Chalky

Gotta disagree Sam's one of the best dj's about IMO and he should play whatever he wants, as should all the dj's. I thought Stoke now advertised itself as the biggest newies and oldies?

You don't have to travel these days, often several venues within an hour of home, too many some would say and often lacking in quality...thats north and south.

James Phelps the version for me although Satin has great vocals but lacks the backing vocals.

Are we talking same record same artist but different takes, same record different artist or same backing different vocals or any of these??? How about The Look On Your Face...James Phelps, John Edwards, Satin, Nate Evans & Boss (or Mean Green) & Magnetics.....superb track

Not been Col so can't really recommend on eway or t'other

The south at the moment has nothing to off me musically that I can't already get or better up north I'm afraid....the north ain't that much better right now since Sheridans closed, left a large hole on the nighter scene. Had two cracking weeks though with the Middleton all-nighter and yesterday the Scotland vs. England all-dayer....looks like there is sod all on next week nighter wise Soul nites though we are probably spoilt for the number although not always choice

the flip is great

Betty Turner Don't Let A Tear Fall

Can somebody get me one for 50 quid

If you go out every week and hear the same records every week then they are over played and due a rest, if you don't go out every week then you should get out more

I Only Have Eyes For You Sent you both scans off list Ady. One for sale on e-bay now Bestsides

Wanting You....

The question was what would it sound like with a reggae beat or summat and I replied shit. Meaning shit with a reggae beat

have I? oh...I've just taken the Sugar Lumps off and put Larry Reynolds on if thats what you mean?

Probably not the most soulful of records vocally but it's far more soulful than lots of stuff played on the scene.

One of my all time faves is Eddie Whitehead. Guy put me this on tape nearly 20 years ago when he still had it covered up, think I wore the tape out. Al Scott might be rarer but Eddie is far better record IMO

I go some where every week, nighters and soul nights, and I've also heard both Brian and Dave and can honestly say I've not heard them play it...not saying they haven't. But surely more than coincidence that since Butch started spinning it the price rocketed. I also know the demand it created as due to the fact I'm round records most of the time the number of people who asked if either myself or Andy Dyson could get them a copy after hearing Butch play it at places like the 100 Club, Lifeline etc......

A '60s soul group, the Checkmates, Ltd. scored with one big hit, 1969's "Black Pearl." They were fronted by Sonny Charles, who later scored a big hit in the early '80s as a solo act. The group earned some attention for its integrated roster; other members were Bobby Stevens, Harvey Trees, Bill Van Buskirk, and Marvin Smith. They were from Fort Wayne, IN, and were a discovery of Nancy Wilson. They disbanded from 1970 to 1974, then returned for another shot and issued "All Alone by the Telephone" in 1976 for Polydor, which flopped. ~ Ron Wynn, All Music Guide

I'm surprised motown wasted a disc to cut the acetate, tis really bad How he got through motowns doors let alone into the studio is beyond me

he is. Went from a relatively cheap record to what it commands now on the back of him spinning it and the demand it created

Pretty sure although I stand to be corrected. Boots are white demos too I think.

Look to be shelling out a few hundred now, last one I know sold fetched £400

original is styrene. Boot is vinyl.