Simon M

Pat Brady , Stafford spin

LA lable ?

Its not a bad record Russ. Twas just my initial thoughts . I actually got someone else to buy it and he was very happy with the purchase

I thought it was repetitive too Jordi . Such a long time ago now

More Funk and soul on ebay https://shop.ebay.com/mint$$/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_from=&_ipg=&_trksid=p3686

More Funk and soul on ebay https://shop.ebay.com/mint$$/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_from=&_ipg=&_trksid=p3686

I did it for the thread Steve. As it's not always about a high outlay to a dealer . Hmm maybe a fresh, unknown,proper northern record would be extortionate for 2011. Have you got an example?

Just for the thread . New sounds to the scene can come cheap ( If you really are digging around collections , Internet or otherwsie) The best example is Butch 's Parliaments find It was $ 90 from the net and coverd as hmmm. The Mysterons "rainy day " . or was it something else ? ps. theres quite a few more -

Flash got past em

Hmm no , I'll get into more trouble

I suppose a good question is , when should a coverup be exposed ? A few have been exposed on here

played it last night ., Its good , what a massive production

So when everyone in the room ( a small room maybe ) knows the record being played but the DJ does not , as he bought it as a coverup ... Is it still a coverup ? ps. its a joke

Oi Hampster get in the pool lol

Hmm I wonder why that one went so high

I have a minty USA copy on Calla . Ive noticed its quite high on popsike and Ian Clark has one for aution . https://www.popsike.com/JR-BAILEYRARE-NORTHERN-SOULLOVE-WONT-WEAR-OFFCALLA/170567215673.html TIA Simon

Nice one Seb

I dont think it would have lasted very long Steve . It was on ebay with a soundfile around the time you bought it from John Ah but maybe all the jocks would have kept it coverd up

Top tune .Thanks for mine

Surely Mark won't give up the foreign gigs .The few that I have done have been awesome ! He seemed happy at a couple of the London nighters too . Sadly the london gigs imploded and are no more . Simon M

"At one point, I even tried to locate Lorraine," says Vince Peach, a radio dj and collector in Melbourne, Australia who discovered Rudolph while searching for records connected with Huey Meaux, a legendary Texas producer. But to most collectors, Rudolph's trail stopped in the early 1970s, when she toured with The Spinners as a replacement for Dionne Warwick. Rudolph doesn't know whether to be bitter that her records are selling for money or thrilled that she's discovered fans she never conceived existed. Both emotions come over her in waves. "What can I do to get a piece of this?" she says one minute, then, just a few seconds later, "I guess I am 'in demand' now, huh?" Her big, round eyes fill and she's very quiet. And then: "I always did think I should be in demand.":(

Wow I thought Mark was joking . He sent me an email last week saying he was retiring . So I sent him some Fly fishing books on Amazon

But once again thats just a question of rarity

I dont think that condones coverups Steve . Maybe it is all about the money that's involved in vinyl today and no real empathy involved . Being selfish is not a good thing or is it lol If a fresh record turns up . I prefer that its put to the test and the net is a real test of a records rarity for today !! ps . King Moses is still pretty rare , and you paid 5k for that uncoverd . Actually its never been coverd up

I dont think its about money . in the end . Its just about " Was my record any good , was I any good " ( Lorriane R's record is a cracker imo ) I wish I could find the article now Standing on the shoulders of Giants is the saying that springs to mind Steve has been honest , it is a selfish thing ps,. Steve used to be very anti coverup back in the blackbeat days Im sure ? pps. You know what , its possible now that Lorraine could post on this thread , thats whats great about the Internet get your coverups here https://www.raresoulm...auction/latest/ (Belita Woods coverup on Manships)