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Articles: Motown 45 Numbering - Ain't That The Truth!
Chalky replied to Andy Rix's topic in Front Page News & Articles
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Just a 70s emi disc, equivalent to a modern day carver
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Sales Gradings: The records are often better than described, any questions just ask. I can supply quality scans and sound files. Please note I do work away during the week so cannot post until the weekends. Money back guarantee upon return of the record! Steve “Doc” Willoughby - All My Life - Izipho Soul M £10 Excellent recent release, unplayed Lawrence Young - Can’t Get You Off My Mind - Soultownie M £25 Number 87 of 300. Unplayed blue coloured vinyl Gene Washington & Ironsides - Next To You - Colemine M £22 Great record. Played twice at the most, white vinyl Syl Johnson - Try Me - Twilight Vg+ £15 Awesome Northern Soul Jimmy Norman - This I Beg Of You = Samar Vg+ £10 Superb beat ballad Robb Fortune - Crazy Feeling - Paramount Vg+ £10 Dave Love - Colalined Baby - Solid Soul Vg++ £10 Jesse James - I Know I’ll Never Find Another One - Zay Ex £10 Rick Smith - (We Should Be) Lovers - Birdie £6 Great “modern” soul from 1981 Lenny Welch - Just What I Need - Big Apple Vg+ £7 Freddie North - Love To hate - Mankind Ex £7 SOLD Nice clean copy in Nashboro Group sleeve. The Natural Four - The Devil Made Me Do It Chess Vg+ £4 The Natural Four - The Same Thing In Mind - ABC Vg++ £7 More like excellent condition Jones Bros. - Your Good Lovin’ - Silver Vg+ £20 Excellent West `Coast Soul Kip Anderson - That’s All I Can Do - Excello Vg++ £10 The World Wonders - Two Wings/ Don’t give Up - Cherub £10 The “Don’t Give Up” side has what looks like a scratch from edge to run out, it isn’t a gouge you can feel but there is a tiny bit of noise as the needle goes over. Sound file available and money back if not happy., Kim Tolliver - Let Them Talk/I’ll Try To Do Better Vg+ £7 Bit of label wear on the Better side, Talk side has a mark over her name. Great 45. The Masqueraders - A Family - La Beat £7 Superb The Esquires - You Say - Bunky Vg+ £7 Did they do a bad record? Not in my opinion they didn’t. Bobby Patterson - Right On Jody - Paula Vg+ £20 Fabulous dancer Lew Kirton - Come On With It - Marlin VG+ £10 Sublime 70s ballad, doesn’t get much better. Prince Harold - Ain’t It Amazing - Spring VG+ £10 Stamp on label Vernon Harrell - your Love - Score Ex £10 Payment Paypal (gift preferred to avoid fees) to chalky@karlwhite.me.uk. Postage & Packing Over £15 it is sent Recorded. Over £40 it is sent Special Delivery. Not insured otherwise. UK Recorded = £3.50 Special delivery = £7.75 Europe Internationally Tracked & Signed For = £9.00 up to £50 Internationally Tracked & Signed For = £12 up to £250 Rest of World Internationally Tracked & Signed For = £10.00 up to £50 Internationally Tracked & Signed For = £12.50 up to £250
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This weeks show, 22nd October 2020
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Has Coronavirus sounded the death bells for NS live scen
Chalky replied to Hooker1951's topic in All About the SOUL
Venues will close, venues will reopen. There will be a demand once some sort of normality returns and if someone can make money from a venue they will reopen it. As for the scene , it’ll be no different, you can see the 100s of boring same old same old streaming every week day itching to get back in a venue. I fear for the rarer side of the scene with one or two influential Djs telling me they can’t see them returning to Djing. -
John Anderson got the remaining stock of theirs a long time ago.
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Who is the Jan Jones on the Specials 45s? Discogs someone has put him/her down as the jan Jones on Day-Wood?
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ffs, sodding auto spell corrector on iMac is annoying I need issue 8 of Detroit City Limits, I have 1-8 all spiral bound and 1-10 minus 8 as they were bought. I need own Talk of The North, have a spare of the first I think, I need an issue or two Midnite Express and a few Blackbeat
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Midnite Express there was only 7 and only 10 for Detroit City Limits. I'm off for the week shortly and hoping to get the mags out and organise them if I get a few hours spare.
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Just catching up on here with the latest shows from Dean Anderson and the Sound Of Soul....
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OUTDOOR Record Fair - Chesterfield Market Place
Chalky commented on Mace's event in Live Artists / Misc
I'll pop along, can't not really, its only a few minutes from my door Simon Hunt, Mace, Shaun Turner and more selling quality soul music. -
Tough watch but a great film
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So much good stuff coming out lately, two more I'll have to buy Have to be in a week or two, maxed out this week unfortunately.
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Thanks, she has a great voice
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for some reason won't play but it is sure to be an essential purchase, her last Lp was superb.
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Putting a large music file (Northern Soul) on Youtube
Chalky replied to Chris L's topic in Soul Media
It'll be better off on mixcloud. Needs converting too mp3 and it should upload 4 hours worth no problem. If you have problems split it. Send it over here if you want it converting and splitting in two and I'll send it back. -
I’d say it is the same singer on both discs, discogs has them together but that means little.
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If anyone has a copy of this they wish to part with give us a shout. TIA
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There’s been a few Tomangoes sold and in decent nick in recent times and some fetching a similar price, as Nick says not sure what the surprise is? Its not as rare as many make out either but its one of the best ever and will always have demand for it.
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Not sure if many are aware of this documentary about the legendary Cincinnati record label, King. Might be of interest to some.
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Not at all. There are plenty of acts who struggled at Motown purely because Motown focused on The Supremes, Tempts, Tops etc. Stevie Wonder was forever battling the company for creative control as were other acts, Marvin Gaye being another. It has already been said look what we would have missed if he had gone to Motown early in his career. He has a body of work at Brunswick that stands against any solo artist at Motown IMHO and I strongly believe Motown couldn't have bettered it. I'm not sure Motown with their output aimed largely at the white mor/pop market would have marketed Jackie better than where he was? Maybe Jackie's motive for wanting to leave was because Tarnopol was screwing him, i.e. financial and he thought he might get a better deal at Motown who didn't have a great reputation with its payments to artists either? Was Tarnopol ruining him musically? He continued to put some great music out throughout the 60s and into the 70s.
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Who cares tbh? Jackie has a great body of work regardless and Motown probably would have ruined him just like they did others they didn’t know what to do with.
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Great article Kev.
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