Sutty

isn't the first one the cd and the 2nd the lp?

they can be played ok but i have a couple (both marvin - whats going on and let's get it on) and they are quiter pressings but if they are clean copies they sound better... AND they are different mixes to the regular releases - from the original tapes, there are parts of WGO that fade out instead of just cutting into the next track. I'd buy them straight away if they are good titles.

the UK is top left Dave, just to the right of Ireland, which is also in Europe

oh dear i am sorry for recommending an lp you might like, sorry it's not in the preferred format! it's a pretty old reissue if it is one seeing as its pressed on UK Fontana heavyweight vinyl, what is the original UK sleeve like as i've never seen it cheers Sutty

you probably want the 7" but the lp with the ray bryant trio features an amazing version of somewhere over the rainbow, believe it or not!

it was easily available at the time everywhere but as with most boots there was just one press so it's just waiting for one to turn up for a fiver or so i guess. the version on the greatest hits cd is better than the alternate version and is the one that got played at the time, the song had been totally hammered by the time the boot came out.

definitely a boot 12", there's a whole series of them. There are 2 versions, one was released on a greatest hits collection as an extra track. the next version had whistling on it and was released on the let's get it on extended double cd and is called the alternative version. this alternative version is the one on the bootleg 12" along with other tracks from the lgio cd set. All the 12" versions are unreleased versions/tracks. Funk Inc do a fine version too, the Donald Byrd original is not saying much though. cheers Sutty

here it is, can never get this refosoul thing to work enjoy.

i think the geezer that won the patch better be watching his back, the person he was bidding against also buys patches, and has also bought an army issue parka and a book on terrorism. this patch shit is getting a bit heavy nowadays, wouldn't be surprised if someone gets popped soon over this...

we just listening to the windy city lp with 'win or lose' and 'good guys don't always win' on, will sort out soundclips Sunday! 'win or lose' is just wonderful! cheers Paul

apart from the blatant shill bids on there to get it up to £49, the £49 bidder appears to buy patches like they are going out of fashion (oh, they already have? oh, nobody told him that), and apart from a couple of wigan comps, he's got himself a tweed jacket and a lay-z 4-seater spa. i can picture him now, 'best of the casino' blaring out of his portable cd player, tweed jacked covered in patches, no trousers on, waving his waist around with his legs knee deep in water and foam, doing synchronised handclaps to 'the joker' to impress his dinner party guests... i hope i get invited

UK and USA atlantic, the other side is 'you hurt me for the last time', which is awesome.

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i don't understand the question as such. the green and white 45 was played out all the time when it came out, i would never have assumed it wasn't being played? why the soul police enquiry now, it's a bit like closing the gate after the horse has bolted. There is no original release, just keep playing a great northern soul record! cheers Sutty

i have the original and it's on Blue Thumb. The repress/bootleg I saw from a few years back was done on polydor labels. what label is yours on? cheers Sutty

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no need to take offence, ok then since you asked LOL modern rooms tacked onto a northern room will be empty, generally. the northern scene is a noose around the neck of modern soul. nothing wrong with the northern scene in the uk, or the great 60's music often played, but as long as you try and tell people its a 'progression' from 60's, you're on a loser. its not progression, it's something else entirely. wanna get more people in? forget appealing to the 60's scene who are happy thanks with their own era of music, and try and advertise and pull people who don't care if it's on a rare acetate they bought for £800 or a fridge magnet, like other music apart from soul, such as funk, latin, house, etc. and play what is termed as modern soul be it 70's or new or inbetween. alternatively carry on having the same ludicrous arguments about it all. but above all enjoy yourself or its pointless. and make mine a babycham. IMHO.

this subject matter, what is modern soul and all that, is a prime example of a topic that never existed before people got to chat about it on the internet. prior to that the main topic of conversations were 'this is shit' or 'it's your round'. IMHO.

if i remember the KOT mixes are with the black label as above, the original mixes was a different colour, green or blue? can't recall too well as never picked up the original mixes, cos as derek says, they're not too hot. and they are all boots anyway i think.

Brief Encounter also sold.

Buddy Causey 45 is sold.

Hi - Just listed... https://search.ebay.co.uk/_W0QQsassZnotsensible BUY IT NOW BRIEF ENCOUNTER What About Love RARE ISSUE ORIGINAL £80 BUDDY CAUSEY There's A Way CAPITOL DEMO P-3996 7" £35 JON LUCIEN Search For The Inner AMPEX DEMO 11036 - 7" £100 IMPERIAL WONDERS Trying To Get To You BLACK PRINCE 45 £40 MARVIN GAYE & TAMMI TERRELL "CALIFORNIA SOUL" DUTCH 45 £15 cheers Paul

we just shootin the shit on tha intergalactic brothers allnighter trip interjection fro' ma man mooney you out on ya spaceship dude's so bad he's almost a looney tunes we out peace

my money says dude looks like a lady

dudes clearly rockin some heavy plates. or he's some student f**kwit who thinks its really clever to look self-important in record stores jivin way above the usual volume level 'bout his nigerian afro-spaceship wares. you sound like you so far advanced i might just give up and go back to listening to music other people have heard of. aka everything that's wrong about record co-lecting.