Chalky

My comment wasn’t aimed your way mate or anyone in particular. It is just another of those records you hear too much IMO, records do need a rest especially when the pool is it seems for choice is diminishing All good here! Like wise I hope and your good Lady. The price for CH has been heading north for some time now, previously fetched four figures or very close.

If I didn’t hear Gene Toones for ten years it wouldn’t bother me. A great record hammered to death.

🙄out of the bag? It hasn't been underground for decades, the last proper underground period was probably the 80s

When you remember to take them 🤪

When you remember to take them 🤪

The football was depressing me so out with some records, 90 minutes of records released in the last few years give or take..... Bell Telephunk - Love Vibrations - Super Disco Edits Impulse - I Really Love You - Kandi Natural Impulse - Were Gonna Make It Through - Soul Junction Ron Shy - Don’t They Know (Alt. Take) - Soul Junction The Decisions - Were In Love - Soul Direction Street People - Your Momma Had A Baby - Kent Select Ray Godfrey - I Ain’t Givin’ Up - Kent Select Jimmy Ruffin - Make Me A Winner - North Broad Street Bill Brown & The Soul Injection - Love Under The Apple Tree - Super Disco Edits James Reese & The Progressions - Fool For Love, No More - Super Disco Ediits Between The Two - Take A Little Time - Super Disco Edits Dee Dee Warwick - You Tore My Wall Down - Soul Junction Teddy Pendergrass - We Got Love - Shotgun Joe Adams - Stop Before You Lose Me - Soul Junction The Sensations - Blinded By Pride - MD Records Honey & The Bees - Don't Hurt Me (I Just Wanna Be Loved) - MD Records Darrow Fletcher - (Love Is My) Secret Weapon - Kent Select Candi Staton - One More Hurt - Kent Select Marjorie Ingram - Another Woman Involved - Hit & Run Norman Feels - Don’t - Soul Direction Kim Weston - It Takes A Lotta Teardrops - Kent Select Impulse - You Changed Me - Kandi Bobby Harden - Feels So Good - Dala Jesse James - If A Man Ever Loved A Woman (Baby I Love You) - Soul Junction Kim Tibbs - Where Would I Be Without You? - Izipho John Baker - It’s Your Night - Expansion Gateway - The Show Is Over - Super Disco Edits

I didn't start it that was Andy & Mick, I promoted it for them and Djed at every night bar two.

you'll have to play it -10 🤣 I did have a go last time Saus played it a few years ago 🥵

Seen a few in recent times, one not so long ago that went fairly cheap. Can't say I've ever heard anyone else play it out though? Heard it on a couple of radio shows.

Truly remarkable book. It does say on the listing they may not ship to the UK and to contact the seller. Shame they can't set up a download?

Truly remarkable book. It does say on the listing they may not ship to the UK and to contact the seller. Shame they can't set up a download?

and he got his answer

I don't know what they are flapping about for either, if this is the highlight of Djs sets then they need to take a good look at themselves. It's a played out hammered to death oldie. No wonder the scene is stale and getting boring.

Looking forward to the releases. James Lately and the Tomangoes are just fantastic Just great to see the reactions of those involved with these releases as well, what it is all about really

Looking forward to the releases. James Lately and the Tomangoes are just fantastic Just great to see the reactions of those involved with these releases as well, what it is all about really

On this weeks show Dean is in conversation with Richard Searling.

Given what has trickled out on ebay and what was in the hands of sellers at Austin etc a mate reckons there was more than 25. Regardless it doesn't appear to be affecting the price as buyers don't seem to care for some reason. The avarice mentioned in another topic of buyers and sellers.

most can be had from a few quid to around a tenner

Some have definitely turned up. At least 25 but a mate reckons i to three figures. ebay sellers feeding them out, they were at Austin for $800 as well.

10.000 easy IMO. Just look at the output of Detroit without even looking at Motown. 100s of labels in one city alone during the peak in the 60s. Then you have the major cities such as Chicago, Philly, LA, Washington. The number of labels alone must run well into 4 figures.