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  1. Here is a tape of Robs from 1992... https://www.mixcloud.com/Chalkster/rob-marriott-tape-recording-september-1992/
  2. Looks interesting and one I will catch up with. Who is Julie Cullen btw?
  3. £400 last couple. JM auctioned one as well.
  4. The reason why ebay do nothing is because apart from the illegal item there is nothing in the description to suggest anything illegal. Ebay probably rely on a computer algolithoram or whatever they use to spot descriptive words that shouldn't be used, in this case bootleg. Other than that they rely on users to report them abd even then they seem to do little about it. Why the record companies haven't challenged then I don't know, not so much for the northern but more commercial stuff. I looked into the vestax cutting machine, £7k about 15 years ago and about 48p per blank disc. The bootleggers probably cut to order so the only work they do is knocking a scan up until one is sold. So at £7 per disc, £6.50 isn't a bad profit for each disc.
  5. Jsse James was his Arcades cover up during the 80's, used to love it alongside Tommy Ridgely.
  6. We start the New Year off with a bang and with some of the biggest records the scene has ever seen. Sharleen Spiteri would have loved this set this afternoon. All the records are what Chris Plant was playing out and about during the early 80's. largely made up from a top 30 of spins of his between 1982 and 1984 plus other memories of his for others. Not all Chris's records, far from it but none the less most DJ's then and now would love a set like this. https://www.soulunderground.co.uk/StaffordTOTW/files/db2447376dfc458a879e340352c4604a-58.html Greater Experience — Don’t Forget To Remember — Colony 13 Ramona Collins — You Been Cheating — Clark’s Bobby Wisdom — Handwriting On The Wall — Out A Site (Billy Kennedy) Yvonne Vernee — Just Like You Did Me — Sonbert Eddie Daye & The Four Bars — Guess Who Loves You - Shrine Magnetics — Lady In Green - Bonnie Vondells — Hey, Girl You’ve Changed — Airtown Jimmy Delphs — Dancing A Hole In The World — Carla Eric Mercury — Lonely Girl - SAC Gene Toones — What More Do You Want — Simco Martells — Where Can My Baby Be — Al-La-Carte Ray Agee — I’m Losing Again — Soultown Johnny Honeycutt — I’m Coming Over — Triode Jesse Davis — There’s Room For Me — Revere (Lenny Welch) Sequins — Try My Love — The Detroit Sound Virginia Blakely — Let Nobody Love You — Mojo Art Gentry — Merry-Go-Round — Onyx Del Tours — Sweet And Lovely — Starville Billy Floyd — My Oh My — Arctic Professionals — That’s Why I Love You — Groove City Al Williams — I Am Nothing — La Beat Lester Tipton =- This Won’t Change — La Beat Jackie Beavers — I Need My Baby — Revilot Chandlers — Your Love Makes Me Lonely — Col-Soul Classics — So Glad That I Found You — Yan-G Majestics — I Love Her So Much It Hurts — Linda William Powell — Heartaches Souvenirs — Power House Sandy Wynns — I’ll Give That To You — Simco Roger Pace — The Minute My Back Was Turned - Select Betty Lloyd — I’m Catching On — BSC Barbara Acklin — I’m Not Mad Anymore — Special Agent Soulettes - Bring Your Fine Self Home — Scope Detroit Soul - All Of My Life — Music Town Little Charles & The Sidewinders - It's A Heartache — Decca (Sam Coltrane - Watch Out For The Heartaches)
  7. I lnow on facebook you can delete the thumbnail so it just leaves the link, not sure about on here. have to agree they are a pain, even on a desktop machine and more often than not totally unnecessary given most are so common. A sound file is necessary for the more uncommon but often youtube are so poor quality they aren't a good indicator of the quality of the disc in question.
  8. Butch was playing Jesse James in 86/87 along with most if not all that you list Nick. He uncovered Jesse James at a Blackburn Christmas nighter if I remember rightly. Butch was pretty much everywhere from 86 onwards and he's been top of the tree ever since.
  9. As Harry says Timmion, proper metal acetates, excellent quality and sound reproduction, better than what carvers sound like.
  10. I was painful trying to listen to her explain things behind EOS and other records like it. I didn't expect much but I expected a better researched show and do we really need Edwin Collins and Amy Whingehouse when doing a show about Northern Soul?
  11. I have Butch on a live recording playing Anita Anderson, would be mid 90's 100 Club, it might be on my mix cloud page.
  12. Edwin Collins...I have got the wrong program? ffs
  13. One sold for £1200 on here couple of years ago.
  14. Nice one, have a good night
  15. Had the LP's out today and enjoyed them so much I thought I'd share a few of the tracks with you for some New Years Eve listening. All from LP's, one 60's, the rest from the 70's and 80's Happy New Year to you all. https://www.mixcloud.com/Chalkster/always-in-the-mood-new-years-eve-soul-music/ Tyrone Davis — I Had It All The Time — (I Had It All The Time — Dakar) Popcorn Wylie — How Did I Lose You — Extrasensory Perception — ABC) John Edwards — Stop This Merry-Go-Round — (John Edwards — Aware) Exciters — Give It All — (Caviar & Chitlins — RCA) Laura Lee — I Can’t Make It Alone — (I Can’t Make It Alone — Invictus) Ted Taylor — Standing In The Wings Of A Heartache — 1976- Contempo) Chuck Jackson — Waiting In Vain — (I Wanna Give You Some Love — EMI) Randy brown — Always In The Mood — (Welcome To My Room - Parachute Test Press) Ralph Graham — Ain’t No Need — (Differently - Sussex) Tyrone Davis — I’ll Be Right Here — (Turn Back The Hands Of Time — Dakar) The Dells — Bring Back The Love Of Yesterday — (Might Mighty Dells — Chess) Originals — I’m Someone Who Cares —(Definitions — Soul) Patti Austin — That’s Enough For Me — (Havana Candy CTI) Phylis Hyman — Ain’t You had Enoiugh Love — (Living All Alone - Philadelphia Int.) Gladys Knight & The Pips — Make Yours A Happy Home — (Claudine — Buddah) Chuck Jackson — No Tricks — (I Wanna Give You Some Love — EMI) The Dells — Closer — (Might Mighty Dells — Chess) John Edwards - You’re Messing Up A Good Thing Barrett Strong — Surrender — (Stronghold — Capitol) Teddy Pendergrass — Somebody Told Me — (Same - Philadelphia Int.) Laura Lee — We’ve Come Too far To Walk Away — (I Can’t Make It Alone — Invictus) Ralph Graham — What Do I Have To Do — (Differently - Sussex)
  16. "We Got A Sweet Thing Going On" is a compilation album dedicated to the art of the harmony soul sound. A genre that was founded in the Doo-wop era of the 1950’s and embraced and continued by the generation that it influenced into the 1970. Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full
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  17. The youngsters/students etc lapped him up so to speak. Whether his celebrity status was having that effect or the music and his DJing skills not sure but he had the place rockin. Pretty sure any half decent DJ would have done the same though after following on from Lee Fields.
  18. Soul Junction has proved itself as one of the leading labels for independent Soul and Funk Music. Releasing material either extremely rare & obscure or unreleased with some current work from some of Soul Music’s upcoming and leading talent also seeing a release. 2014 alone has seen releases form the Trey-J’s (a re-release of their 70”s Tee Gem outing), unreleased 70”s soul from Elbowed Out, Richard Brooks, UK musician, producer & artist Elliot McCauley & Preston Shannon seeing out the 45 releases for the year. LP wise we had at the back end of 2013 the brilliant unreleased 70”s LP from The Coalitions “Colour Me Blue”, CD”s saw an excellent release from Anthony Toombs and a various artists compilation featuring many of Soul Junctions releases entitled “Extra Rich In Soul”. Seeing out 2014 we have another CD featuring various artists entitled “We Got A sweet Thing Going On” . The release gives a nod to the doo wop era with a compilation featuring group soul and harmonies although not all the inclusions are group efforts with the odd duet and solo outing. The CD kicks off with Frank, Sylvester and Arthur, better known as The Hopkins Brothers. The 45 on the tiny Magnetik label, it is currently one of the most Indemand 45”s on the Rare Soul Scene commanding a price of around £3000 plus with just a handful of known copies in the hands of collectors/DJ”s. Shake Sheri, the 45”s actual flip is the side stirring the feet of dancers across Europe with DJ’s such as Mark “Butch” Dobson and Andy Dyson championing it. The official top side, Kiss Of Fire, a nice sweet soul recording is also included. Milwaukee trio The Candi Bars (Celeste Campbell, David Bursey & James “JB” Young, they became a foursome for a brief period with the addition of Robert Wardell) have been an favourite on the Rare Soul Scene for sometime with “I Believe In You”, a nice crossover styled dancer. The flip, a down tempo sweet soul collector’s item You’re The One is the second track to feature on the CD. The Mansion feature with “Stop, Let Your Heart Be Your Guide” and “The Girl Next Door”. The band was prisoners at the Green Bay Reformatory at Allouez, Wisconsin. Formed by Charles Barkley who was serving 30 years for attempting to shoot the police and 10 years for evading arrest after a high-speed chase. The 30 years was quashed upon retrial and so he just had the ten to serve. The prison group attracted the attention of the Warden’s wife who got them slots on local TV. They were then allowed to perform outside the prison where they came to the attention of Al Dunlap and through him the group recorded their solitary release for the tiny label owned by Bill Gibbs. The 45 has remained extremely scarce and is a highly sought after sweet soul collectors item, a worthy inclusion to this compilation. Elbowed Out, a mixed race group out of Seattle who’s aim was to get you up and out of your seat, and then to begin to move your feat, have featured on Soul Junction with two 45”s featuring some great unreleased 70”s soul. They feature on this compilation with just one track, again unreleased, a delightful sweet soul ballad featuring the lead vocals of Denis Wilcox entitled “In The Book Of Guiness”. Clayton Hooker, Terry Forsythe and Nate & Walter Jones were studying at the Highland park High School, Michigan when they came to the attention of Mr John Maxey who happened to have a brother called Ivy Jo Hunter. Together they owned the Probe 1 Productions Recording Studio in Detroit and the youngster suitably impressed enough to be offered a session in the studio. The result was two group soul recordings that saw a release studios subsidiary label Red Line, two fine group soul recordings entitled “We’ve Come A Long Way” and “Inspiration Of My Life”. Natural Impulse have seen two releases on Soul Junction 45’s, two unreleased sides featured on the groups second 45 for the label, “We’re Gonna Make It Through” and “Make It Or Break It”. But it is the label’s second outing and the one that saw a limited 300 copy release in the 70’s on their own label that is featured here. “She Went Away” is highly sought after by collectors and indemand on the Rare and Modern Soul scenes. Another artists who recorded for Maxey and Hunter’s Probe 1 Productions is Curt Darin with “Two On A Cloud” b/w “Grown Up Fairy Tale”. The release gained national exposure via Buddah and the Detroit produced “Two On A Cloud” is simply wonderful mid pacer and is quite rightly causing a stir once again with popular plays on UK radio shows. Jesse James, the West Coat version and not Philly has treated us to some gorgeous unreleased and alternative takes of his music through Soul Junction and he features just the once here with the wonderful down tempo ballad “I Don’t Want A Divided Love”, not sure of the year and neither was Jesse but it reminds me for some reason of “Believe In Me Baby” which was released on three labels to my knowledge, Sheran, Hit and 20th Century. One of the true Rare Soul greats in my opinion. The Trey J’s as previously mentioned feature with both sides of their Tee Gem release. The Indemand dancer “I Found It All in You” and the sweet soul ballad which in part gives this compilation it’s title “We Got A Thing Going On”. Oliver Cheatham features with one side of his previously unreleased Soul Junction outing “Good Guy’s Don’t Always Win”, a fabulous ballad that quite rightly received plenty of attention the past year. The Coalitions round of the compilation with “Colour Me Blue”, the title track of the recently discovered 70’s LP that was issued via Soul Junction at the back end of 2013. A perfect example of some sweet soul harmonies to round off an excellent compilation. The CD was compiled by Dave Welding and comes with extensive liner notes with plenty of information about the artists which makes great reading whilst listening. 1. The Hopkins Bros - "Shake Cheri" 2. Candi-Bars - "You're The One" 3. The Mansion - "Stop, Let Your Heart Be Your Guide" 4. Elbowed-Out - "In The Book Of Guiness" 5. Citation - "We've Come A Long Way" 6. Natural Impulse - "She Went Away" 7. Curt Darin - "Two On A Cloud" 8. Jesse James - "I Don't Want A Divided Love" 9. The Hopkins Bros - "Kiss Of Fire" 10. They Trey J's - "We Got A Thing Going On" 11. The Mansion - "The Girl Next Door" 12. Candi-Bars - "I Believe In You" 13. Citation - "Inspiration Of My Life" 14. The Trey J's - "I Found It All In You" 15. Oliver Cheatham - "Good Guys Don't Make Good Lovers" 16. The Coalitions - "Colour Me Blue" Listen to Sample clips https://www.soul-source.co.uk/uploads/select_1417854762__sjcd5009_-_we_got_a_sweet_thing_going_on_promo.mp3 Buy direct from Soul Junction… http://www.souljunctionrecords.co.uk/buydirect.html Or from most good stockists, Soul Brother, Crazy Beat, Soulmusic.co.uk.
  19. Yeah it was all the unissued Motown that was found early 80's by Rod Shard via Robb K. Hope you are well mate.
  20. Trotters, used to run the mini bus from Chesterfield, was a couple of blokes at work with them. I don't remember any LP with these tracks on, he did do the Motown one which had On The Outside Looking In which was one of Rob's current plays at the time. I put two or three of Rob's tapes on mix cloud, great listening. You should send this one down Andy so I can digitise.
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    From the album: Scans 2

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    From the album: Scans 2

  23. Whether we like Craig Charles or not he seems to have quite a following. Saw him when we went to see Lee Fields in Manchester, he was the DJ and doing a pretty good job too with the youngsters in there.
  24. One of the best cheapie you can buy.


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