Soul Shrews

Never knew The Batchelars made so many records As been said any one can list records lets see them Cheers Paul

Amen to that........................................that is the beat statement I have read on Soul Source or any other forum Forget any 60s/70s or whatever else argument its all 'bout feeling Thanks Tone ! Cheers Paul

Side one track one HARRY Cheers Paul

Just like every story theres 2 sides to every record..............................unless its a stereo/mono promo Cheers Paul

Hi Dave Can't help with any of the ones you've listed I'm afraid but I do have some Dutch 60s Motown (inc The Spinners ) and some 70s French Motown don't know if these would be any good to ya ? Looknig forward to the feature Cheers Paul

Think that must be the "Amsterdam Soul Club" rugbysoulgirl. Usually on later in the month than when Paul76 is going next one is this Sat. Usually features a Motown/soul covers/tribute band and DJs playing the Dutch version of "northern/60s". Starts about 10 and goes on 'till around 4 in the morning. They have a "myspace" page if you need to check further. Venue is pretty central has a cheap bar and you can skin up if you want (smoking ban arrives in Holland this July ) Best thing about it for me is the archive films which are projected on 2 large screens during the night some great footage of lots of soul heroes. Apart from that I think theres a regular funk night but I don't have any details You may like to check www.fingerpoppinsoul.nl Paul76 there may be some info on there As Jason has said Rush Hour records will have all the info on more contemporary nights Waxwell records may be worth checking too. Also worth remembering that most clubs don't really get busy and lively 'til about midnight so its a good idea to pace yourself Hope this helps a little Cheers Paul

Timothy Wilson interview and discography in "In The Basement" magazine 22 www.basement-group.co.uk The interview was conducted by Hans Diepstraton and Harry van Vliet and can also be read on their website www.fingerpoppinsoul.nl Cheers Paul

Thats a good couple of days work newer04 .................nice one Cheers Paul

The best one of their "Hot Buttered Soul" Ike Hayes produced LPs, featuring the "Sweet Sweetning" track thats had plays. Cheers Paul

Epsilons on Shrine/Hem were James Duval, Ronald Williams and Gregory Thomas On Stax Atco and Triple G they were Gene McFadden, John Whitehead + Lloyd Parks or Alan Beatty Cheers Paul PS The "Soul Harmony Singles" book strikes again

Good point Ian hadn"t thought of it that way. Ever seen a multi coloured one ? It is CC001 so is that the 1st Choc City release ?? The Cameo Choc City is also CC001 Cheers Paul

Yep spot on "de-to" Mr Radcliffe for me BTW In a photo finish with Ms Legend Cheers Paul

Love the Honey Cone and Originals 45s Ian got promos of both. Think they're both pretty well known. Don't know any of the others Cheers Paul

Is The Players a demo Ian? Thought it was just the 1st issue prior to the Chocolate City one issued after they had to change their name. Cheers Paul

Pop reggae cover of a Blue Magic soul hit ? Cheers Paul

And also the chance of having to pay some customs duty Cheers Paul

Love this record "borrowed" by Farly "Jackmaster" Funk for his "Love Can't Turn Around" with Daryll Pandy Sorry don't know if it got a 45 release Cheers Paul PS Really liking 'After The Storm Is Over" by Ike at the mo' from his "Juicy Fruit (The Disco Freak)" LP

No stories to add (yet) ...........................but love this thread thanks Ian Cheers Paul

Wheres Ian Dewhirst ? Cheers Paul

Thats fine Roger thanks very much Mines exactly the same matrix so its a real 'un No dust near my "o" I"ll have you know Thnks again Cheers Paul

Feelin" better Roger still like to see those matrix scans tho Cheers Paul

Was it booted on styrene as a promo ? Worried about mine now label looks exactly like 45cellars scan "tho Cheers Paul

Nice one epic just dug my copy out and played '"Running......" for the 1st time in years, loving it Have you tried "Can"t Take It With You" from their "Breakaway" LP from 1980 ? Just me then I guess Cheers Paul

"Loving Him" on Philly Groove 157 sounding really good these days and more than a little "northern" to these ears anyway Syrupy ? What a load of old waffle ! Cheers Paul

Pretty sure Larrys "Prophet Of Soul" LP has been issued on CD in the States Try www.dustygroove.com Cheers Paul