Chalky

Good to hear from you Shiptown and welcome to soul source. Who did issue the fast version of My Mind Holds Onto Yesterday? What you say here and what is said on the Shiptown site don't quite add up?

It was The daughter of Popcorn's postman, done as a favour, or so I'm told.

Peanut Duck came blasting over the speakers last night courtesy of Keb and Mark Speakman mentioned that practically the whole lyrics to the song should be included in this topic

Hi Mark, was talking about mexborough last night remembering old times as you do. Think this may have been one of the last places I saw you before you stopped going. Ddi you ever get round to uploading the tape, would love to hear it? Can anyone remember Guy's site, his northern friends reunited type site? Someone put a load of photos on there from the likes of Mexborough and other venues of the time, anyone know who it was who had them?

mp3 removed not allowed as per site rules.

I was one of the residents there along with Rob Wigley and John Kingan, Keith, Dave and Graham Manlove at various times. Great venue with some great guests over the years. Think I packed in Djing mid 90's, 94? Came back for the anniversaries. Used to have the all-dayers in the summer and and oldies special if I remember rightly at the end of the year.

I was good friends with Paul and Ali, used to go up to theirs Saturday afternoon, often on a Friday if Djing somewhere in Yorkshire, stayed at theirs many a time. Down the Coach and Horses for a card session with the Barnsley lads Saturday afternoon, Tracky Club and then to a niter, Bradford and elsewhere. Haven't seen them since Bub and Tubby passed away.

I can remember Djing here a couple of times, cracking venue. I might have some flyers somewhere. I'll have a look when I'm back in the land of the living

what has Tony not got...all blurs into one

you obviously haven't been reading the topic, the whereabouts of four copies are mentioned within the topic, there's another on ebay..... not all collectors are on soul source and not all collectors wish to tell everyone what they have or their business, its nowt to do with anyone else at the end of the day. And believe it or not there are collectors who have nothing to do with the Northern Soul scene.

I beg to differ, no matter what anybody thinks of this record it is bloody great northern regardless of its soul quantity. It rams the dancefloor floor whenever it gets played and I doubt most of the dancers care about the price.

that's probably why it is the most forgotten oldie ever

If it was mine I'd get a cut done and have the guitar solo taken out. When was the second one on the bay? Still just the three known I take it then?

I thought it was the 5th...heard others have a copy...rumour/myth or truth who knows

Collecting British never really bothered me for some reason. Always looked at it as a collector of US Rare SOul so the US copy is what I wanted. Did have some of course, Jackie Burns & The Belles - I Do The Best I Can - UK MGM while it was still covered up by Guy, Esther Philips - Just Say Goodbye nice black issue that everytime I played out someone wanted to buy off me. PP Arnold silver issue which I paid 50 pence for. Must admit the UK white/red/green and white demos do look nice. Sound quality often better too to these lug oles when compared to US issue.

no way was this done for the scene, the Guy who had the masters had probably never heard of Northern Soul. He was probably just trying to make some money. I never hear this out so deffo yet to have its day and p*sses all over some of the second rate 70's I hear out.

These kind of rooms are often a side room for a reason, they appeal to a minority, sadly. The format would never work in a main room and you certainly wouldn't get the support at a large regular venue no matter how good the records are. The only way to change things is bit by bit, maybe promoters should insist on the dj's they book play 5 records that aren't the norm. Until then oldies rule at the majority of your larger venues be them soul nights or all nighters.

Its on Mas Tok and from 1965 scan from the bay.....

used to be an education watching those guys at the music factory doing their thing. Quality was great too. Not been down there since the days of the Dome.

BobA interviewed them (or members of the group), he may be of some help.

maybe, maybe not, but i opened the topic four times before my post to find each time a post that was nothing to do with the topic in question.

Last time.....lets get back on topic PLEASE!

a minority of two then

Freddie Starr

It was released on the flips (maybe the top side ) with Pretty Girl, Just A Boys Dream & What Good Am I. Years ago I had the Pretty Girl one and it was in my sales box for about two years, couldn't give it away....just shows how times and tastes change.