Chris L
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Jay & the Techniques Swinging Medallions
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Music was the 1st record I ever bought on Ebay, I think I was at that time their 10th customer
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This was the first "soul record" I ever bought
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Lerv dit............................
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Yes you're right Pete, getting old I'm afraid, and on top of that I misspelt their name
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I'm looking for some info and label scans for UK issued singles. I'm writing a magazine article and I'm looking for label scans of 1st UK issues and then the later 69/70s re-issues. For example - Duets - Every beat of my heart on Stateside then the President re-issue, The Spellbinders on CBS then on Direction, Doris Troy on Cameo Parkway, re-issue on Toast, those 1st issue Motown and later 68/70 re-issues. I'll give full credits to those used. Either post them on this thread or send to : Soulcharger@hotmail.com Also if you know the original and re-issue dates that would be great. Thanks Chris L
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Mega photos dude , that one with the Applejacks, have you the rights ?
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Lest thee forget........................this and quite a few others came from darn sarf
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And I third that
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That UK Motown tour of 1965 must rank as one of the earliest true "soul tours", I know the Spellbinders toured the UK in 1966 and performed at the Twisted Wheel.
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Not a lot of Muddy Waters played at the Casino I suspect
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Always thought their ska/blue beat/rocksteady/reggae labels were cool................
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Sunny, you smiled at me and really eased the pain. The dark days are gone, and the bright days are here, My Sunny one shines so sincere. Sunny one so true, I love you. Great words from a great singer, as someone already said here Love, love, love epitomises the early Northern Soul scene as does You want to change me the later years. By all accounts a great person. I remember some years ago at a NS venue coming across a UK Philips copy of Love, love, love.......................for a £1.00 !! I thought at the time what a piece of wonderful music for a next to nothing cost.
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According to the flyer that's posted on this thread November 6
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All looks very disco................................turn the music up and let's party down !!
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How many people are there in the group ? I've seen photos varying from 3 to 6 Heres a phot of their bass guitar Michael Henderson (one for the ladies)...................... He was quoted as saying "I'm full of love.....................I'm like a bull..........................I'm full of bull.............."
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Just got another one, this Fuji, old store stock Plus another Rado Green Horse !!
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There are quite a lot of photos of the building during its demolishment, the demo guys seem to have allowed a load of blokes to go taking photos, wish I'd done that meself and nicked a few souvenirs into the bargain.............
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They probably didn't look like this anymore either.................................
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Has the site been built on yet ? Do students who cross that place find themselves spinning and backdropping subconsciously ?
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Once north of the Watford Gap service station pretty much most venues played soul music, shed a etar for us poor soulies who lived in the London area, it was reggae in your jeggie or funk up ja trunk !!!
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Think I went to a Dayer there circa '73 ?
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Well done that men Our very first Northern Soul venue "Groovin' at the go go"
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Wouldn't mind a copy meself
