Sutty

are you aware of this? https://www.soulstrut.com/ubbthreads/showfl...ge=2#Post719417 may help you, cheers Paul

it wasn't quite an instrumental, but it would have been better to have been one on this occasion as the vocal is dreadful on the blackbyrd lp. also check out the version by Funk Inc on fantasy which is really good, has that 3 pieces sound. cheers Sutty

not actually mine Gav, a friend is selling it, been in storage since its released, unplayed. https://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...=ADME:B:SS:US:1 'radio mix' is the one sampling ron matlock that gets played ciao Paul

ok thanks Paul, anyone know any dutch ex-pat Surinamese soul collectors looking to offload any records let me know i'll contact hans!

imagine the jon legend track sung by lou rawls...

some time ago i picked up a bunch of second hand deep lp comps called 'soul from the vault - rare deep dynamite' - 5 volumes in all, also there are artist ones such as best of danny white, james phelps vs george freeman, best of barbara brown, best of willie hightower, the history of bobby adams, and 'the fame sound', all excellent stuff. anyone familiar with these? when did they come out and from where, no label name so they don't look like they're exactly legit. also a bizarre lp with a topless woman on the cover called 'soul sensations vol. 1' which has some great stuff on, gloria walker, winstons, lee fields, and strangely also some laurel aitken and derrick harriott. came with a bunch of lp's from a dutch guy so guessing it was a dutch release (on the soul special label). were there any other volumes? all these records feature fantastic deep sides and i have never really hardly any luck locating any of them on 45, the tracks appear to be pretty obscure. cheers Paul

cough... not just on craigs site (never one to miss an opportunity ;-)) https://www.gemm.com/c/search.pl?currency=U...;command=Search mines in better nick, cheaper and the sleeve is signed by dann penn who wrote it. he sang it to me acapella and called it 'aw that old sheet music stuff...' also got a copy of the cd of the album if anyones interested. cheers Paul

'the sun came out' is a great tune, vocally akin to levi stubbs

Don't post much here but check the descriptions on these 2 sales from the same seller https://cgi.ebay.com/Northern-Soul-Towanda-...6QQcmdZViewItem https://cgi.ebay.com/Northern-Soul-Towanda-...6QQcmdZViewItem seems to have forgotten 300 copies were pressed 2 years ago when the second copy of the same 'reissue' was listed... at a higher price... cheers Paul

Yes I have it somewhere...and it's 'hypnotized' from the Clifton Dyson 'slow your body down' LP, with a Clifton Dyson track on the other side of the 12 not on the album, cheers Paul

i have the mix u want for sale on a mint 12 on my gemm site if you're interested, its on soulfuric and its part 2 of the 12"set, the 12's were issued seperately in the US, https://www.gemm.com/item/MICHAEL--PROCTOR/...2/GML812746542/ Sams playing Michael Proctor by that rate he'll be playing Kenny Latimore in 2010 and quentin harris by 2016 cheers Paul

I assume you must be talking about general theft of items from hotels and not theft from events? I've dj'ed abroad loads of times and never felt theft was a threat, you're less likely to have your records stolen outside the UK than in it. more likely that everything will be trashed if you put the records in the hold of the plane, no matter what type of record box you use. baggage handling always find a way to destroy baggage even on the shortest flight, so make sure you take them on as hand luggage. if you are concerned about theft, speak to the promoters, there is always somewhere to lock them up safely i've found, as they usually want their records safe and sound as well, and they do go the extra mile to keep you happy usually. cheers Sutty

yes it's a good read, its about southern soul as it says, presuming ones interest lies not just in records played at all nighters in the uk

updated... nice to see people still read books rather than just computer screens

Soul Harmony Singles 1960-1990 SOLD Standing In The Shadows Of Motown - The Life and Music Of James Jamerson SOLD Jackie Wilson - The Man, The Myth, The Mob - Tony Douglas SOLD Soulsville USA - The Story Of Stax Records - Rob Bowman SOLD Guitars, Bars & Motown Superstars - Dennis Coffey SOLD Say It One Time For The Brokenhearted - Barney Hoskins Paperback, Country Soul In the American South, 239 pgs £4 Al Green - Take Me To The River Paperback, Al's autobiography, like new, 343 pgs £4 Curtis Mayfield - People Never Give Up Paperback, Peter Burns extensive look through a genius of soul's career and life including extensive discography of solo times and the impressions including recording session dates and detailing unissued recordings, like new, 375 pgs £8 Sweet Soul Music - Peter Guaralnick SOLD postage will be at cost dependent on weight and where you are in the world, and payment can be made via paypal or UK cheque, drop me a PM or a mail to soulcitizen @ yahoo.co.uk if you're interested in any of them. cheers Sutty

few bits added on in the last week, some nice tunes... https://www.gemm.com/c/search.pl?&filt_sect...ry=NEW+ARRIVALS incl blaze, carstairs, andricka hall, soul symphony, jon lucien, time & space, wookie, oscar perry, as one, gwen mcrae, elvin spencer, leon haywood, sovory, and so on... still availaible from a few weeks back when i didn't advertise including sandra wright 45, junior mccants 100 club 45, free life, jae mason, etc... www.soulcitizen.gemm.com cheers Sutty

nevr heard the b side before but it sounds great to me, i want it. fantastic, never heard it before, thanks for posting it up here, totally sublime 70's soul and thank you - Paul

sounds like a mod revival group like secret affair or the like to me?

hi maxine - hope all is well with you and Keith, hope to see you soon, Paul and Jay x.

thanks for that, these are 2 1-sided acetates so they could be different artists, as a third acetate turned out to be Joy Leonard on Hercules, all info is appreciated, best Sutty

hi folks wondered if anyone can identify these 2 tracks taken from 60's acetates with no other details than the song title and dick charles publishing, and whether they were ever released spellbound_edit.mp3dont_let_it_get_you_down_edit.mp3 they're not to my personal taste but they have just been turned up, tia Sutty

i don't think the soundtrack was ever released

The Roy Castle 45 is in demand as it's actually the Tubby Hayes Quintet, believe it was Shake Keane on trumpet not Roy. In the film you see Tubbys group playing the modal jazz track and if you're into that sort of thing then it's pretty blinding. The 45 is a different recording and if I remember it's got some godawful vocals on it. I can't believe anyone would buy the 45 on the strength of the music on it, it's got to be the Tubby collectors that are chasing it as it is very rare, I was looking for it for years until I heard it and realised it wasn't the same recording used for the film. cheers Sutty

no, don't let that you put you off, saw her last year - she started off the set a bit hoarse, but after about 15 mins of singing she was fantastic, highly recommended. they're both great so i can't vote, cheers Sutty

different strokes for different folks and i respect your opinion, but i'm sure people would be chasing many of their 45's if they hadn't been such big hits and not saying things like this. many peoples views are tainted by the 'diana ross was a shit to florence ballard' opinion as well, which may or may not be true, it probably is. some of the b-sides are worth it on their own, 'precious little things', 'you've been so wonderful to me'. If post-Diana 'stoned love' was an unreleased acetate it would be worth £1,000's, and 'come into my life' is a great disco/rare groove record, or are we not including the mary wilson/cindy birdsong/jean terrell/susaye greene eras? they suffer from being so popular and the fact that everyone knows 'baby love' and thinks it's the epitome of soul, when it's clearly not. one of the least inspiring 'supremes' records i've had the misfortune to suffer is that awful 'back by popular demand' motorcity insipid monstrosity that got a few plays, i always thought it as strange that only that and 'stormy' (presumably because it was unreleased) ever seemed to get spun. i remember playing 'some things you never get used to' at the end of a northern do yonks ago and the place erupted, it is the funk brothers playing the music after all. mind you, most people were on their 8th pint by then, which might have had something to do with it... cheers Sutty