Steve G

Richard Scanes - used to have a shop in Mile End….got loads of great records out of there South Camp, Goldwax, UK Action etc. when he was selling up prior to his moving to Soho. Was there a connection with Terecords who used to import singles? Also Wil Collins & Willpower two copies were in that shop. I remember a right freezing cold dump, an overtly "camp" sales assistant, but box loads of good 7s.

My son always thought The Royal Esquires Ain't gonna run was a bit like drum n bass.

I doubt there was much in there for you. NY has been clean for years. Not to say you won't find something but there are easier places to try and find rare records…..

I think on balance the "Theme from police story" by the Pat Williams Orchestra was better big spin for Russ for a few weeks c.77/78.

St Albans allnighter I heard it at - it was at the Fire Station there - fell off me perch when I heard it. Ral Donner the same night -v bad times….

A few idiots down south also played it at the same time…. :-(

Sammy Davis was never popular - a flash in the pan, played by a few for a couple of weeks that's all. Merry Xmas.

Yes. Same dude. Also got an acetate of him from this period, quite a fair northern sound.

Indeed. I seem to recall people on here were offering the seller 10k as soon as it appeared. Looks like after commission he made a bit more than that.

https://www.mixcloud.com/steve-guarnori/soul-time-19122014/ Presss- I'll take you there (Black) Erica Walker - The cost (Gonna be) R J Benjamin - Never give up (The 5th story) Fiona Yorke - Gone but not forgotten Shirley Jones - Because you love me Johnny Gill feat New Edition - Your body (Game changer) Rennaisance M Austin - Baby take my hand Robert Nettles Jr - Hard to break (Its me and you) Jerome Brooks featuring Roger Warner - Flow (Better) Nevik Sewil - Love and a fantasy (So emotional) J Moss - Pour into me (Grown people's gospel) Freedonia - I don't need you (Dignity & Freedom) Da Lata - Free (Rehab) Swamp Dogg - I'm so happy (The white man made me do it) 2nd hour *** Crossover & 70s 80s classics Xmas singalong. Jean Carn - If you wanna go back Breakwater - Say you love me girl Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose - Too late to turn back now Esther Phillips - Home is where the hatred is Bobby Womack - Home is where the heart is Barrett Strong - Is it true Constellations - I don't know about you Topics - Booking up baby Ultimates - Girl Ive been trying to tell you Mighty Pope - If you want a love affair Eula Cooper - Try Chuck Cockerham - Have I got a right Montclairs - Hung up on your love Innersection - Let me love yuh Martha Reeves - No one there Tierra - Just loving you L J Reynolds - Key to the world Crystal Clear - Stay with me

Just chalk it up as one of a number of records from Bunny Jones. She was an interesting lady. And her son was Chris Jones (Jonz) worked for a number of labels, Motown, Scepter etc. I could go on about Bunny's other work, lots of good stuff from Harlem and she was also behind that "I was born this way" gay thing, which she sold out of the boot of her car first. Her influence was great, but all people are interested in is which DJ played "Stanky" first. It was probably Frankie Loveman Crocker on WWRL. Listened to it for a minute and went "Ooooh shit" and took it off and threw it in his bin.

Yes news to me, I thought Paul Weller had got it….

https://www.mixcloud.com/steve-guarnori/soul-time-12th-december-2014/ Timotha Lanae - Good (Rewind) Dra Karr & An Experience - Southside step Vladimir Cetkar - I remember (Heavenly) Earl Bernard - Kissing touching (the Unsessions) Robert Nettles Jr - Its like falling in love) (Its you & me) Al Johnson -Its been too long (Him or me) Dee Lockhart - Bless me indeed (Conversations EP) Brandon Williams - Feel free feat Frank McComb (XII) Frenchy - Stereo love (Frenchy) Barry Black - We got love (Lost & Found) Johnny Gill - Game changer -( Game changer) K Raydio & OD - The black wall (One Drop) Bill Dickens & Shaun Christopher - What's going on (The Truth) Silk Rhodes - Face 2 face (Silk Rhodes) Marc Evans - First Kissed (Federico D"Alessio vocal mix) Patrick Adams - Back on top Hour 2 - Playing off of albums Circle O Fire - Groovy woovy Thelma Jones - How long Controllers - Gunning for your love Jerry Carr - This must be heaven Carol Anderson - I found love Margie Joseph - Knockout Chapter 8 - Lets get together Al Hudson & The Partners - I don't want you to leave me Lou Courtney - The common broken heart White Heat - If thats the way you feel Ronn Matlock - You've got the best of me Jaisun- Keeping it to myself Betty Crutcher - Up for a let down Manhattans - Give him up Manhattans - Crazy Manhattans - Kiss and say goodbye (X rated version)

You'd think in this age the divs could get the colour right at least on the boot….I think yellow came before blue for boys….blue was certainly the colour in 77. Yellow one from 76.

They were 1p each from The Music Room in Tonbridge High St, believe it or not it was "tipped" as a new release as "one to watch"…ha!

Think I have a spare of this too! Bought 10 copies for 10p in 1978…..

Sad, I interviewed Blue Lovett for Black Echoes c.1984. Had to go to his hotel in Newmarket. Lovely guy. At the time he was over at the USAF bases, and his daughter Desi was recording. Might have to play the X rated version of Kiss & Say goodbye Friday….it's Blue Lovett doing the x rated bit.

https://www.mixcloud.com/steve-guarnori/soul-time-5th-december-2014/ Ron Willis - A love like this Nate Williams - Don't wanna talk about it (Got to let go) Funkadelic - Boom there we go again (First ya gotta shake the gate) Sean McCabe - Something about you (feat Jennifer Wallace) (Its time) Favour Renae - You know me (I am favour) Demetrius Rodriguez - Something on the inside (Take it to God) Lamar Thomas Someone (RE) Enois Scroggins - When I came around (Old School Brother) Brandon Williams - Make believe (feat Deborah Bond) (X11) T McCrae - True love ( Evolutions of music life and love) Frank McComb - This love of ours (Soulmate EP) Minga feat Calvin Baugh - Be thankful Joe Buhdha presents Terri Walker - Caught up Sheba Potts Wright - Happy tears (I came to get down) Shirma Rouse - L-O-V-E (Shout it out loud) Osaka Monaurail - Fruit basket (Riptide) Hour 2 M'lady - Baby you lied Lou Rawls - Groovy People John Simmons - Ain't nothing like the love Veda - What's it all about Jesse James - Believe in me baby Bobby Cutchins - I did it again Derek Martin - Falling out of love The Duprees - Delicious. Donny Mann - I'm a weak man Frances Nero - Keep on lovin me Frances Nero - Footsteps following me The Delicates - You say you love me Gene Taylor - You got my nose wide open Gwen Davis - My man don't think I know Kenny Gamble - The jokes on you The Holidays - I lost you Betty Wright - Man of mine T'Spoon-Sweetness

Hi time does play tricks on our memories, but I see Chalky has now posted up the flyers….no eddie Parker…my memory survives intact - for now….LOL

No Eddie Parker…..It was Al Kent and as Pete says Pat Lewis….Al Kent was a lovely guy, but only did one number as I remember….

https://www.mixcloud.com/steve-guarnori/soul-time-281114/ SoulFusionSeven - Steppin up my love (Smooth Soul Winter 2014) Jo Buhdha presents Terri Walker - Feel right (Philly Bump remix) Marsha Bond - Whatever it takes (Joe Flame Davis original mix) Sean McCabe - Who's fooling who (feat Diane Charlemagne) (It's time) Enois Scroggins - Its not you (Old School Brother) Five (V) Men - Lean (Champions) Nate Williams - Seven years (Got to let go) Sheba Potts Wright - Big boy stuff (I came to get down) Marlene Merritt - Your love (feat Gezzy Bay) Teri Tobin - Shine (Truth is) Darold Gholston - Knocking at your door (Listen to love) Breezy Malone - I can't (Chanteuse EP) Lisa Alxzandria - Last forever (Last forever EP) Dynamic Sounds Orchestra - Take me back (DSO) Osaka Monaurail - Ball of fire (Riptide) Afro Dub - Afro Boys (EP Funk & Afro Part 3) Hour 2 Milton Wright - Keep it up Lenis Guess - Some women's bedroom Citation - inspiration of my life Anthony White - Hey baby Sam Dees - Fragile handle with care Extra Special People - Its a miracle Sisters from the Ghetto - What made you change your mind Geraldine Hunt - Never never leave me Ruby Andrews - You can run Rotations - We want freedom Lonnie Polk - I can make you happy Willie Hutch - I ain't gonna stop Leonard Adair - That smile upon your face Seven Souls - I'm no stranger Lainie Hill - Time marches on The Committee - Give in to the power of love First Class - Laying my heart on the line Lynn Vernando - Goodby and God speed

Theme from Coloredman also a shortie as I recall…As is the Trey Js I found it all in you...

Yep and certainly dances like him too in that funny sort of mod way

Agreed very low price.

Hi Steve M, yes South Yorks was the place for us modern dudes at the time, didn't miss a single Rotters…..Sheffied and Rotherham Tiffs yes, I remember going to Snaith for an evening do, I went after work in london one Friday night, I was the first one there, it was all closed up when I got there on the bus from Goole. There was a sign on the door advertising strippers! …..Anyway Arthur turned up and it all started (not the strippers ha ha)…..Soul Sam gave me a lift back to Donny after the event so I could get a night train back to London about 3 am…..otherwise no other way of getting home to Kent….madness! Loved it, but never went to Take Two.