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  1. Kenb
    the 'covering-up' with white (paper discs) labels was retold in 'Dave Godin- a Northern Soul' by Stephen Stevlor (author) as...'a train journey trip in 1971 to visit the Pendulum & Cromwellian'. It goes on 'his clubbing adventure was covered in the next available B&S'.
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    Tavares With Freda Payne :I Wanna See You Soon. Cheap as chips and v.g (IMO)
  3. Kenb
    Much as I enjoyed it there is no substitute for the real thing which had me thinking , if I was Joe public watching would it make me want to go to an event,.... Hope not
  4. Kenb
    Sing-along-a-Northern. Maybe you had to be there. Glad i wasn't.
  5. Kenb
    the guy furthest right would have been well surprised! Sparkles 1963 ( pre Tough Girl)
  6. Kenb
    T. D. Valentine ;Allison Took Me Away Flip of Love Trap
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    top night...especially Chic's set. Nice to hear Young Brothers'out'.
  8. Kenb
    So true. It brings desirability into the equation i think. There are rare and scarce 45's ('Northern') that don't get played because they're less desirable. There are 'versions' that are scarce and rare of known tunes that don't get played BUT, the same known non-rare/non-scarce version of said tunes that do.
  9. Kenb
    yes- in the same way as you see so many selling Mint, Mint +, VG, VG, Ex+1.1 () palarva, etc, etc, etc. (Carolina Soul the exception i can think of instantly who grades just Good, etc often).
  10. Kenb
    point taken...i should have used different examples. a bit lazy of me, and it just came up
  11. Kenb
    So..Ralph has just posted (for sale) Dorothy Beery as rare £250. Is it rare or scarce, neither or both? And I’m not having a go at Ralph for his description, but it does normalise the term “rare” when perhaps it’s not.
  12. Kenb
    agree. what i was driving at was e.g. Scarce : a 200-300 stock copy count all in collections. Rare: only 5-10 count known worldwide.
  13. Kenb
    let's hope they really love it and keep it or they get burned later down the line if they try to sell it and the price drops to what it should be
  14. Kenb
    more scarce than rare...although i accept they can and are often interchanged
  15. Kenb
    yes Chalky - e.g. "I'll always love you" , Spinners
  16. Kenb
    @Roburt As interesting as your 2 previous posts are (to me)...only you could confess to not having any idea or caring about rarity, but then turn those 2 posts into something entirely different. take it in good heart
  17. Kenb
    explains it. ta
  18. Kenb
    i don't think Kim who came 2nd in 1974 is the same Kim who came 3rd in 1981...unless she used a married name?
  19. Kenb
    the young lady who was 2nd was Kim.
  20. Kenb
    yes...you'll fall over that version if you do a discogs search
  21. Kenb
    Their 45 has come up for sale again (Aug 2023) on Rare Norther Soul.com and it reminded of this Dave Thorley OP/thread which… …Prompted me to add an unknown (or perhaps not widely known) Footnote on DSoF. In July 1971 a three-car wreck near Carmi Illinois on route South to Paducah on US460 saw 5 members of a band injured and 1 member killed. The injured band members were Buddy Jarrett, William McBroom, Nathan Trabue, Aaron Purdie and Mike Baker. The band member killed in the accident was 20year old Gilespie Taylor, member & manager of DSoF. It’s possible by this time the Detroit part of DSoF had been dropped for just Sound of Fiction.
  22. Kenb
    i guess you know?..Sylves was Sylvester Willams ( Porgy's dad). There was also a Sylvester Williams Jr (Porgy's brother).
  23. Kenb
    I think she could be Joan Baker Young( married name, although divorced). She was originally from Kenosha, Wisconsin. IF so ( I have no way of connecting her to the 45 record or its credits) this Joan Baker was in shows, became a night club “belter”( voice wise), and pretty much left music behind to raise a family ( son & daughter).
  24. Kenb
    More information about "Northern Soul Connections #34 - Ken b's Latest Issue"
    We have just reached #34 in @Kenb's long running informative 'Northern Connections' series. Read and digest below Northern Connections # 34 Lew Hanson, Mary Mundy & Soul Syndicate/Seven Sense Insurance City Records said it would give 10% of its profits to The Newington Children's Hospital & Bellevue Square Boys Club, from (this} its first original production release. The record was cut at Creative Sound and released in early 1972. Two musicians and three businessmen started Insurance City Records and Big Street Music Publishing. Prexy of the two firms was Lew Hanson, a native of Jamaica, but had lived in Hartford since about 1957. Mary has a Batchelor's degree in Business Administration. She had won an amateur night prize at the Apollo Theater in 1962 and a 1968 Hartford Chamber of Commerce talent contest sponsored by Hartford Insurance Group. Billed as 'the largest amateur talent show, ever held in Hartford' and run at the Bushnell, it featured the 7 piece Soul Syndicate opening the show, who later in 1972 went on to back Mary Mundy on 'Electric Ghetto'/ Open Up Your Heart'. You can check out all Kens other quality 32 Northern Connections and more via his 'activity' profile page, via the link below... https://www.soul-source.co.uk/profile/37754-kenb/content/?type=cms_records5&change_section=1
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    We have just reached #34 in @Kenb's long running informative 'Northern Connections' series. Northern Connections # 34 Lew Hanson, Mary Mundy & Soul Syndicate/Seven Sense Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full


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