Kenb

have we done this already?

great a-sides or b-sides...but the flip is awful! what's the worse-

yes...happy birthday. have fun

i think Mal it couldn't have been played before 2000 could it? Wasn't it the pre-The Seeds version but only put on vinyl later than Casino, Mecca, etc etc. Of course i could be talking Bol**cks!

Holy Grail seems to be popular again

Around 1965, 1566 Lookout Drive (address on some Philwood 45's) was the address of the publicity officer for WTGR that broadcast from the studios of WKNO educational TV station (as part of the speech and drams dept) at Memphis State Uni.

@Rick Scott

Hi Rick, where ( town or state) did you visit Gary S.?

Yann sent me this (FOC) 2 yrs ago. won't go into why.

3 hours ago, Roburt said:

It has recently been put out here again by Charly ... BUT about 20+ years ago I recall going into the Manchester branch of the big UK indie discount record / CD shop of those times (it went bust) and seeing a newly released UK version of this 45 in their cheap box (it was on a soul reissue label). I left it coz I already had an earlier copy of the 45, but I've never seen another copy (& this version doesn't seem to be up on Discogs). Always regretted not buying it.  

Can anyone tell me what label it was on (my brain is failing due to old age) ? 

maybe it was Lindsey's RJL ( bought out by MGM). Ignore that...obviously not a UK version.

yes i've been listening all day. (to the test)

After Stuart had left the studio and Aggers got into conversation with Michael Vaughn, Aggers went on to describe NS to Vaughn and said 'yes they stayed up all night to dance, they drank milk and had biscuits'. didn't know that

Have we had”needs its day in the sun”

A bit of help please. i've been working on something for a while and don't want to make a fool of myself (again).

Does anyone have any info on Dave Taylor & The Clique-OTHER THAN They are on Zodiac International

ta, in advance

13 hours ago, Chalky said:

I came across that picture a week or two ago, posted it on facebook on a topic . The picture is from the Jersey Journal, 28 July 1967.

cheers Chalky.

doh...i'm not on FB so wouldn't have seen that. Better twice than none though eh.

oh so sad. condolences to friends & family.

i'm pretty sure the first time i heard this favourite of mine, it was played by Carl.

oohh...just realised Mick has already posted results.

C. Vaughn Leslie (Mastertone 4014) - £280
The Bell Boys (Jamar 31968) - £310 
Debbie Dean (V.I.P. 25044 dj) - £150
Ann Sexton (Seventy 7 114 dj) - £151
The Showstopping Super Sonics (Detroit Sound 2883) - no bids
Walter And Sisters (Studio 10) - £300
Jerry Ganey (Verve 10454 dj) – no bids
Althea Allison & The Fabulous Spyders (C-O-S 102) - £2450  
Stan Martin (Shatta 001) - £285
F. J. Jones (PS 1) - £300
Roger Washington (Eagle 103) - £385 
Sy Risby, Chuck Flintroy And The Night Train (6th Avenue 601) - £275
Hobey Dodd & The Souls Orchestra (Vibrant 938) - £500
Lenny Curtis (End 1127) - £2,005

Ok Tim… missed that

49 minutes ago, Tlscapital said:

Recently was given the book and do take some 'factual' quotes from it for facts but few others are just not thorough right. Have already pointed out few. Like that one on here where he misses the point that Dakar was first independent before being picked up by the Cotillion Group for national distribution through their pressings plants partnership. And this is crucial to realize how this record's faith came out to be significantly different  a second time around.

There's no mention of this first local self distributed small Dakar output in Robert Pruter's book... Knowing that Tyrone Davis 'a woman needs to be loved' for national distribution was re-pressed some 4 months later at least brings another light as to how 'can I change my mind' came to be PLUGGED by Houston, Texas Radio Dee-Jay 'Wild Child'. That without such further's 'exposition' through larger promotion and distribution would likely not have been.

Tim, 'CICMM' was released as the b-side of the a-side 'A woman needs to be loved. Then "Wild Child" & "Bugaloo George" began playing the b-side...that's how it took off.

roger fairhurst (DJ), brazenose st.

i didn't know him, i'm just an interested participant in the thread

4 hours ago, Soul-slider said:

For a great 'home grown' Canadian Northern Soul 45 that's still fairly unknown on the scene, look out for this banging dancer...

 

 

that's also ridiculously coincidental...Ron Leppard and the Nite Train (billed) featuring Jimmy Nite.

some of my Oriole stuff

this is a re-post By Chris Rizik, soultracks.

coincidence... i was just cleaning up some filles. There was a rumpus about who "owned the band name" on this single;

Joe Vargo ( who dis-associated himself from the band)  or Jimmy Mann. It didn't get past a court injuction (raised by Joe Vargo).