill come back next time.... Malcolm

recognize that 45 dale.... is that my old copy? Mal

yeah I saw these in Selfridges the other week, I was taking a picture of the bags and had a tap on the shoulder, 'No Photographs in the store sir' I said 'come on, its not that exciting...'

Laughs... maybe it was, but it wasn't st the start...

Hey Adam, did you ever pull out that Aussie stuff we spoke about? malcolm

Hi all, selection of reduced Sale 45's below. kind regards Malcolm Buyer pays Postage: £2.50 1st Class Signed for (within the UK) covers you up to £50 £8.00 for Fully Insured up to £500 (Within the UK, signed for) Payment direct into my Bank Account, or Pay Pal: arkanoid300@hotmail.com Please note, I'd ask buyers to cover any pay pal or associated fees. Kind Regards, Malcolm ---------- Tenison Stephens - Where would you Be / I Cant take my Eyes of You / ARIES M- £15 reduced to £10 Really Nice copy of this double sider, as with all above played on the Northern scene for a long time, Great Record. Sam E Solo - Love is Not a Game / Tears Keep Falling / Imperial (Issue) VG++ £35 Reduced to £30 reduced to £25 Two fabulous tracks, I got this for 'Tears" it being a serious M terry/J Ashford song, flips is an older Northern side I think, Really Nice 45, Bit of dirt picked up on the label ridge which can bee seen in the green, but otherwise really nice clean playing 45 in styrene. The Classmen - Doin Me Right / Classic M- £50 Reduced to £35 reduced to £30 smooth tune, great vocal, Came out on two labels, and I once saw a release which was a mix of both, (Pearce/Classic) my guess its all the same label / set up.. Quality record in the Mellow fellows mold. La Brenda Ben — Just be yourself / Gordy WD M- £35 reduced to £30 ** HOLD ** Classic Motown, nice WD.. Barbara Mason - Is it Me / ARCTIC One Sided DJ copy M- £15 Reduced to £10 reduced to £5 Good track from Barbara, and nice Little demo.. Walter Jackson - the walls that Separate us / USA WD DJ Copy VG++ (£10) Reduced to £8 reduced to £5 Penned by Joe Cato this, always been a good one of Walters, and his only release on USA? nice on USA Demo as well.. Rosetta Johnson - That Hurts / Atlantic M- £40 reduced to £35 reduced to £25 Really uplifting 6ts soul 45, always got people asking after I'd played it, Nice Atlantic Red Issue in perfect condition, this is the national release of course not the local 'Jessica' one. Garnet Sykes - Longer than Forever / Musette VG++ £60.. reduced to £45 reduced to £25 ** HOLD ** Hard one on the label, and a great Beat ballad...hes a really nice voice.. Buddy Lamp - I Wanna go Home / Confusion / Wheelsville M- £15 reduced to £12 reduced to £10 The Spoilers - Something About You / GMC Records VG++ (X on label, but its a dark label, so you cant see it..) £25 reduced to £20 reduced to £15 Alex Brown - I'm in Love / What would you do Without Someone to Love / Tangerine VG++ X on label. £25 reduced to £15 reduced to £10 Marie Knight - Come Tomorrow / Okeh WD M- £20 reduced to £10 reduced to £8 Yvonne Carroll - Stuck on you / Domain M- £10 reduced to £5 Bettye Swan - I Think I'm Falling in Love / Money M- £15 reduced to £10 reduced to £8 International GTO’s — I Love my Baby / ROJAC 7ts Boot VG+ £10 reduced to £8 Ervin Rucker — She’s alright / Musette M- £40 reduced to £20 ** HOLD ** Dead ringer for Bobby Bland record, sound like 'Yield not to Temptation' to me... Spiral Staircase — More today than Yesterday / Aussie CBS VG+ £15 reduced to £10 bit of wear on the lable, but nice copy, I have a demo, hence sale.. The Persians - Keep On Moving / Capitol Demo M- £5 reduced to £4 Nice early track from this group, well it sounds early to me, I think Capitol got earlier songs when they signed to Capitol, as wel as releasing various 7ts Tracks.. Betty Lloyd — snowflakes / Thomas M- £5 reduced to £4 The Larks - The Jerk / Money VG++ (£10) Reduced to £8 reduced to £4 Big one for the group, really nice early release in heavy vinyl, very Mint copy.. Al Williams — Fool / Don’t Run from my Love / CBS Uk £5 reduced to £4 Satyr — Free & easy / RCA Demo £25 reduced to £20 reduced to £15 nice 7ts track, great moody vocals.. Just Us — Time after time / WJ Enterprises VG++ £10 reduced to £8 Little Milton — Behind Closed doors / Stax VG+ £5 reduced to £4 Alicia Myers - Here's the Ticket / MCA VG++ £5 reduced to £4 Syl Johnson — One way ticket to no where/ Kiss by kiss / Twinight VG++ £5 reduced to £4 Impressions - Miracle Woman / Sooner or Later / UK Warner Brothers (Issue) £8 VG++ Reduced to £5 reduced to £4 Very nice lesser know track from the Impressions, Flipped with Sooner or Later which is as go and ten or so assorted Reggie / Pop records, all worth £4 each, at least.. Kind regards, Malcolm

Do you get both sides on the Demo? I thought it was just snowflakes? Just wondered. malcolm

Hi all, big old selection of Soul Fanzines below, I'd prefer to sell as a job lot really, But have priced individually by title, if that makes sense. Condition wise all these come in a plastic sleeve, pretty much all are VG++, there maybe a front cover come away here or there, but nothing missing, some fading on the older ones...Hot buttered Soul was printed on paper asking for it.. Will take £80 for all of them outright, you pay postage. ** ALL NOW SOLD ** Hot Buttered Soul (Issue 51 April - May 1977) Edited by Chris Savory £10 Soul File - (Issue No1, July 1988) Editor: JC Orritt £5 Black Beat (no: 21) cant see an editorial, But Glyn Thornnhill throughout, and opener from Tony Rounce, other articles from Pete Gregory, Andy Whitmore, and Jan Barker.. £5 Shades of Soul Edited by Derek Pearson, 14 editions £5 each or £45 the lot.. Issue No 4 (April 1885) Issue No 7 (April 1986) Issue No 8 (August 1986) Issue No 9 (December 1986) Issue No 11 (August 1987) Issue No 12 (December 1987) Issue No 13 (April 1988) Issue No 14 (August 1988) Issue No 15 (December 1988) Issue No 17 (August 1989) Issue No 18 (January 1990) Issue No 19 (May 1990) Issue No 20 (March 1991) Issue No 26 (October 1996) Detroit City Limits Edited by Graham Anthony £5 each or £20 the lot Issue 1 (November 1987) Issue 2 (Summer 1988) Issue 4 (Summer 1989) Issue 7 (February 1991) Issue 9 ( Date Unknown, but must be1991) Collectors Guide to Detroit this is a photocopied one, faint but the info is all there...£2 Voices in the Shadows Edited by Rod Dearlove £4 each No 13 Leads with (Back to stay... Garland Green) No 14 Leads with Otis... (Clay) and the country Club: Modern Soul Special Soul Survivor Edited by Richard Pack £5 each or 8 editions for £25 Vol 1 * Number 3 (Autumn 1985) Percy Sledge: The Golden Voice of, Etta James Interview, and Tamla Listings Vol 2 * Number 4 (Winter 1985 / 86) Jerry Swamp Dog, written by himself Number 5 (Summer 1986) Interviews with Laura Lee, Otis Clay Number 6 (Winter 1986/87) Bobby Bland, Sylvia Moy Number 7 (Summer 1987) Denise LaSalle, Donnie Elbert Number 8 ((Winter 1987/88) Special Soul Man Issue, Ottis Redding, darrell Banks, JJ Barnes, Eddie Hinton, Willie Tee Number 9 (Summer 1988) Exclusive interview with James Carr, Feat Baby Washington... Number 10 (Spring 1989) Jean Knight, walter Jackson In The Basement - Edited by David Cole £4 each or £10 the lot Issue no: 14 (May - July 1999) Issue no: 15 (August - October 1999) Issue no: 16 (November 1999 - Jan 2000) Record Collector September 1991 No.145 - Soul Special, Northern & Motown rarities £5 The one to get I think, 12 pages inc 'The Northern Soul Scene, By Pete Smith, UK Soul Originals by Paul Malone, The Rarest U.S Soul Singles by Tim Brown, Rare Motown singles by Pete Smith... it goes on... Soul Underground Edited by Mark Bicknell £4 Issue 10 (Summer 1996) Soulful Kinda Music Edited by Dave Rimmer £10 the lot Issue 9 Issue 38 Issue 39 Kind Regards, Malcolm

some links so folk can hear some of the tracks... Audio only... these are not the actual discs I'm selling, just for reference.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JOtkzgyZE0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukFLWAMrr2w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6pzRo9hdsxI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGou1E6-O2Y https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odOfLBigVaM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYwYJEIrFs0 https://www.last.fm/music/The+O%27Jays/_/Get+On+Out+And+Party

yeah they are a nice little collection of original acetates, I'd much prefer to keep them together, kinda makes sense, but if folk want to make me an offer on individual disc, id look at that, m

Hi all, Nice selection of Original 10 Inch Frankford Wayne Reference dub acetates. These are all from 79/80, there are seven double sided acetates and three single sided acetates listed below. All are in spectacular condition, there is very little wear on the discs, a minute blemish here or there, but overall these are beautiful examples. I recorded them all last night, and the sound quality is second to none, I was really impressed with them, and I will supply all my sound files and the below scans to the buyer. They all come in their original manilla sleeves, complete with studio notes, and some have 'ENG's COPY' written on then. I'd assume they came from someone working at the Studio, or at the label? but I got them from an elderly Philly based collector. Musically, these represent the label at its best at the time, a mix of nice soulful dancers, one or two ballads, and some disco work outs thrown in, the Jones Girls side is really nice , as are the Billy Paul and Lou Rawl sides, Dexter Wansel is a real standout also. I wish to sell these together, so all ten acetates as a Job lot for £200, you pay post. Here are the sides: Archie Bell & The Drells - How Can I Archie Bell & The Drells - Show Me How to Dance Billy Paul - I Think I'll Stay at Home Today (Pt1) Billy Paul - I Think I'll Stay at Home Today (Pt2) Billy Paul - Love Buddies Billy Paul - Jesus Boy Dexter Wansel - New Beginning Frantique - Disco Dancer Frantique - Night People Like These The Futures - In Answer to your Question The Futures - Lets Dance Together The Jones Girls - I'm at your Mercy Lou Rawls - Heartaches Lou Rawls - Your My Blessing McFadden & Whitehead - I Know What I'm Gonna Do McFadden & Whitehead - Why oh Why The O'Jays - Get on Out and Party ---- Kind Regards, Malcolm

Most of the early Oz Coral releases are maroon, with silver print, but generally solid center, I'll check my Festival listing but thumb of rule with Aussie 45's is they will say Australia on them.

be interested in hearing this, just got into this label.. M

Its such a loaded subject this, but I have to say I love Ian's Pod casts, they are great... and although some of what he says is wrapped up in the 'Struggle' he has with who ever... it makes for interesting listening in addition to the music. As for values, I agree, you should never mention value because its not about the music.. I hope he keeps on doing them, I for one will listen in... Mal.C

blimey, I know its rare and all that, but that really is F***** but plays 'Pretty Nice' !! $600 usd anyone? https://www.ebay.com/itm/Rare-Northern-Soul-45-JOKERS-Soul-Sound-Sko-Field-New-Orleans-Hear-/300951809990 VG- lots of scuffs and scratches but plays pretty nice, great New Orleans soul 45.