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Everything posted by Chalky
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Could be a tax fiddle as tax not paid on demos?
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They can’t be issues with plug side on it?
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Shrine Records - Rare Soul Sides: Washington DC 1965-1967
Chalky replied to Seano's topic in All About the SOUL
I've had mine for over a week, maybe two but I'm moving house and everything is in storage. I opened it today and the look and feel is just as you would expect, QUALITY! Decks are out of storage and will be set up tomorrow, these will be on the decks. -
New Kent Cd - Thom Bell - Didn't I Blow Your Mind? The Sound Of Philadelphia Soul
Chalky commented on Mike's article in Soul Music News
I'm moving house again and only just managed to get this transferred to iTunes and then my phone. Since then it's been on replay all day. Quality all the way, Thom Bell, genius. -
Guy Hennigan returns for two hours more music and banter.
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I don't know where these "soul, northern and Motown" nights are that you used MP3s. I can only imagine they were nights in hotels etc, not aimed generally at the scene itself. Even the mainstream ev ents use vinyl. Welcome btw and condolences on the loss of your wife.
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Shrine Records - Rare Soul Sides: Washington DC 1965-1967
Chalky replied to Seano's topic in All About the SOUL
Maybe in a future box set. As far as I know Ace has the tapes. If not there is a good few in this country who would make one available to take a recording from. They received them from the pressing plant a few weeks ago so I assume they were able to get them out early because of this. Only a week early anyway. -
Used to get it on a lot of tape swaps at one time in 80s. Jim Wensiora spin then Rob Marriott.
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I don’t know any A list dj using a laptop at venues, maybe at some divvy club? Mp3s have never been welcomed whilst I have been going, it has always been about the bit of plastic, even if that is a boot or carver.
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Does anyone know the history of this superb track?
Chalky replied to Phil The Fluter's topic in All About the SOUL
Tea House In China Town (William Stevenson-Ivy Jo Hunter) published Jobete 15-Sep-64 Four Tops; recorded Hitsville, completed 01-Jul-64 ; produced by William Stevenson, Ivy Jo Hunter ; [2nd odb, odb on the Temptations] Jan-65; LP (M): Motown MT622 Four Tops Jan-65; LP (S): Motown S622 Four Tops 16-Feb-93; CD (M): Rhino R2 71183 Until You Love Someone 22-Jul-96; CD (S): Spectrum 552 119 2 Early Classics [UK] 31-Dec-01; CD (S): Motown 013 359 2 Four Tops / Second Album [UK] 05-Aug-02; CD (M): Motown 017 277 2 Soul Satisfaction 03 - Motown Delights - Soft Centred Soul [UK] Jimmy Hart; recorded Chicago ; produced by Andre Williams 1965; 45 (M): Blue Rock 4025 A The Spinners; recorded Hitsville, completed 20-Aug-66 ; produced by Ivy Jo Hunter ; [v1] 30-Dec-16; MP3 (M): UMC Digital Release Motown Unreleased 1966 15-Dec-17; CD (M): Motown B0027684-02 Motown Unreleased 1966 The Spinners; recorded Hitsville-GW, completed 04-Jan-67 ; produced by Ivy Jo Hunter ; [v2] 25-Jun-12; CD (M): Kent CDTOP 371 Truly Yours ... Their First Motown Album With Bonus Tracks [UK] -
In a sea of mediocrity, baggy trousers and divs, there are still some venues who do it and get it right. The Ukrainian at Ashton under the guidance of Chris Churm is one such club. With the helping hands of Simon Ingham, Phil Dunn and Mick Howard this little Club has progressed over the years to one of the best in the land, it is certainly my favourite night out. With one or two stellar guests each month it has imagination and flair few can match, a full house every month made up of people who were there in the early days of the scene to some with youth on their side but all ready to welcome records what they have heard before and records they have probably never heard. Music policy...there isn't one, the Djs are left to play what they want and it works. That certainly was the case this week and with a rare foray north for world’s best rare soul DJ Mark “Butch” Dobson. We arrived at the venue 20 minutes prior to opening with two extra speakers to boost the listening pleasure and there was a queue already. Phil Dunn kicked the night off with his usual mix to get the floor moving. Mick Howard ands Simon Ingham followed with tow exceptional sets of rare soul. It was then time for this months guest, the UKs, no the world’s best Rare Soul spinner Mark “Butch” Dobson. There was no prisoners taken, you know when the opening record is Jesse James (Love Is Alright) you know you are in for something good. 90 minutes of some the finest records from the 60s and 70s and without looking probably the 80s, a full floor to each, records from his earlier days to his more recent plays. The highlight being the Mighty Lovers cover up! There has been some exceptional nights at The Ukrainian but this was the best. It is really great to see people like Butch enjoying themselves at such a venue, he described it as "fantastic" and having "not heard a bad record". People like Tim Ashibende returning and looking right at ease enjoying himself, all this confirming that this little club is doing something right. Hopefully both will return to grace the decks in the future. I’m looking forward to next month already with Roger Banks, Derek Pearson Chris Penn and William Mailey the guests DJs.
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Alias Ducie did have one release on Instant.
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think they have put a few of their previous CD/streaming releases out on vinyl LP now, Nickel/Penny, Tragar/Note etc
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Excellent work again Ken.
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Hi Carol. Have sent you a PM. -
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Those selling them on eBay or some of them have been naughty boys in the past and up before the bench for bootlegging.
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Is it this one?
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It's the weekend, get out, enjoy yourselves and f*ck what anyone else thinks.
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Nowt wrong wi shiny shoes or Fred Perry. Worn a pair of brogues for decades and Fred Perry nearly as long
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The last couple of Rita have achieved that or more
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Saturday Night Fever was marketed and aimed at the divs we are talking about
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I thought that site had gone forever, superb resource and great to see it still running.
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Ron Holden. Is there a Challenge stock issue ?
Chalky replied to Mick Holdsworth's topic in Look At Your Box
Jerry Fuller issue is a Monarch press. -
Me neither