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. a ballad but with a beat and slower than mid-tempo IMO. Many of those listed are what I'd class mid-tempo. George Freeman - Down and Out and Bobby Bennett - Alone With My Tears two of the best IMO.

Like Gareth says it's meant to be heard out and loud. Top drawer Northern dancer IMO but there are far better records on ebay and cheaper.

didn't realise I had a scan on the PC from an old ebay listing.....

anyone got the results from this week. What did Bernie Moore on Lark go for?

good record Nev but not much of a dancer is it? Thats why I said Northern Fraternity. Don't think I've heard it out since Andy played it.

If You Try was the title Andy palyed it under. Cheers for confirming the label Steve, couldn't remember for sure.

Richard Stoute has been released before this, seen it and heard it at Andy Dysons. Could've been Trex but not 100%. Tis a rare one too but not sure of a price as it ain't about much and didn't think there was much demand, not from the northern fraternity anyway.

Mine had Albequerque on it, listened to it once thought it wasn't very good, listened again a few years later before I sold it and still didn't like it then. Wasn't aware of the other flip and never bothered checking other copies, even when someone offered me a demo for my issue as he thought it looked better on an issue. Anyone got a soundfile of the other flip? I actually said to someone at Cleethorpes after reading your article about Jesse that you had the wrong flip and that it was Albequerque

Think Carl Fortnum has one if I remember rightly...two or three others as well.

I'm with you on this one Steve, never really liked it. If some reckon George Lemmons can't sing, this bloke ain't far behind.

you can e-mail him Dysonsoul@aol.com

2035 doesn't exist...does it? I don't know of a second release of ICS. Maybe it was scheduled to be the national release but never materialised. Anyone ever seen one on 2035?

Andy Dyson has one.

Here's the listing according to Jeff Lemlich's book Savage Lost I've listed them how he has, I presume he has them dated so listed in correct order. 2042 isn't in Jeff's listing. Also added whether local or national release. 1800 Steve Alaimo with the Redcoats - Home By Eleven/? 1801 Davey Jones - Love Me Someone/The Real Thing 1802 ? 1803 The Trends - Rockin'/Runaway 1804 Nat Kendrick & Swans - Do The Mashed Potato Pt1/Pt 2 1806 R-Dells - You Say/You Know Baby 1807 King Coleman - Loo-Key-Doo-Key Pt1/Pt2 1808 Nat Kendrick & Swans - Dish Rag Pt 1/ Pt2 1809 The Baby - Wait And See/I Need Love (alos on Atco 6175 as Baby lloyd) 1810 King Coleman - My Mother Told Me/? 1811 Percy Welch - Back Door Man/Throw This Poor Dog A Bone 1812 Nat Kendrick & The Swans - Slowdown/Hot Chile 1813 Johnny Shaw - May's Shuffle/Any May 1814 ? 1815 Sonny Thompson - Hangout Pt 1/Pt 2 1816 ? 1817 ? 1818? 1819? 1820 King Coleman Do The Hully Gully Pt 1/Pt 2 1821 Delmiras - The Big Sound/Dry Your Eyes 1822 Sam Early - Question Mark/Trust Me Baby 1823 The Charmettes Tonite I'm Lonely / Hearts Of Stone 1835 Davey Jones - Baby Please Love Me/Where There's Life There's Hope 5000 Ted Taylor - "Darling if you must leave/I lost the best thing I ever had" 5001 Jimmy Paris - "Esmerelda/Lost love" also issued on KC 113 5002 Sonny Til - "Someone up and told me/Open up your heart" 1850 Davey Jones & His Continentals - Bobbin'/Mack The Knife 1851 Yvonne Fair - Straighten Up/Say Yeah Yeah! (local) 1852 Arthur Freeman - No Hard Feelings/Shirley 1853 Helen Smith & Backbeats - Demonstrate Your Love/Somebody Tell Me 1854 1855 Clarence Reid & Delmiras - Push A Little Harder/Like White On Rice 5003 Nat Hendrick and the Swans - Wobble,wobble/Pt.2 (national) 5004 Nat Hendrick and the Swans - (Do the) mashed potato/Pt.2 (national) 5005 Kitty Love - The power of love/You gotta change (national) 5006 Yvonne Fair - Straighten up/Say yeah yeah (national) 1900 Freddy Scott & Four Steps - Same Ol' Beat/Take A Rest ( also on Marlin 16002) 1901 King Coleman - It's Dance Time (vocal)/ Intstrumental 1902 the book says see Marlin Discography, will do so later) 1903 The Swans Darling Tell Me Why / I Can't See Him Again 26 Five Steps - These Boots Are Made For Walkin'/Tighten Up (also on Scott 26) 2001 Five Steps - "These boots were made for walking/Tighten up" 2002 Mona Lisa - "They don't know/Pt.2" 2010 Mona Lisa - "I can't stand myself/I love me" 2011 Nickie Lee - "Ten commandmants of man/Late shadow" 2012 Stranger and Patsy - "Tonight/Give me the right" 2013 Benny Latimore - "Girl I got news for you/Ain't gonna cry no more" 2014 Nickie Lee - I Want To Get Next To You/Nickie Lee Orch - Nick's Kick (local) 2014 Benny Latimore - "There she is/It was so nice while it lasted" (National) 2015 Benny Latimore - "It's just a matter of time/Lets move and groove together" (national) 2016 - Mark McIver - Soul Thing/The Tic Of The Clock (Local) 2016 Freddie and the Kinfolk - "Blabbermouth/The goat" (National) 217 Freddie and the Kinfolk - Blabbermouth/The goat (Local) 217 Benny Latimore - The power and the glory/Love don't love me (Local) 2017 Benny Latimore - The power and the glory/Love don't love me (national) 2018 Nickie Lee - And Black Is Beautiful/Faith Within' (Local) (alos issued on Mala 12025) 2018 Red Tam - "Red Tam is a lover/Red and white blues" (national) 2019 Nickie Lee - "And black is beautiful/Faith within" (local) 2020 Benny Latimore -"Have a little faith/I'm a believer" (Local) 2021 Nickie Lee - "The dream of the people/Pt.2" (Local) (also issued on Mala 12039) 2022 Benny Latimore - "I pity the fool/I'm just an ordinary man" (Local) (alos issue don Atlantic 2639) 2023 N Dee and the Stones - "Potato chips/Last take" (local) 2024 Freddie and the Kinfolk - "Mashed potato popcorn/Last take" (National) 2025 Jimmy Bo Horne - "I can't speak/Street corners" (Local) 2025 Benny Latimore - I'll Be Good To You/Life's Little Ups And Downs (National) 2026 Benny Latimore - "I'll be good to you/Life's little ups and downs" (Local) 2027 Arnold Albury and the Casuals - "Funky yolk/Thanks for waiting" (local) 2028 Arnold Albury and the Casuals - "My baby don't understand/Feel it" (Local) 2029 Arnold Albury and the Casuals - "That's a bet/My baby don't understand" 2030 Lynn Williams - "I'll expect/Tears in my eyes" (Local) 2031 Jimmy Bo Horne - "Clean up man/Down the road of love" (Also on Alston 4606) 2032 2033 no # - Lynn Williams - You are the greatest/It takes two 2040 Lynn Williams - "Is it possible/ Theme from vanilla" 2041 Jackie Beavers - "Trying to get back to you/Pt.2" 2042 Sherlyn Whittaker - "That's why (I still love you)/I like making love"

According to Jeff Lemlich book, Savage Lost there is no 2035 release and JBH last release on Dade was 2031. Bit of other info, all national releases were distributed by Atlantic except 2040 and 2041 which were distributed by TK.

yeah, recorded in Hong Kong about ten years ago at Dave Burton's flat. They did four tracks in all.

dunno about slightly of centre not heard one for some time but all labels reversed as far as I'm aware.

sign of a good night pal

I nearly believed this Steve. It was only when you mentioned a semi final at United's ground that I realised it wasn't true

an I bet tha dint know Star Wars was originally set in Barnsley.... If Star Wars was set in Barnsley Chewbacca would look roughly the same except he'd only be about 5ft tall, from Kendray and called Spanner. He'd have the same amount of body hair but would also have tattoos, would permanently smell of drink and invariably sport either a Barnsley or England top. Obi-Wan Kenobi would invariably be referred to as Chief or Cocker by his cohorts. People trying to start a fight with him would address him as Wanky-Nobby Darth Vader would referred to as 'Elmit Head' or in moments of stress 'that dome-edded get' R2D2 would refuse to go out on the streets after 10pm because of the number of drunks who would try to stuff chip papers in his head casing or piss on him. He would also refuse to go near groups of young kids at any time because of the high risk of being spray painted/dumped in front of a speeding train/set on fire. Although proficient in over 3500 languages C3P0 would still be unable to understand anything anyone from Athersley said. He would regularly get beaten up for being a knacker-faced poof from Sheffield. The Millenium Falcon would have static strips, tinted windscreens and extra-flared exhaust ports. It would have a Barnsley Chronicle I Love Tarn Army sticker in the back window and a St Georges Cross SUN SUPPORTS OUR BOYS bumper sticker. Princess Leia would get captured by Darth Vader because it's hard to run very fast when you're wearing 5-inch platform heels and a tiny silver mini-skirt which keeps hiking up over your arse every two steps. And you've been a heavy smoker since you were 6. The best way to destroy the Death Star would not necessarily be a desperate all out attack. Two easy ways would be to alter its orbit so it passed through Grimethorpe and tell the locals it was full of Cockneys or leave it unattended in Alhambra car park. Or you could convert it into a huge Takeaway. Lines from the film as they would be uttered in the vernacular:- Han Solo "I've got a real bad feeling about this" translation: "Am Kackin Missen" "Bring 'em on! I prefer a straight fight to all this sneaking around." "Come right art you bastards Al tek ont lotton yer" "Hokey religions and ancient weapons are no match for a good blaster at your side, kid." "Bugger the mumbo - wot tha needs is a chuffin gret crickit bat" Darth Vader trying to shoot down Luke Skywalker -"The Force is strong in this one" "Thar allus Laikin abart, theee" Princess Leia - "You're a little short for a Stormtrooper aren't you?" "Ah dint think they took short-arses in t coppers?" "This bucket of bolts is never going to get us past that blockade." "We nackered in this peece er crap" Admiral Motti - "Don't try to frighten us with your sorcerer's ways, Lord Vader." "You think you're that hard, yer southern get - artside!!" Obi Wan - "I felt a great disturbance in the Force." It's looking black over Bill's Mother's" Luke to the Emperor -"Your overconfidence is your weakness." "You think yer really summat, dunt yer"

was it this one Steve? Kes 2000 A letter from Casper Jr _____________________ I'm fed o' this bloody game! Our Jud's gone and done it again, the bastard. He's tekken mi motorised skateboard to work this mornin'. Sod. Since he got that new job he thinks he's bloody it. He goes on and on about how hard work it is having to answer t' bloody phone every thirty seconds, having to put yer hand up to have a wee and to mek t'time up after work. But thats nowt to do wi me. I don't care what they say about there being no other work around. I dunt care what anybody sez, I'm not workin down t' sodding Call Centre. "Ayup! Post Office Inquiry line, Billy Casper 'ere! What the chuffin' 'ells that want nar, yer southern puff!" Dunt think I'd fit in somehow.. This mornin in assembly they were braying on about drugs and just say no and all that. Fat chance. Theres so much skag in this village they've started callin' t' place Colombia!. Macca were trying to get me out trainspotting last neet - an' they shut t' line ages back! Round bike sheds its all skunk, blow and billy whizz. And they're not characters from t'Beano or t' Dandy neither. Half o' t class is gazing out t' winder and overdosing on Mars bars, other half aven't slept since last November and waint shut up for nobody. Teachers are no good - they're so scared of getting accused of abuse they go on neet classes to learn how to look mean and give dirty looks. Mr Grice had us int' office after and he stared at us for five minutes really hard then came over and breathed on us. I'd rather have t' stick! I were late fer games n'all. Got into trouble for having a pair of Cicas and a second hand Donnie shirt. "Wheres your Nikes, lad!" he shouts. "And whats this kit? I want Premiership lad! None of your conference crap! Wheres yer note!" So he digs out this Nottingham Forest Pierre Van Hooijdonk shirt and forces me to wear it. Bastard. I told him I'm going on strike! Then out on t' astro turf we gets into this big nonsense about Mr Sugden. He'd decided he were David Beckham and goes round mumbling in this stupid voice, flicking his fringe and practicing his free kicks. We told him its all Leeds Utd these days but he bangs on about being Champions of Europe and his slapper girlfriend were cheering him on from her Ford Culprit in't car park. "Anyway," he mumbles. "Ronaldo's int wash!" As usual he keeps us late with the obligatory injury-time comeback. Of course to do this he's got to come up with a few injuries. It were my turn to get the Roy Keane treatment from Macca. I wondered why he were shaving his head at half time.

excellent book from Jeff Lemlich called Savage Lost all about Florida Music (not just soul) https://www.limestonerecords.com/website/author/author.htm I'll dig it out at the weekend Baz when I get home and see if I an add owt for you.

Was also told, dunno if it was Guy or not, that on tapes whilst trying to get the intro right that one of the band asks why we messing with this it's shite...or words to that effect.

by and large not a lover of instrumentals...but Sidras Theme is great but the vocal is utter tripe!!!