Sceneman

Just checking what the price is

Mint condition prefer collect and cash sale as I don’t sell on here very often 07964 985212 mobile 01432 351005 home

Selling some 45s from my collection due cash flow probs Looking for good offers i am in Hereford and prefer collection and cash deal my number is 01432 351005 or 07964985212 Btw it’s in mint condition

yes i went to the alphabet club ,black and white tiles on the dance floor , a, minutes walk from the flamingo club full of blocked teens

saw him at the scene in the 60s

i have lost his number cos he changed it ,anyone know his latest number? he maybe deceased, i dunno haven't seen him for years he had his warehouse in wallington

the royal mail was hacked by pootins thugs way back in january

recall him plugging rex garvin .sock it to em JB and i bought it ,and still have it

he appeared in a horror film cant remember the name

a look on discogs shows mostly US pressings and just 1 or 2 uk pressings so thats why i never saw any on my rounds in london but london record shops were not good anyway for soul45s around the 70s tobias goody had the stall in portobelo road he usually had a good selection of soul 45s for peanuts surpringly DJ demo copies that had been sold .but what DJ i dunno and then he had a shop at worlds end in chelsea but after that i dont know where he went ..for imports i used to use ernies in nashvile and colony stores in NY where i had a mate sending me good stuff but never any 5 stairsteps.... but i had to pay import tax on them

yes its serious i doubt if the 5 ever made it to the uk i dont recall em on tv shows or clubs ,they were big in america where there was a big buying public but west indians in uk were mostly interested in calypso regaae ska and dub .. uk buyers were more intrested in the uk bands and hendrix ,captain beefheart and dylan at the time of issue of the 5stairsteps 45s which were limited in london record shops as they didnt keep much in stock you had to order records and no commercial radio stations to give them air play there was also a slump in sales of soul in the 70s and mods were selling their soul collections i recall buying tamla and stateside demos in portobello road for 30 pence off stalls in the road as nobody wanted soul vinyl.. but never saw any stairsteps records

looking for a copy of this

DESPITE BEING ON CURTIS MAYFIELD lable they didnt go so well think its was bad management and weird name for the band 5 STAIRSTEPS NOT A GOOD NAME FOR A BAND https://soulstrutter.blogspot.com/2021/02/rip-james-burke-five-stairsteps.html

and how rare ? has anyone have one in their collection?

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/lee-scratch-perry-reggae-pioneer-160424996.html Reggae icon Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry has died in hospital in his native Jamaica, aged 85. The eccentric producer, actually named Rainford Hugh Perry, died in the Noel Holmes Hospital in Lucea on Sunday morning, according to local news reports. Andrew Holness, the country’s prime minister, sent “deep condolences” to his family and called him a pioneer in the 1970s’ development of dub music. To view this content, you'll need to update your privacy settings. Please click here to do so. He collaborated with an eclectic range of artists including Bob Marley and the Wailers, Paul McCartney, the Congos, George Clinton, Moby, the Slits’ Ari Up and the Beastie Boys. In 1980, Perry sent a letter to the Japanese minister of justice after McCartney was arrested for carrying 7.7 ounces of marijuana in his luggage, arguing: “Please do not consider the amount of herbs involved excessive. Master Paul McCartney’s intentions are positive.” Perry was born in Kendal, Hanover and made his name in the late 1960s as a producer of cutting-edge music by revolutionary artists.