Mal C

and this, a 7ts cheapie, but ohhhh so good.. 'Inner Space - Break the Chains'

has anybody mentioned 'The Innersection - Let Me Love Yuh / I'm in Debt to You' yet? played first at the Highland Room in 1975, as a new release...

Not really earth shattering that lot, some great classic tracks of course, but would not been have flapping about in anticipation of putting a bid an most of those. Lee andrews acetate was nice...

Just checked, The SoulSupply CD was 'Across The Board' which came out in 98... I had the Kent comp 'Sophisticated Sounds' but I dont remember it from that release... he ho, great track all the same... 

Maybe a bit harsh on 'I Can't Help Myself' it's not got the finess I grant you, but it's a good pounder.  The flip is especially good 'Pretty Little Brown Skin Girl'.

I'm assuming Marjorie Black, is actually 'Ernestine Eady - The Change'?

Chuck Carter, sure it’s been discussed before. I first heard this on a Soul Supply CD in the 9ts, was it an acetate spin back when guy was playing it? 
 

Got Vito & the Salutations and Roscoe Shelton on there! brilliant stuff..

Yeah good luck we all hope you get your money back, lert's face it RM are a bunch of crooks, that hasnt changed... they should have their Royal patronage taken off them after everything they have done to their service and employees.

On 11/07/2024 at 00:44, Steve M said:

Don’t recall Ian either finding or playing Jan Jones first. It was a Dave Raistrick find who sold it to Arthur Fenn who sold it to Sam. Ian found a batch early 83 which was months after it was first played. I spoke to him about it at the time.  The 2nd copy went to me then Ian got a copy. 

strike Ian's name, insert Dave Raistrick for that one... I knew Ian found a load of them back then, I bought one from him.

11 minutes ago, Geeselad said:

Great that, very danceable. 

old favorite of mine that, but for the flip side 'Not As Beautiful As You', not all that keen on 'Gonna find a way' it's ok I guess.

This one?

The Shirelles - Nobody's Baby After You

Lost & Found … ℗ 1984 Gusto Records, Inc. / Released on: 2021-01-07

Hi folks, just the two today...

Tony Drake - Suddenly / Decca Demo (EX++)
very nice example this 45, less a small black marker pen mark, and a few light scuffs, it playsnice and clean... just upgraded to a nice clean Aussie MCA

Moses Smith - Come On, Let Me Love You / Keep on Striving / Cotillion WD EX++£350
Very clean and brilliant double sider. 

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Think the bargain here was Pamela Beaty @£514. 

Jackie Day, I got an Aussie one, a nice mint demo, which is allot rarer and I paid half that. Maybe it’s a British collectors thing reflected in the final price. Only other one I’ve always wanted was George Blackwell, @ £2k, I’m out

6 hours ago, Alan T said:

Mal, there's some issues of "Don't Be Afraid" that play "I Want To Be Where You Are" on the b-side but they are mislabeled. I used to own one.

Oh wow, I'd love a copy of that, so I guess unless your lucky, somebody's gonna know if and when they'd offered it...

Lou Pride  a northern record 100%, I would never consider it any way a modern record, brilliant though it is…

Is Fred hughes an issue or demo Rod? 

Can I add a record I've got back into in a BIG way this week?  thanks to Tony Turner for putting it on an MP3 swap, what a killer record this is... absolute class... and LP only...
Ronnie Dyson - I Want To Be Where You Are / Columbia, he also pipped this over, Lifestyle - Trying To Make It Up To You, again LP only...

THIS IS WHAT WE WANT!!

I divide my records into Northern (6ts) and Modern & Crossover (Basically everything else)...

I mean 'Channel 3 - Sweetest Thing' the ultimate record that covers both genres right, too Modern for a 6ts only bod, but an oldie 7ts track for any folks that listen to anything past 81 say, when the sound changed again...

You should really do a top 500 on this, but here are some Biggies that you all know I expect allot of these are Mecca and Morcombe Pier spins, so folks like Shaun Gibbons, Carl Fortnum etc etc

Curtis Anderson - The Hardest Part - Not first but Keb was spinning this 2003/4

Klas - Let’s Make Love Tonight

LaRom Baker - You're the Best - Arthur Fenn

Millie Jackson - You Can't Stand The Thought Of Another Man Loving Me - LP originally, but picked up by the 100 club crew for sure in the 9ts..

Pages - Heartaches & Pain

Betty Wright - Open The Door To Your Heart - Played by Sam

Judy Freeman & Blackrock - Hold On - Richard Searling, I think

Masterpiece - Love Affair

Mighty Pope - If You Want A Love Affair - Butch

Charles Johnson - Never Had A Love So Good - loads played this, but I rememeber Richard Searlings name being attached to it.

Bobby Sheen - Something New To Do - Dave Thorley

Lifestyle - Katrina

Tony Troutman - Whats the Use

Tony Drake - Suddenly

24 Karat Gold - What Does The Future Hold

Lee McDonald - I'll do Anything For You

Stevens & Foster - I Want To Be Love

Mixed Emotions - Gold of My Life

Eric Lomax - Seven the Loser

The Oggletree Brothers - Gonna Keep a check on yo

Natural High - You Make Me So Very Happy

Odessey - Battened Ships

Jan Jones - Independent Woman - discovered/played by Ian Clark

Four Below Zero - My Baby's Got E.S.P

Fantastic Johnny C - Dont Depend on Me

Norma Jean - I've Taken Over

The Ad Libs - I Dont Need No Fortuneteller

and these are all bubbling under tunes... the list goes on...

Ecstasy, Passion and Pain - Ask Me

Joshie Jo Armstead - I Got The Vibes

The Modulations - Your Love has me Locked up

Greg Perry - Come on Down

Nolan Porter - Ohh Baby

and this, given this is one guy right...

Follow this guy on YT, you might enjoy his stuff, he's really good, all for the most part shot in his spare room, you will love his James brown....

On 03/05/2024 at 18:40, Simon T said:

Monsieur Pierre (through the window)

I don't recognize the quote as one from Barry Norman so presuming it's some twaddle from Mark Kermode.

Please could you expand & clarify for a thicko, eejit, dinlo like me.

 

 

 

sheer class

If folks are interested, In the Basement ran a great spread on this group years ago... well worth a read...

Ballads_In_The_Basement_41_2006.pdf

Here's the Oakland Press