Kenb

with and without the beard

Little Richie Jarvis (Nashville singer) did die in 1980 from the result of a car crash. He was white, and had what i can only describe as a 'hillbilly type beard". ( no i'm not 'beardest')😉 and he is probably the same Little Richie Jarvis ( no beard) and The Upsetters.

is that Nev bottom right?

@Windlesoul This post script takes in the only 45 on Southern City Records (to date) that has 394 W. Main and Doc’s Place on the label. That being The Fox Set Mark Windle’s excellent articles here (soul source) and in his book “House of Broken Hearts” should be read for the bulk information on Hal Gilbert’s Southern City. Southern City Records.pdf

Exactly

don't you think it's reached a point where its a Commodity Market discussion in the same way as Stocks & Shares, Bit Coin, etc. The value is the price.

frequency. (in the context of auction price results).

yes Mike, perhaps the duplication/flurry has skewed it for me. I'm not suggesting any of the result topics are dropped. Its my observation of how this part of Northern Soul has developed. Don't get me wrong i also have posted Auction results. It's not just the results that get posted though, it's the is it/isn't value discussions too. my post also stemmed from the likes of posts such as "Is Northern Soul in good hands, etc", on the basis some might think it's all about the price you pay. Which i don't remember it being so in the past.

I get folks want to know what prices records sell for via auctions. Especially perhaps collectors, sellers OR those that have the record in their collection that is being auctioned and therefore want to know if it has “ gained” or not…but it feels to me like it is becoming a subject epidemic.

Chuck Bridges...i gues your thinking of the Karate guy 😉🤣

the chorus sections sound like the arrangement on Crown Heights Affair, Tell Me You Love MePhil Thomas, WIlliam Anderson, Ray Reid. but maybe you already knew this? Perhaps there are other versions?

You could get the train to squires gate rail station ( from Manchester), and stay at pontins with mates bunking up.

i understood that some had numbers in the clock face and some didn't. both pukka. i also understood that the one that without numbers in the clockface reas Moaning Growing AND Crying on the B-side instead of &. I didn't think it had ever been booted... that's not to say there isn't a hooky counterfeit or two about.

I’m no expert on deadwax, label revisions, bootleg, etc…but I guess you have info that supports the fact you have the original ( and that “the suspect one” you show perhaps isn’t)? i.e which is original, are they both original, is “ yours” ?

Publishers can collect royalties, usually on behalf of the songwriter(s), so Lovenote Pub may have done this ( past, now or future). There may also be a copyright (perhaps a master recording copyright, usually owned by the artist) and there's the composition which may be copyright protected usally by the songwriter or publisher. Needless to say @Woodbutcher is right, with our 45's royalties or other payments are likely to amount to bugger all.

around the time of this recording, Mike Dorrough worked ( as an engineer) at a studio owned by Casey Kasem & Bob Hudson ( Radio guys in Hollywood). Mike did stuff for the Beach Boys, The impressions, etc. @Robbk He went to Motown. Mike was a bit of an audio guru, and invented the Dorrough Audio processor along with a bunch of other devices. I think he went on to own Audio Craft Industries (about late 60's-early 70's). Mike was so good that he either deliberatly engineered it to sound like it does or more likely it was perhaps done in the tiny, sparsley equipped Kasem studio.

R.I.P Jerry.

i don't know why, or where i got this name from, but i started to think of Travis Hall. Hope i'm not sending you down a rat hole.

coincidentally...i was reading a 45cat post yesterday that said "Joe Hunter arranged a trip (for Andantes) to Chicago to work on a session with Jerry Butler" on "Just A Little Bit". That release was 1963 on VeeJay. You may already know this of-course, but just in case, thought it may help.

Stanley & his younger brother Alexander also ran Mark Record Inc (the plant Roburt refers to as Mob connected).

Blimey…it’s turned into the Spanish Inquisition. John had a half price sale. That’s it. We’ll done him.

I'm sure someone will get you sorted out with a ticket. especially those originals reading your post. good luck

thanks, yes i can export to xls, but i've built queries etc in access. e.g. search, and so on