Anoraks Corner

The Exits - You got to have money / Under a streetlamp - Gemini x2 copies up for grabs...both mint-. Green label = £30 Yellow label = £25 +P&P

Have two mint copies of We The People up for grabs...with slight label variations (see scans). £80 each + P&P

>>> Copy for sale here <<< You can have it for £80 as I am in a good mood

Metros, Spellbinders, Platters, High Voltage, Baby Washington, Shades of Blue etc all up for grabs on this page >>> HERE <<<

Aw shucks guys, stobbit! Seems that all the parcels I have been sending out to the UK via Courier, are avoiding the PO strike qiute nicely. The £10 & £15 Special Offers sections are doing well it seems...check 'em out >>> HERE <<<

A nice couple of early numbers for you Tamla fans Barrett Strong is an easy 'E'. £35 inc. P&P Mable John is 'E' on the vinyl, but has slight label stain on the WWLAMLT side. Note the 45 take is different to the UK LP version. £75 inc. P&P ...or £90 the pair inc. P&P

Amazing original '71 Italian pressed 7" of this scene classic. The ultimate way to own this tune?! Looks great dunnit? £155 inc. P&P

Thanks Ian...always a surprise when a site search engine actually turns up what you're actually after May I also say what a Devilishly handsome bloke that is in the foreground of that pic!

No deadline, Mike...if something's worth waiting for... The site is basically built, but was hoping to complete the flyers run...I'm sure it is possible with a little help from fellow SoulSourcers and RareSoulForum members.

PM'ed you Wulfie...and all you other luverly people who mailed in orders too Much obliged

I'll have a dig for it, thanks ta. Great pic of the dancefloor...I have that one already saved from the original club site...any others folks? The flyers I already have scanned are: Oct 99 Jan 00 Nov 00 Nov 01 Mar 02 Mar 02 (year's dates) Jan 03 Mar 03 Jul 03 Nov 03 ...all other dates much appreciated + the Lowton, Tonys and Viaduct doos too 'preciate it. d.

>>> October Sales Pages This Way <<< New arrivals and bargains galore including: CHOICE OF COLOUR-YOUR LOVE -APT CLIFF NOBLES-MY LOVE IS GETTING STRONGER-ATLANTIC GERRI GRANGER-CASTLE IN THE SKY-BIG TOP BROTHERS OF SOUL-I'D BE GRATEFUL-BOO (Red label / vinyl) IDEALS-THE MIGHTY LOVER-BOO-GA-LOO RICK SHEPPARD-CAN WE SHARE IT-COLUMBIA SISSIE HOUSTON-BRING HIM BACK-CONGRESS MARVIN SMITH-WHO WILL DO YOUR RUNNING NOW-CURTOM (Italian!!!) ROMEY RAND-I'M COMING IN-D.TOWN IMPERIAL WONDERS-JUST A DREAM-DAY-WOOD RUBY WINTERS-BETTER-DIAMOND ROGER HATCHER-SWEETEST GIRL IN THE WORLD-EXCELLO 25TH.ST.CANDY STORE-SILENT HEART/HEY GIRL-FANIA LORRAINE CHANDLER-TELL HER YOU'RE MINE/WHAT CAN I DO-GIANT HAROLD MELVIN & BLUENOTES-GET OUT-LANDA WE THE PEOPLE-MAKING MY DAYDREAM REAL-LION RICHARD SIMMONS-BROTHER WHERE ARE YOU-MALA YOUNG JESSIE-YOU WERE MEANT FOR ME-MERCURY BAY BROTHERS-WHAT DOES IT TAKE-MILLENIUM CHARLIE MCCOY & ESCORTS-GIRL-MONUMENT LYNN JOHNSON-WICKED WOMAN-MY TIME EDDIE HOLMAN-EDDIE'S MY NAME-PARKWAY PERCY WIGGINS-IT DIDN'T TAKE MUCH FOR ME-R.C.A. HOLIDAYS-THE LOVE WE SHARE / THIS IS LOVE-ROB RON BRENDA LEE JONES-YOU'RE THE LOVE OF MY LIFE-RUST CURLY MOORE-YOU DON'T MEAN-SANSU W HOWARD TATE-YOU'RE LOOKIN' GOOD-UTOPIA RICHARD FIELDS-PACKIN' UP-VANCE RONNIE WALKER-EVERYTHING IS EVERYTHING-VENT VICTORIA WILLIAMS & JB.LEDBETTER-SHOW SOME SIGN-VERVE First come = first served! Thanks for looking.

I'm in the process of building a new website dedicated to the Capitol Soul Club, and am interested in adding more before uploading it. If you have any fond recollections, original reviews, flyers or pics that you wish to share, then please get in touch either on here or direct to me. I need a lot of the flyers as I haven't got them to hand to scan. I have kept all the original reviews/pics that appeared on the original CSC site, so looking for the other bitz you may have stashed away. Much appreciated.

I have very fond memories of recording a show for Jim's SoulCast site...hilarious fun with both him and Rob. Here's Jim out on the 100 Club floor (albeit a set up shot) taken from a scan of the front cover to a Japanese magazine from '98...Jim is to the left of a leaping Trickster and just behind a back-dropping Rob...happy days of hopes, dreams and a decent dancefloor. RIP Jim