Chalky

Ruby Andrews Just Loving You must be hammered to death in every part of the country.

Pretty sure that Dave Hamilton said he didn't know how Monique came to use his backing track. Will have to re-read the kent sleeve notes.

I would have thought that anyone who gets about a bit knows what most events music policy are and what most djs play regardless of the billing.

then why complain about what others listens to? Like I said there's plenty on to cater for everyone. beside's whats soft southern funky discofied northern soul any examples

well if it ain't for you what some events play (or anyone else) go elsewhere and stop moaning, there are plenty of venues (too many IMHO) covering everything in the wide spectrum of northern soul. Again if a certain DJ you said you don't like is guesting go elsewhere, plenty of oldies venues in the Barnsley/South Yorkshire area that don't play soft southern funky discofied northern soul so personally I don't see what the problem is Its the same for everyone, go where you want, listen to what you want and leave the stuff you don't want to hear to those that do want to hear it

been a few copies through e-bay/auctions alone.

300 or so

https://www.phyllishymanstory.com/book.htm cracking read

Yeah I agree in a way but I've been to places where space is short, especially when selling so detachable would be great. Some detachable hinges more than strong enough. Be sure to show us the finished product in February, he might get a few orders

There is though a genuine vocal that does exist of 6x6, it has been played out, John Pugh owns it. Its not Tony Turner either, forget off top of me head but it's a motown audition recording or summat like, and once you've heard it you'll know why it never got poast the audition stage. There is a topic on here if one of the mods can find it. Chris Anderton anbd Dave Rimmer will say the same.

Got the Tempts from Tesco for 97p. Might have a spare somewhere as well and also the video recording in the garage from when it was first shown on Sky TV (Hallmark Channel) some years ago, two parter.

looks good, is the lid detachable?

not really, often collectors can't be so choosy. Dealers will often say if there is a bb hole but rarely if ever does it affect the price, some dealers don't even mention the fact there is a bb hole.

I've had that on in cab today, great cd. Also had the Vibrations cd on from Kent too, magic, under-rated group. And to finish off this afternoon Fabulous Peps and Lee Rogers cd's. Great when I can listen to music (albeit cds) all day.

i'd be interested too

there was a few at a guess, well more than one and they were from the USofA

I bet I've had more hot dinners than he has great recordings He is good though

according to R&B Indies it was released in 1965. The credits are Washington, Hogains & Wells and it was produced by Perry Botkin (I think that's what it says on the label). Steve Smith found the record if memory serves me correctly and Rob got it from Steve and as said covered up as the Escorts (I'm So In Love With You?). As Joan said Rob had a lot of faith in the record and it did clear the floor initially, he played it several times one night at 100 Club They danced eventually

People have and always will chase other DJ's records. The same scenario happens today only people trawl the play lists on sites like Soul Source to source records rather than go out and look themselves, one reason quite a few have stopped or refuse to post play lists.

I've seen a photo of Betty Lloyd, signed as well.

He was superb. I had a fantastic day watching him rehearse bollocking Snake and the band. Don't recall seeing too many bad acts back then at Yarmuff. Ray Pollard, Eddie Holman, Gene Chandler and more all superb. Vocally the Precisions will take some beating. Plenty more photos on my flickr page (link below).

dunno why folk want to have a pop at the seller, it's not his fault people still bid so high for the record.....the buyers are dictating the prices not the seller. Everyone knows he has quantity of the record and it's not a case of him saying last one.....ok this is definately the last one

info from "Don't Forget The Motor City" Don't Let Him Take Your Love From Me (Norman Whitfield-Barrett Strong) publ. Jobete Four Tops; rec 30-Sep-69 ; produced by Norman Whitfield ; arranged by Jerry Long May-69; LP (S): Motown MS675 Four Tops Now! 06-Nov-69; 45 (M): Motown M 1159 A Aug-71; LP (S): Motown MS740 Four Tops Greatest Hits Vol. 2 25-Sep-01; CD (M): Motown 314 556 225 2 Fourever 13-Jan-04; CD (S): Motown B000048802 Anthology 50th Anniversary [stereo single mix] 2007; CD (M): Motown-B0010270-02 The Complete Motown Singles Vol. 9 1969 Jimmy Ruffin; rec 14-May-68 ; produced by Norman Whitfield 20-Jun-68; 45 (M): Soul S 35046 A Mar-69; LP (S): Soul SS708 Ruff'n Ready 03-Oct-07; CD (M): Motown 174 317 7 The Complete Motown Singles Vol. 8 1968 The Temptations; rec 23-Dec-68 ; [lead - Paul Williams] ; produced by Norman Whitfield 17-Feb-69; LP (S): Gordy GS939 Cloud Nine 16-Feb-93; CD (S): Rhino R2 71180 Hum Along And Dance The Undisputed Truth ; produced by Norman Whitfield Jan-72; LP (S): Gordy GS959 Face To Face With The Truth