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  1. i don't think Yann does styrene repairs...but hope i'm wrong
  2. Well, i'm not even 1/4 way through it...but i think it's worth every penny. Just to see Martin Buchan (photo) in one of the collages was worth it to bring back memories . In my view, it does give a good & fair impression of the scene/it's music/ and the general happening of 1975.
  3. always a top night...never been to a 'bad one'
  4. It is a beautifully illustrated and content rich book chronicaling 1975 that makes you go ...oh yeah.
  5. label colour, typeface...reminiscent of BG's Soul Label? (the tune ain't half bad either).
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  6. i, for one, am happy with how label owners offer up new releases. I get re-worked, re-mastered, new material, never before released, etc, and for a small price, so i'm happy to pay upfront & wait for delivery. Yes, sometimes i miss out due to small pre-ordering quantity runs but other times i don't - that's just life.
  7. Ella Woods was born in Lexington, Mississippi and moved with her family to L.A when she was 5 years old... Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full
  8. Ella Woods & Miss Lady by Kenb Ella Woods was born in Lexington, Mississippi and moved with her family to L.A when she was 5 years old. She studied opera/classical at U.S.C and majored in English Literature at Redlands. In 1970 she spent 18 months with The (Buck Ram} Platters. It's said she completed a love song for "Slaughter", a 1972 blaxploitation low-budget film starring Jim Brown. However no soundtrack LP was ever issued. (The theme song for Slaughter was written and performed by Billy Preston which went on to feature in Quentin Tarantino's lnglourious Basterds 2009 film}.
  9. best wishes for the new label. a cracker to start it off.
  10. @DANIEL NOOGER...thanks, yes. And If you listen to Bob's interview with Syl, Bernard is with him and Syl describes him as 'his Bass player'
  11. Guests on the late Bob Abrahamian's Sitting In The Park radio shows would occasionally mention Teens With Talent (TWT). Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full
  12. The latest (#27 no less) in the long running series of 'Northern Soul Connections' from @Kenb Teens With Talent Guests on the late Bob Abrahamian's Sitting In The Park radio shows would occasionally mention Teens With Talent (TWT). The show of that name was first presented Sunday 17th Feb 1963 at the Studebaker Theater, in the Fine Art Building, sponsored by Sears Roebuck Y.M.C.A. The main principles behind that first TWT were Al Johnson & Johnny Nixon. Al Johnson was an Illinois Bell Telephone company employee long associated with youth work in Lawndale and other areas of Chicago's West & South sides Started in 1965 with $500, Act IV Productions grew out of TWT to be self-supporting/profit making for the 40-60 youngsters making up the TWT 'troupe'. Al Johnson, Ernie Jenkins and James (Jimmy} Hudson (a volunteer worker at the A.B.C. youth center} all took roles. Act IV made records, staged productions, wrote & produced plays and published sheet music. Act IV Productions had offices above .... Northern Soul Connection #27 ( click twice for best view) Site info - You can check out Kens other quality 26 Northern Connections all available via his 'activity' profile page, the link follows below... https://www.soul-source.co.uk/profile/37754-kenb/content/?type=cms_records5&change_section=1
  13. Bill Haney was the first white guy to appear on the cover of Voices... i think it was that article.
  14. You only have to do a count back on this thread to find at leaset 20+. So sought after...but not rare.
  15. maybe not for some...but i've always enjoyed both sides.
  16. cheap as chips...
    Top night...nice to be back.
  17. It might be the (New) All Star? search here on Soul Source
  18. Dave only really differentiated Northern Soul ('The Soul of The North' B & S column) i.e. people's different taste for Soul in the North of England from Soul due to geography. I don't believe it was anything to do with the then scene, established or not. He rarely used (if ever as far as i know) the term Northern Soul to describe anything other than a 45 that would appeal to Soul fans in the North.
  19. https://eu.freep.com/story/entertainment/music/brian-mccollum/2021/10/10/motown-museum-expansion-plaza-renderings/6023468001/
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  20. Nooney up-top, plus L-R Bobby Blood, Bill McCubbin, Tom Funk, & Kent Dunbar ( do ya think they were being tongue-in-cheek with their names?)
  21. ah...get it. i guess these transfers are simple clicks via Internet banking then?( i don't do internet banking)
  22. Apart from the obvious general answers...why do some sellers (UK to UK) ask for B/transfer on records under £300. It’s a genuine question, not a moan.
  23. @Louise arrived today Dave ( fri 24th), -perfect ta


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