Dave Thorley

Now theres your problem, the group seem to be very sketchy about Jenny's leaving the band and actually stating the name of her re-placement. Here is the group home page, but it doesn't help that much. Unless you contact them for full details https://www.baberuthband.com

I don't know if this helps, lead vocalist was originally Janita (Jenny) Hann. By the time of the sucess in the U.S. and U.K., she had left the band and the new lead vocalist ?, was used for the re-recording of the track. The group originated from Hatfield, Herts. Jenny now spends time in the U.S. and has rejoined the group and they have had recent albums. Below is a photo of her in the 70's

Un-released Philly thing, recorded on the same session as the Nu-Rons - All of my life. Have the rights to put it out, which we will late this year.

Here's one, something new that is, not a scrotum

Don't you mean inner scrotum !!!! ?

There she is, stunning vocals

Not that well known, even though Sam has it, don't think he's played out much. As an aside, odd picture, as it is missing the girl that does the stunning vocals.

Hi All www.topdogrecords.co.uk This week we have some nice modern soul, a dog rare 60's Ohio 45 and the usual mix of cool northern, funk, boogie and rare gospel. In addition, we have been opening some more of those Lp boxes in storage and found some nice stuff in great condition, have added over 100 LP titles this week alone. 'From the hard to find, Too the just palin good' inc......................... 45's - Ron Harrington, Gaslight, Victones, Ed Crook, Patti Ward, Nine Lives featuring The Funky Soul Train, Marvin Smith, Vivian Reed, Changing Scene, Eddie Banks, Georgous GeorgeLP's - Barbara Jean English, Best Of Both Worlds, Lou Bond, Margie Joseph, Mammatapee, Zulema, Donnie Elbert, Haloween, Glass Tear, Freda Payne (MGM ' Easy Street' inc)Thats just a small selection of the nice stuff we have put up, hope to see some of you at Boomarang on saturday or at Derby Allnighter next week. Thanks for looking Dave & Malayka

Yes I did, thats what it has sold for a few times over the last year or so. If your buying based on condition, you should be able to get it between £100-£170. There were a bunch of stone mint ones going through Ebay a few years ago, There are also a fair few Mint-, VG+ and VG copies around as well.

These price are pretty much as I said, have seen it on here at the cheaper end, just need to keep an eye out. If your selling, would have thought £150 would get it away if it's good condition.

Used to be as much as £250, but now days about £100 - £180 depending on condition.

Hi Dave Don't think the Sketches is aweful, but a little on the poppy side. Odd track, cuz sounds nothing like any other Cleveland track. Cheers Dave

Not alot of difference in price, as different people prefer different versions, except for the Morning Glory later release which is about £10-£15

Long thread about this last year, have a look Cheers Dave

Hi All www.topdogrecords.co.uk Here are just a few of the nice lp's we have in stock, below are some of the cool Motown related ones we have. Chocker Cambell - Hits of the 60's - MotownDynamic Superiors - Dynamic Superiors - Motown (Includes Don't send nobody else)G.C. Cameron - You're whats missing in my life - MotownMary Wells - Bye, bye, baby - Motown (Original rare car logo copy)Willie Hutch - Sign of the beast - MotownDr. Martin Luther King Jr. - Free at last - GordyRev. Martin Luther King Jr. - Great march on washington - GordyHearts Of Stone - Stop the world - V.I.P. (Rare white demo)Thelma Houston - Thelma Houston - MowestDavid Ruffin - Me 'n rock 'n roll - MotownValerie Simpson - Expressed - TamlaFantastic Four - Best of - SoulGladys Knight & The Pips - A little knight music - SoulMonitors - Greetings we're the - SoulOriginals - Game called love - SoulMost of them have sound files, Thanks for looking Dave & Malayka

Cool

Just got this note from a friend in Detroit this morning. So if you would like to give Steve a though at 4pm the same time as his friends in Detroit will be gathered. The funeral services for Clyde Wilson aka Steve Mancha is at 11:00AM this morning at the Tri Star Baptist Church - corner of Woodrow Wilson and Taylor, 1 block west of Herman Kiefer Hospital. The family hour is at 10:00AM. Edd Henry is preaching the services.

Whats the odd 20 days between friends

Big thanks to John & Dave for all their hard work getting this out on the streets. A cool 10 track vinyl LP, in their usual nice packageing with informative sleeve notes from Bill, giving us his story todate. The Lp covers his solo career after leaving the Cleeveland based Soul Notes, with recordings from Cleveland and L.A. The set includes 6 previously un-relaesed tracks, and the mighty 'I can't wait (for the weekend), plus a alternative take of the song. So pleased to see this on the streets. Dave

bland allison - can't get back to you again 2 - mt merger - you pick me up - soul-tbc

They are both great tracks, but will need a fair bit of work. They are on 30 year old 1/4in tapes, so a bit of restoration needed, but Ady C is giving me the contact details of the guy they use for the Kent releases, so fingers crossed.

Hi All www.topdogrecords.co.uk Nice bunch of new 45's just gone up on the site, over 200 in total across funk, northern, modern and gospel. 'From the hard to find, too the just plain good', inc.... Nue-Cleus - Ffull Strenght Jerry Cook - Capitol Demo Marvin Smith - Mayfield Gaslight - Polydor Issue Merger - MGRBetty LaVette - EpicAbove & Beyond - VaughnLa' Que - Walking TallChanging Scene - Co-Town Cania - TammyContacts - QuadronDramatics - SportGospel Cavilers - Big MackBland Allison - MTONAC Mandrill - AristaPatti Ward - RoadPlus many, many more. Thanks for looking, hope you find something you like Dave & Malayka

I'm sure this will stay rare on original. Manny who owns the rights and label has non-left, not even a file copy. I have the option on releasing it and will do by the end of the year, but first I want to put out two un-released tracks by the group that Manny has sent me.

No Bob it should be me that is apologising, I shouldn't have used the word 'Booted' Cheers Dave

Hi Bob It was booted in the 70's around the time it was popular in the UK.