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  1. i can pay cash, no chain!
  2. allready a bitch to get this one, and well known now anyway as Lee Miller's been hammering it for ages. great track.
  3. dont think it's socially acceptable to play it at all, unless you're a hotel band in Tenerife circa 1976!
  4. at least you cost the twat some money
  5. miss lavell £30-£40
  6. couldn't believe how much that went for, would you have paid that? I'd have thought half that, £150 tops considering the amount of places it could be played at, or are there rich bidders out there who like to stick them on shelves? Nice record though, makes you wonder how much more nice gospel / r&b is out there.
  7. I'm not that bothered about owning it, not stuff i ever get to play out. killer record though. sorry again. feel like hugh grant over here. sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry
  8. I win the prize for liking this record the most as I actually went up to the decks at Soul Revolution completely steaming and, in front of a bemused ian wright who was DJing to a packed room, took the needle off half way through it and put it back to the start, while shouting gibberish down the mic fucking fat soul /disco record though.
  9. fabulous playboys - honky tonk woman (appollo) good price cash paid cheers, mik.parry@talk21.com or pm
  10. that file i took off the French eP, i've been told the LP version is longer but never heard it
  11. My opinion, as an outsider to the Northern scene, is that the future is a Soul scene, not a 'northern soul' scene. People's perception of Northern Soul is that it belongs to the 70s, and has been carried on by those who got into it then, that it is a closed club. Same with the mod scene. If you advertise a soul night as a a vintage soul night, new people will come, cos the 'scene' factor wont scare them away. Everyone understands what soul is, funk, or r&b, or cool 60s music is, they're self explanatory, it's the 'northern' or 'mod' bit that puts people off. and that's what happened at Soul Revolution. No private club, just a big party playing great soul music. I bet there wasn't a hipper, fuller and better atmosphere club in town that night, people from 18 to 60 all felt and looked perfectly at ease and the music was as good quality and rare as you'd get anywhere. And most importantly, the variety of rooms / styles meant that there were no rules, made up by some scene that started f*** knows when. This meant that styles could be played that young or less knowledgable people could relate to - funk, funky soul, disco, etc. by younger people who dont care about the 'rules' or 'classics'. There is this image that Northern Soul stands alone as a style from that era and that's just wrong. It's all soul. Ian Wright played several tracks in the 'funk' room that Butch played in the 'Soul' room. It all made sense, accross three rooms, the dots were connected. Hopefully the future will be a scene for music lovers, not people who like one style because they grew up with it.
  12. and 'i wont be your fool' on arvee too
  13. so did i follow correctly, no one knows the artist then? lovely track anyway
  14. cool version, nice one. just a brilliant song I think. Was the '5 and a penny' version tailor made for the northern soul market?
  15. what can i do - joyce taylor - wal-ly 14978 refosoul other side
  16. mean mis-treater - joyce taylor - wal-ly 14977 refosoul
  17. experts with Tommy Dodson here: https://www.raresoulman.co.uk/searchartist....DSON&Format=
  18. just dropped in - teddy hill - rice 14975 refosoul
  19. Whole lotta - explosive dynamiks - lemco 14974 refosoul
  20. Explosive Dynamiks - whole lotta lovin (lemco) pounding super rare garage soul, check sound file below. just minted up, this one looks VG+ but playes the same as my mint one. £500, went on Ebay for $1400 Joyce Taylor - Mean Mistreater / what did i do (wal-ly) Great mid 60s R&B one side & beat ballad other, seen at £300 - £200 ex- Teddy Hill - Just Dropped In (Rice) obscure funky blues version of Betty Lavette £50 ex Experts - my love is real (jobo) great R&B soul £40 ex sound files below, trades considered. mik.parry@talk21.com
  21. dont sound like the same singer as 'hard row to hoe' to me. you been cover-uped
  22. i hope he has got more copies, if you're reading this mate, I'll have one monster tune
  23. one went through ebay at about $50 year or two ago, forgot to set snipe
  24. these wanted, cash / paypal paid immiediately


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