Steve G

It's so full you have to be a master in "Twister" to navigate round without treading on anything Thanks for the advice tho Bud

Itr's not that rare, demand outstripping supply I guess. Soul Bowl had one for ages a few years ago that no one wanted, I eventually got it after about 12 months in the sales box. Now I cannot find it - it's gone the same way as a load of really good records I hid from Soul Sam when he came round last year. I know I hid them away somewhere, just can't find them right now

Yes the latest casualty while fumbling round my lock up in the dark, I trod on my copy of the Trenton New Jersey's finest and being styrene it's cracked. Does anyone have a copy at a reasonable price they can sell me so I can replace it? Cheers Steve

??? Quite a few people chasing it.

£10-15 for the Jimmy Burns 12. Steve

Yes I'll do that. Anyone that wants to know more about the group (but not the blue and orange releases) should check out my article in Manifesto from a couple of years back on Fee Records - they also recorded on Venture. the FEs were the detroit Emeralds backing band, largely white, and came over to the UK on tour with the Detroit Emeralds several times. I have other Fees in blue (e.g. Leo Lyons - written by John Anderson ) and orange (e.g. NOW also the Detroit Emeralds moonlighting), so this is no great 1st / 2nd issue story, just different presses with different colour labels. Steve

Original UK release I guess Surprised he's not got it on a carver

My blue one has vocal on both sides but plays the inst. which is a nightmare for playing out - if they're all like that, it would explain the orange re-press.

Think Blue came first and it got re-pressed in orange in April 1977 when it took off at Wigan Great record by the way - the lead singer couldn't do the vocals so it's James Mitchell of the Detroit Emeralds on lead vocal.

Never re-pressed; they did another one on the label thats rarer and a reasonable stepper. You probably got yours at the same time as me I'd guess.

Oh yeah good call - it did come out twice, forgot that

Is it a beach thing?

Curtis was Curtis Anderson - same guy

A bit but not much. Clausel was big for a while on the revival circuit a couple of years ago. Think Mr Page revived it but I may be wrong?

You tell US Col

YES 7" is the format to own Simon.

DJs

You are like me 50p from Soul Bowl Robin.....but they're all gone now

Hi Robin, we'll slip up one day, but Warnock is a GOD! And 1000 times better than Peter Taylor.

Played this as my last record at Without Boundaries and the floor cleared.

Really depends if you are a collector or DJ Rod. I guess I am a bit of both these days. The thread is about collector pays 5k, when we're actually talking about Sam. To me Sam is a DJ with an extended hotbox, I don't view Sam as a collector. I've got so many unknown 70s at this point, and not many places to play them..... maybe I should buy more "known" sounds

Willie & MM was 3 years earlier and cashed in on the "Corners" dance craze that was going down (loads of records on that theme); Crocker was a NY DJ that - before he was jailed for payola (taking money for playing records) - just used it as a B side to his "Confessions of love" non hit ion Turbo n the 70s. Willie & MM sold by the bucket load

Demand is fuelled by too many of the 16,486 DJ's on the scene chasing the same records. Easy.

Al Foster Band and "lady lady lady" respectively rhino Whilst on the 70s Barnaby Bye "Can't live this way" more like "Can't dance this way"

I agree on my first visit this is where I went first, and as it was my first allnighter I thought I had really arrived. 2,000 people like me all liking the same music and all up and dancing when most divs were tucked up in their beds! a real sense of belonging.