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  1. Little Jenny I think we called her
  2. So sorry to hear about your mum. I remember Jenny from years ago, hadn’t seen her for some years though. Sorry I don’t have any photos either. My thoughts with you and your family at this sad time. R.I.P. Jenny
  3. Shocked and saddened by his death. A lively character who would brighten up many a day on the scene and on here. R.I.P.
  4. That and the fact Royal Mail’s main source of income fir centuries has virtually disappeared, the post. They will look at all options to make money.
  5. Popsike has never bern a valid guide, too man anomalies and variables, the green eyed monster descending when bidding etc. Your fillers have mostly remained constant price wise but anything of interest to many, any guide is out of date. You see a record sell for £200, the next seller adds £50 to that, they aren’t happy with the £200 even if 10 copies have sold at that. Having said that recent set sale history, be that list or dealer to collector, or the shop floor as we say when allowed again is about the best guide you will get. Best thing to do is look at as many sources as possible, gather as much sales history as possible, take out the anomalies Any guide is good for reference though.
  6. Johnny Starr?, Jimi Hendrix, Curtis Knight, Ed Chalpin, unknown
  7. he is on the right according to the text under the photo on the site, presuming it reads left to right. There is a question mark too so the author doesn’t seem too sure. https://www.earlyhendrix.com/knight2-menu-pictures-1965studio
  8. Years ago I posted this on Youtube and then came a shit load of threats from her lawyer, estate and a telling off from YouTube. I think they have given up now by the looks of things as its all over.
  9. Some beers and a pile of records, all from Russell Paine's Super Disco Edits label, hope you enjoy as much as I did. Rudy Dardy - On Our Own Twinn connexion - Sunshine Of My Day Ebony Diamonds - I’m So Lucky The McClintons - Star Gazer Bell Telephunk - Love Vibrations The New Jersey Connection featuring Cynthia Wilson - Red Light Green Light Willie Tee - Run Around Heem (The Music Monsters) - Keep God On Your Side Buddy Hank & The Shine Band - Try Your Love J.J. Barnes - Candy Bill Brown & The Soul Injection - Time After Time Between The Two - Take A Little Time Doris Troy featuring Mystic Merlin - What’Cha Gonna Do? Arnold Blair - Finally Made It Home James Reese & The Progressions - Fool For Love, No More John Simmons - Safe Phillip Ballou - Ain’t Nothing Like The Love Arthur Adams - Fight For Your Rights Bill Brown & The Soul Injection - Love Under The Apple tree Bill Brown & The Soul Injection - Dreamworld Fantasies The Plainwrap Band - Baby Don’t Leave Me Here Bill Brown & The Soul Injection - Stay Off The Moon Phillip Ballou - We’ll Be Together Onyx - Help Me Gateway - Show is Over
  10. Maybe it was a promotional thing at concerts etc?
  11. I have never seen an Lp with any indication there is a free 45 inside? sticker etc. I would imagine though back in the mist of time someone got the Lp with the 45 inside for it to become common accepted knowledge the 45 was given away with the Lp.
  12. This weeks show!
  13. There are plenty of Americans on Facebook selling. Might not be the big finds but there hasn’t been for yearS. All depends what you are looking for, new discoveries are very thin on the ground but if you are looking for something in particular someone will often come up with it.
  14. Don't think that's the case at all, whilst sellers and collectors aren't moving about venue to venue it still looks like a very busy market and dealer mates of mine say they are busy. The forums, both here and on Facebook seem very busy to with collectors buying and selling.
  15. A test pressing will usually have the same run out details as the issue/promo
  16. £1300 for the Falcons, fool and his money has never been so apt. It isn't rare, £300 tops IMO. Don't give me that bollox about world wide scene, that price is just stupid.
  17. The Uk northern scene is still diving the prices especially the classics
  18. The latest two releases on Izipho Soul
  19. Jesse James rides again! Rejoining the Soul Junction label to bring you his previously unreleased original version of the song “(The Girl In) Clinton Park” Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full
  20. Press Release: Jesse James '(The Girl In) Clinton Park/Just As Long As We’re In Love' SJ543 Release Date: Monday 25th January 2021 Jesse James rides again! Rejoining the Soul Junction label to bring you his previously unreleased original version of the song “(The Girl In) Clinton Park” The song is more widely known through the version recorded by the group Masterplan in 1974 as part of their trilogy of 45 releases on the West Coast Fos-Glo label, with this particular release being later picked up and released on The East Coast Delite label. The story behind Jess’s solo version began 3 years earlier when following his first spell with the 20th Century label Jesse found himself without a label feeling a little disillusioned with major labels but undeterred in his own ability he decided to finance and record his own masters. Hence on 29th of April 1971, Jesse entered the Searra Sound Studio in Berkley C.A under the direction of producer and friend Willie Hoskins (Wilhos Productions, and the man who gave the world the Natural Four on Boola, Boola and ABC, prior to them joining Curtis Mayfield at Curtom). Jesse recorded a five song session, with one particular song being the Stanley Lippett composition “(The Girl In) Clinton Park”. Lippett who prior to becoming part of the Wilhos Productions team sang with the early 60’s group The Five Brooks before recording two very sought after Northern Soul 45’s “The Stran” and “Outta Sight Loving” for Dick Vance’s Out Of Site Label. Stanley later joined Marvin Holmes & The Uptights Band. It had been Marvin Holmes (he of Brown Door Records fame) who introduced Stanley to Willie Hoskins with Stanley subsequently joining Boola Boola Records and Wilhos Productions. Stanley repaid Marvin for this introduction by composing a song based on Marvin’s 3 year daughter, she being the actual girl from Clinton Park! Returning to Jesse James, two other songs from this session, a cover version of Etta James “At Last” and “I Know I’ll Never Find Another” did gain a release at the time on the Zay label. We’ve known about Jesse’s version of this song for many years now but the tape was nowhere to be found and even without hearing it, just knowing the song and that Jesse was a great singer I always promised him that one day I’d put it out. But if there is some good to come out of this pandemic then it was during Jesse’s lock down in Richmond and while browsing through his possessions he luckily found the missing tape, bingo we’re in business! For this release we have coupled “(The Girl In) Clinton Park” with Jesse’s oh so soulful cover version of the Terry Callier/Larry Wade composition “ Just As Long As We’re In Love” (also recorded by Callier himself and The Mighty Dells), previously issued by Soul Junction on Jesse’s 2012 album “Let Me Show You” (SJLP 5005), enjoy. Soul Junction Website page http://www.souljunctionrecords.co.uk/SJ543.html For further information please contact: Soul Junction at: Tel: +44 (0) 121 602 8115 or E-mail: sales@souljunctionrecords.co.uk
  21. what is happening with VAT here now will be applied to EU countries from July I think I read?
  22. If you had these acetates to sell you would use John Manship not sell them all, and there are a lot, to someone in the Northern Soul capitol of Tiblisi
  23. It was always a steady 200/250. Last time I actively look it was 400, i thought maybe 6/700 but 1400 kinell
  24. Excellent article Andy (and Keith) and excellent topic too, some great info.


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