Gaz T

So I am wondering why the soul scene sort of has a handful of boogaloo acceptable big sounds but seems to ignore the genre as a whole just wondering

Any boogaloo fans still going ?

I have collected boogaloo records since I first heard soul drummers and Joe bataan gypsey woman when I was 16 Why are there only a couple of popular tracks like Hector Rivera and Bobby Valentin , Tony Middleton etc that have sort of broke All the boogaloos are on the lps it was a lp scene not a 45 rpm scene Just a point of view

I haven’t the answers I just love collecting things I like I’m from a mod point of view to me if I like it, it’s Mod I won’t stop collecting records , I collect Jamaican 60s and also boogaloo things, along with soul and rnb but also British mod and soul things Everything I like is mod and if it isn’t mod if I like it becomes mod I couldn’t give a shit bury me a mod

Or alternatively you can buy couple of 3000 watt DAS audio speakers and put them in the house in your record room 😂 this set up ensures ear blowing sounds in the comfort of your record room 👍 What’s not to like !!!!

Thanks Chalky haven’t been on the scene properly / regularly since the 90s Apart from odd thing here and there. Just get my fix from collecting so expect the odd daft question from me now and again 😂

Is it getting popular and played again tho Chalky ? Hence £480 on JM this week ? Imagined it was one of those tunes that had been mostly forgotten since the 80s / 90s I don’t go out to events anymore, thats why I was enquiring . I think I only paid about 75 quid for my copy, probably 10 years ago. off craig Moerer. i deffo first heard it a 100 club , and from a tape swap with Alan Handscome around the same early 90s

that’s where I first heard it early late 80s 90s used to be there regular at the time as I lived in Colliers Wood / Mitchum I know the meaning was played more at the time as far as I remember

Rose St John , fools don’t laugh Fantastic record, sort of reminds me of Monique never let me go and Nothing in this world by Dottie and Millie I’m guessing this has started to get played at events ? was always my fav side of this 45

Love the flip of Linda Lewis

Linda Lewis - you turned my bitter into sweet . Polydor

It also came out on uk island lp same version as uk single

Here’s a better scan of the paradox this is my fav instrumental without question , just love it

And a few uk decca things

The usual suspects

Few more

two as far as I know uk only

I guess it’s time to compare the matrix stamp / information on the copy with both sides and the copies with the different flip If it’s definitely vinyl with proper moulded label and the matrix matches , that would be interesting.

I would guess it must be the copy sent to radio stations if it’s got the push side on both sides ?

There are loads on Popsike I’m under the impression it’s considered to be a proper USA release from 76 i have seen it go through e bay a few times myself for 100 odd thanks Gaz

Just a lovely man Spanish maiden Paris blues to the end of the earth

Does anyone know what the citations on solid soul went for mr love / two for the road I noticed it went for over a grand on e bay few weeks ago it was deffo on this end date Wednesday

It was available to pre order just before Covid lockdown I ordered all the first bunch of Penrose 45s and then Covid happened I was e mailed asking if I wanted to cancel the order a number of times , but just thought I would see it out when things started opening up again they eventually arrived I can honestly say that was the longest I have ever waited for 45s Great tune , I love Joe Bataan and he sounds very similar vocally

Hayes cotton love plays funny games / I’ll be waiting

I’ve had a copy for years, I love uk 60s stuff I heard it was played covered up briefly in 70s Titled questions and answers or something along those lines i cant remember ever hearing it out when I was out and about in the 80s / 90s Great record in my opinion