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When this was first played in Wigan Casino nighter it sounded awesome! That backing track bass sounded like heavy thunder in the main hall!
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The Rolling Stone Illustrated History Of Rock And Roll Book. Original issue from 1976. Issued and printed in the USA. Big book 14" x 11" x 1". A3 size. Lots of great and big pictures of Soul artists in their early years. Articles on Motown, Chicago Soul, The Brill Building, Soul, The Sound Of Texas and lots more! See contents picture. Got to be worth it for the pictures alone! Condition is used but excellent. A bit of yellowing on the page edges. No writing etc. £15 + £5.50 recorded delivery. UK delivery only.
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I find some records are All-nighter records Then some suit Soul/night evenings better Then there are some that work in both!
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Yes, but don't let the price put you off, I remember when lots of today's big sounds were plentiful and cheap from the Soul Bowl!
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Sometimes when I've heard a record played loud in a venue it sounds great. So much better than at home! Can't believe I've had it my collection for years! Like this Jimmy Robbins! I remember when Wade Flemmons "Jeanette" was cheap and how different/better it sounded played loud in a venue Any had that effect on you?
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"Here is Barbara Lynn" L.P. on Oval. Just great track after track! "Get On Up And Get Away" L.P. The Esquires on Bunky. Same again, one great track after another Lots of Motown TML LP's
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Setting the record straight - Four Larks / Four Seasons
Solidsoul replied to Vadnochka's topic in Look At Your Box
Just because a record was played somewhere first, doesn't mean that it can never ever be a big record anywhere else! It's not your exclusive forever! Also at my age, the photo's of the punters/revelers in the late 1960's at the Twisted Wheel look like a youth club, if you are bringing up things like that! -
Yes I think it's an early seventies reissue about the same time they did a Laurie press of the Dynamics "Yes I love You Baby" for the Northern Soul scene demand.
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I presume you mean the issue, as the vinyl east coast demo plays with loud and great fidelity, it couldn't be better.
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A lot safer buying the coloured demo with Advance Release written down the sides, and with the machine stamped matrix numbers! You can't go wrong with that one.
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Are there any 3 or 4 pronged copies on red Atlantic? All the copies I have had were manufactured without a centre! content://com.android.chrome.FileProvider/images/screenshot/1673447285433112151107.jpg
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"I Don't Want To Live My Life Alone" The Witches. Sew City. £35 plus postage. Condition is a great Mint- Great Semi-known Northern, with a lot of potential Have a listen and sample the tune from You Tube.
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He's Got Nerve -Truetones - Soulville SOLD First label original, before it came out nationally on Josie as "He's Got The Nerve". This Soulville original track is a longer playing version than the Josie release. £30 plus postage. Condition is a very nice Excellent. Record plays a little off centre. About 2mm. This is not enough to spoil playback. I have dropped the price to reflect this. You can send it back for refund if not happy. Buyer pays for return postage.
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The French Coffee tune sounds a lot like "You Say You Love Me" Dee Edwards -Tuba. As soon as I played it, I thought I know that tune from somewhere!
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'Tony's Empress Ballroom is star of new film documentary' - Local feature
Solidsoul commented on Mike's article in News Archives
I enjoyed the times when it was ran under the Soultown banner as well. I think it was Guy Hennigan running them at that time. -
At the end of the day if he is not happy with the purchase, he should be able to send it back for a refund. I have had to refund lots of records for all sorts of daft reasons!!! It is just something that goes with selling records by post!
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I would never refund until I got the record back. That is the usual procedure in record buying and selling surely?
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The Way Of The Crowd - Dan Folger -Elf Promo. USA original 45 of this great record. Condition is a nice Mint- £100 plus £7.50 Special insured delivery.
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Put the record on the turntable using a centre piece. Take it out. Then put the record arm above the record ready to cue down onto the record, but don't drop it. Look down above the arm and spin the record slowly by hand. You can them move the record grooves onto centre, using the record arm as an eye guide. It works for me.
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"The Way Of The Crowd" Dan Folger Elf Promo. USA original of this great record. £120 plus £7.50 Special insured delivery. Condition is a really nice M- PIcture of record for sale Just to listen to the tune,..
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"Baby I Need Your Love" Bobby Williams Sure-Shot. Original first issue demo of this great classic record. A really in vogue record these days! Condition is Ex. All my sales are returnable for full refund if not happy. Buyer pays for return postage. £45 plus £3.45 recorded post.
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"What Will I Do Now" The Witches Sew City. Original USA 45. Condition is Mint- apart from some bubbling under the label. Great Low rider/moody Soul! https://youtu.be/ifSqfrFVA2Q
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"Baby I Need Your Love" Bobby Williams Sure-Shot Demo. Original USA 45rpm. Condition is Ex with a couple of light background clicks on the intro, but it plays great after that. £45 plus postage. Sound clip is just to hear this fantastic tune and isn't the record for sale. The picture lower down is the record for sale.
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Hi Joe, Have sent you a PM.
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Bruce Springsteen does Frank Wilson, give me strength!
Solidsoul replied to vince ayres's topic in Freebasing
Was there any need for this kind of depressing negativity, especially when it is off topic! Also your very much wrong! Connie Clark is a great record, always was and always will be to the people who were there in the golden years, and to those who appreciate great 100% Northern Soul!
