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  1. Hi Valentina, I have a 12" to sell. If you don"t find a 45. Cheers Paul (Kippers mate)
  2. Supremes "Stoned Love" longer version is also on a regular Motown promo. Cheers Paul
  3. Indeed as @Valentina said earlier a true giant of Soul music. We have lovely memories of seeing him perform many times at Blues Alley in DC Regards Paul & Mandy
  4. A lovely man who we met on his many visits to Amsterdam. Always had time for everyone. Condolence's to you and of course to Barbara. Regards Paul & Mandy
  5. Condolences Geoff, Indeed we are losing too many now, regards Paul
  6. Timmys cremation is Feb 4th at 10;45 Paul
  7. Yes way too young. Timmy had been undergoing cancer treatment for some time, Paul
  8. Heard the awful news early this afternoon that Timmy has died Long time Soul Source member as Tlscapitol. Timmy was an ace collecter/DJ/dealer and a wealth of Soulful information . A dear friend of ours since the late 90s, he will be sorely missed Regards Paul Woosnam
  9. Ah right, a friend of mine bought something some years ago. I presumed it was a yearly thing for JM to do. Cheers Paul
  10. I thought he did this sale every year ? For his website anyway, don'"t know about his Disccogs Cheers Paul
  11. There was in the 70s maybe early 80s Cheers Paul
  12. Yes there are plenty of Dutch bootlegs around, usually booted for the Suriname Soul Scene. But they were almost all Deep Soul or ballads. So why The Temps 45 was booted I don''t know. Maybe a ballad flipside ? Cheers Paul
  13. Both released 1968.,Leaders in November. Courtesy "Soul Harmony Singles" and listed as two different groups so I would guess not the same group, Cheers Paul
  14. Wow !!!! Dave in a Xmas jumper. Cheers Paul
  15. OK Thanks for all the replies. Seems to be that Soul Sam was the 1st to play it. although late 70s, Ian Levine may have played it @ Sale but probably not @ Mecca @Rick Cooper or maybe once or twice but not enough dancefloor respone. I get that with the "turnover" of tunes at the time, I was just curious as to the review in "75 Cheers Paul
  16. Maybe Merve, I don't know. I didn't hear Arthur DJing until the Snaith events which were pretty much all "Modern " Cheers Paul
  17. Wow like a Tom Moultan mix ! I don"t doubt your memory just never heard Sam play Jimmy B Do you remember the venue ? Date ? No big deal . I started this topic because I was surprised Jimmy B was reviewed as early as 75 Cheers Paul
  18. I remember Sam playing Brand New Faces as he didn"t have JB Cheers Paul
  19. Thanks for that Rick. Heres the review. He also revues Joseph Moore "I Can t Get To You" in the same issue along with some more 60s. Cheers Paul
  20. Just read a revue of this by Ian Levine in an old Black Music magazine from October 1975. A record I"d associated with Richard Searling later Wigan Casino. So was this played earlier ? Cheers Paul
  21. It was not released until "The Mercury Years '' CD in the 90s. Cheers Paul
  22. Great stuff ! Best wishes for the future from us in Hollland. Cheers P&M
  23. Sales pitch. And why not he is after all a salesman. But with a Soul music fan passion. Cheers Paul
  24. Good 'ole "Arfer" ! Always a class act, Cheers Paul
  25. There are soul LPs issued in Holland with just a straight copy of the US sleeve with the American address. And inside the Dutch label


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