Chalky

It was probably me who duplicated your recording. Don't think I've this one so will download for tomorrow's listening alongside Ian Levines.

I have the same radio session on my mixcloud page as well as 11 more from Yarmouth courtesy of Alan Thompson. https://www.mixcloud.com/Chalkster/

Not yet Kirsty, he was away on a buying trip and he will no doubt be busy with Brid but I will remind him. I will let you know if he remembers any.

Some years ago there was a monthly magazine called the Blues Collection where it featured an one artist per issue and you got a cd with it. I have the first 30 issued (there was 93 in all) plus one Christmas edition, all in excellent condition with the cd's in most cases only having one play. Sensible offers are invited for anyone interested. Don't know what postage would cost for 30 CD's and magazines? Maybe we can sort something out to collect. They make up a great history of the Blues. https://www.discogs.com/lists/The-Blues-Collection/25834

I know this is of no help but Lloyd and Glen has to have one of the best cover up names ever..... "Maurice Simon and the Piemen" No prize for guessing Guy Hennigan.

I take it you mean in general throughout the label Dave as apposed to the rarest full stop?

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Without looking just a change of design isn't it? Patrice Holloway and the earlier ones on the plain yellow with two bars, several of them withdrawn. The multicoloured a later design.

Patrice Holloway is possibly the hardest on the label with Stevie/Boy of my dreams. Two or three known copies I think.

The one from the decks at the Rocket had some feedback at he beginning. If this is slower it is only very slightly. It's records like this that made me go back to an allnighter every week, and the hope I would hear more new discoveries like it, it is what it should be all about, top notch northern soul. Must be one of the longest cover ups alongside Diane Lewis?

I don't recall Sam playing it. If he did he will have another of Rob's fakes

Whoever they are you can view the catalogue at https://song-seekers.com/index.php/contact-us

They are the licensing arm for Charly aren't they?

Proper Northern and would have gone big in any era IMO.

Probably was that one, it would be around the time Lifeline started so that date sorta fits in. I think Butch played it at the 100 Club first.

Yes.... https://acerecords.co.uk/ill-pick-a-rose-for-my-rose-complete-motown-recordings-1964-71

It's one of the outta sight releases

Hope so. I never went, I got a load of patches in some sort of deal, these were amongst them. Can't even remember the deal or when, I've had them as long as I can remember.

yes mate they went well with me cub scout badges

For those that like memorabilia I have a few patches on e-bay including one fro the HESC Ritz All-dayers in the mid to late 70's. https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/chalky101/m.html?item=140985290566&ssPageName=STRK%3AMESELX%3AIT&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562

Cheers Pete. Found a few duplicate patches in the garage. I've had them as long as I can remember. Will stick them on evil bay.

Can anyone tell me when this patch was done, I presume the 70's or early 80's, I've had a few 25 years plus. Found duplicates of a few patches whilst digging in the garage.

If memory serves me correctly it would be early 00's when played here. Greg had the disc a lot longer though. Sure Butch will confirm if he reads this.

From the excellent resource that is Don't Forget The Motor City..... Born To Love You (William Stevenson-Ivy Jo Hunter) publ. Jobete The Isley Brothers; recorded Hitsville-GW, completed 03-May-67 ; produced by Ivy Jo Hunter May-72; LP (S): MFP 50014 Tamla Motown Presents The Isley Brothers [uK] 26-Mar-01; CD (S): Spectrum 544 516 2 The Essential Collection [uK] 21-Sep-09; CD (M): Motown 532 1498 The Motown Anthology [uK] The Jackson 5; recorded Hitsville-GW, completed 25-May-69 ; produced by Bobby Taylor Dec-69; LP (S): Motown MS700 Diana Ross Presents The Jackson Five 07-Aug-01; CD: Motown 014 380 2 Diana Ross Presents The Jackson 5 / ABC The Temptations; recorded Hitsville, completed 22-Oct-64 ; produced by William Stevenson, Ivy Jo Hunter ; [lead - Eddie Kendricks] 01-Nov-65; LP (M): Gordy G914 The Temptin' Temptations 01-Nov-65; LP (S): Gordy S914 The Temptin' Temptations 20-Oct-98; CD (S): Motown 530 931 2 The Temptin' Temptations 07-Nov-05; CD: Motown 982 0307 Soul Satisfaction 05 - Things That Make You Go Mmmm...Motown [uK] Impossible Dream, The (Joe Darion-Mitch Leigh) publ. Sam Fox Diana Ross & The Supremes & The Temptations; recorded 31-Aug-68 ; produced by Motown Productions Inc ; [tv "TCB (Taking Care Of Business)"] [unreleased]; 45 (M): Motown M 1137 A 02-Dec-68; LP (S): Motown S682 The Original Soundtrack From TCB 23-Oct-00; CD (S): Motown 159 618 2 A Bit Of Liverpool / TCB (With The Temptations) [uK] Diana Ross & The Supremes & The Temptations; recorded L.A. / Hitsville-GW, completed 13-Sep-68 ; produced by Frank Wilson ; arranged by H.B. Barnum, O. Nelson [unreleased]; 45 (M): Motown M 1137 A 08-Nov-68; LP (M): Motown M679 Diana Ross And The Supremes Join The Temptations 08-Nov-68; LP (S): Motown S679 Diana Ross And The Supremes Join The Temptations 27-Apr-04; CD (S): Motown B000162402 Joined Together: The Complete Studio Duets 03-Oct-07; CD (M): Hip-O Select B0009708-02 The Complete Motown Singles Vol. 8 1968 Florence Ballard; recorded New York, 09-May-68 ; produced by George Kerr [unreleased]; LP: ABC You Don't Have To 16-Apr-01; CD (M): Spectrum 544 517 2 The Supreme Florence Ballard [uK] The Supremes; recorded live Frontier, Las Vegas, 14-Jan-70 Apr-70; LP (S): Motown MS2-708 Farewell 11-Dec-01; CD (S): Motown 016 409 2 Anthology The Temptations; recorded L.A. / Hitsville-GW, completed 08-Oct-67 ; produced by Frank Wilson, Jeffrey Bowen ; [lead - David Ruffin] 27-Nov-67; LP (S): Gordy S924 In A Mellow Mood 27-Nov-67; LP (M): Gordy G924 In A Mellow Mood 11-Dec-95; CD (M): Motown 530 524 2 Anthology / The Best Of The Temptations 13-Jul-98; CD (S): Motown 530 933 2 In A Mellow Mood 23-Oct-00; CD: Motown 159 511 2 Wish It Would Rain / In A Mellow Mood [uK] The Temptations; recorded live Copa, N.Y. 09-Dec-68; LP (S): Gordy S938 Live At The Copa 09-Dec-68; LP (M): Gordy G938 Live At The Copa [Promo copies only] 23-Oct-00; CD: Motown 159 444 2 Live At The Copa / With A Lot O' Soul [uK] The Temptations; recorded live Talk Of The Town, London, Jan-70 24-Jul-70; LP (S): Gordy GS953 Live at London's Talk of the Town

It is a lot more recent than Stafford. Greg Tormo had it first as far as I am aware. Then Butch got the first over here, Followed by Mick H and Arthur if memory seres me correctly.