Steve G
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Wendell Watts "kiss A Good Thing Goodbye (Reforee)
Steve G replied to Cobbles's topic in Look At Your Box
There's CDs and loads on the internet about the label Ref. Radio show playing Ref O Ree here https://www.mixcloud....l-1-april-2012/ -
I saw them all boarding a Barton coach from Stoke to Wigan. Did Barton coaches ever operate around Stoke? They were a Nottingham firm......actually I am just mucking around. So the coaches are "inaccurate". Don't know nothing about the music though. :lol:
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One of the true greats. Burt did most of the tune age and Hal did most of the words - but what a team they made. Their music is some of the most endearing ever made. RIP Hal.
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Not from me no.
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THANKS guys. It was a missing number here and i couldn't find one on the net either, although i see craig moerer has one for sale. just wanted to confirm it's existence which we've now done
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Robert Tanner - Tell Me Your Name - Megatone
Steve G replied to Russ Vickers's topic in Look At Your Box
Yes I agree with Carms and it's far better than his other one too...lights blue touch paper and exits stage left -
Yes an interesting article. Thanks. Not sure there is anything I can use in my book though :lol:
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Robert Tanner - Tell Me Your Name - Megatone
Steve G replied to Russ Vickers's topic in Look At Your Box
It's quite rare Russ, but no one has any money. -
Thanks. Steve
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No it was a vanity record. Plain and simple.
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Yep agreed Marc. Has to be a serious Chess collector with money///
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OK thanks what is it like Paul?
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Timmy Shaw & Chuck Holliday - has anyone seen or got this 45? Steve
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Thanks Tony. The Dixon production is a bit of a novelty since it was Dec 62 right just before he released stuff on his Ludix label.
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An area I am completely devoid of any real knowledge .....but does anyone know what was the original Ja. label for "Behold" (Wirl, or Sunshine). I know it came out on Capitol at the end of 62 in the US. Cheers Steve
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Probably to a serious Chess collector (if there is such a thing) who has a gaping hole in his collection.
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Mike Florence sent her down there to cut some new material as she'd gone a bit cold with her NY writers and both her solo / duets with Chuck. The idea was to relaunch her career with a new set of material / new sound. I am so glad we're going to hear it at long last. It was her last throw of the dice too, since although Florence adored Maxine, she also let her contract lapse shortly after these sessions. Steve
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She did an albums worth with Otis I read in in the Basement before he died. Look forward to the CD....
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No it just means Butch is playing an oldie....
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I think it sounded the same. If it is different it's in the margins.
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Bloody great record. I heard Butch play an American acetate of it (since it was UK only on a 45) - that should guarantee a quick sale now....
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When Tighten Up came on I was half expecting to see Soul Sam behind the decks :lol: Great story about Frank Wilson Mike Lofthouse - these things need documenting, before everyone believes the "internet" version about Soussan discovering it in the Motown vaults - as if!!
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The one Geoff is talking about is the one Edu, and Cristina runs called Movin on Barcelona at the Jazz Room. w/end of 8th December, line up includes Butch, Sam , Lars etc. Last year was a cracker - tremendous sets all round and a great crack. Marcos Record shop in the afternoon, paella etc. + two great nights of music. Steve
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Great record, I've spun it a few times. I presume Bataan was just being cantankerous in spelling his name backwards on this 45. I don't think it's that expensive.
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Don't start me on trains in TV and film, we could be here a long time.... Same with buses when they have a 1930s piece and they roll out a Routemaster or something....
