John Benson

I remember going to an all nighter there sometime during the mid to late 70's Definately a nighter and I think it was the Cat's Whiskers but it certainly was in Meanwood Leeds, can anyone confirm this?

Same goes as Chalky, I don't have it already as an MP3, but do have the CD it's from - Any problems with it let me know and I'll sort you one out

The Tempts song "Angel Doll" can be found on the 5 CD box set "Emperors of Soul"

Thanks for the info guys Stand in line Mr Plumb!

I can't imagine for one minute you mean "Tell me it's just a rumor" Any chance of posting a sound file and someone may be able to identify it for you?

Sorry, no I must have missed that post! ( ) So it's European only then is it? What's on the flip side of them - the same as the proposed Golden Fleece release?

I wasn't aware of this being on a 45 of any kind until recently, but on checking Mr Rimmers site came across this: Golden Fleece 3257 - Stop And Think / Trammps' Disco Theme - 1974 Can anyone confirm it exists on US single?

Here's a nice 'Melodic' one

Hi Sean, Knowing your tastes, it's difficult to recommend something you don't already know But just in case and for others who may not know them, here's a few I've been re-visiting recently: Ann Peebles - If I can't see you - Hi LP Whatnauts - Instigating (Trouble making fool) - GSF Nina Simone - Touching and caring - VPI LP Betty Wright - Brick grits - RCA LP Arthur Adams - Let me love you tonight - Motown CD Newcomers - The whole world's a picture show - Truth Chuck Jackson - Take off your make up - ABC Jackson Sisters - When your love has gone - Polydor High Inergy - First impressions - Motown Artistics - You left me - Brunswick

I don't have the actual 45...but here's the Italian picture cover Doc mentioned

Can't say as I was aware of the Trammps being on a single? Was it French only or did it come out elsewhere? I don't recall seeing it listed in Garry Pelley's Philly listing in Voices (although there are some gaps in the listing I'm sure he would have mentioned it had he been aware) You learn something new every day don't you...

So many great tracks from him that it would be hard to pick out some for fear of missing others out! But off the top some of my faves along with the above mentioned would have to be "All cried out", Starting over", "Cool me out", "Love me to the max", "You ought to be in pictures", "Love in the rain", "Family", "Sight for sore eyes", "Tear down the walls" There's so many good songs he's been involved with, it ought to be a crime not to play at least one at every soul night!

Wandering through our local Homebase DIY store on Friday... out of the speakers came "Cashing in" from the Voices of East Harlem - mixed in with the usual run of the mill 'muzac' (?) you usually hear in those places, it was no sales ad or anything like that, just out of the blue It reminded me of the very first time I heard it at the Blackpool Mecca all those years back

Agreed, my copy looks as if it's been 'skimmed' across a car park But it plays reasonably well and wasn't all that expensive - but a red one would be nice! Don't know about Kev Johnno's copy though - but he has had some nice things so it wouldn't surprise me

Is this what you want to see? Not mind though, like most who have a copy, it's a white demo! Here's an 'ad' for the 45 also:

I'm sure it's LP only Mark

I'm sure that Sean Hampsey will remember all those years back when we were discussing this very song - and also another good version by that man Tyrone Davis It's the flip side to "Could I forget you" on Dakar btw... Also done by Garland Green on Cotillion Both were done in 1971, but Johnny's was done first around 1967

Which of course reminds me that George McCrae also did this song - not too bad a version either

NOOOO!!!!!

Found it For the 'trainspotters' - In the dead wax is scratched the Delta symbol and 56960X No Monarch records (MR) stamp though, but I've a few others like that so it's nothing to be concerned about I was right about the stamp on the A side (My bad boy's comin' home) - it's only just visible on the black background, maybe it's some sort of 'unofficial' plug side mark? I've no idea what sort of price to put on it these days though? It's not for sale anyway... I wonder who it would have been who I bought it from all those years ago?

That Black one above of Sandy Wynns - is the same design label of my Gloria Jones, bought from someone at the St Ives nighter around 1977 ish who had just come back from the states. It's got a small dark Star printed on the A side if I remember correctly - I'd post a scan up of it if I could remember where its 'filed away'! I don't think it was ever booted on this design either

Len Barry - Hearts are trumps OKaysions - Deal me in ( - well the flip side got plays!) Contours - I'm a winner Jimmy Soul Clark - I'll be your winner Ray Agee - I'm losing again James Carr - A losing game Impressions - You've been cheating Tony Colton - I stand accused Contours - It's so hard being a loser Frank Dell - He broke your game wide open Dee Edwards - I can deal with that Big Maybelle - Quittin' time

Oohh - is that another one for the list then? I think Steve was referring to the Warner Bros release number and the Innovation one (Or summat?) Some releases came out with both types of numbering, same recording though I don't think I remember hearing about the 'Sir Wales' one though Mind you, 'that article' never mentioned that at least one release came out on the 'mis spelt' label 'Innervision' - not 'Innovation' as most are! I know the label was connected with Innervision cause it says so on the small print, but as far as I know the majority of the releases were on IR Innovation II Or have I got a 'one off'?

Ha ha! BTW - was that the only addition to the label list - or did you ever find any others?

I can't remember for certain but my copy was somewhere around that price - max of £15 around the same time - From dealer extrordinaire Steve Plumb! Soul Essence 2 or 3 I think it would have been - lovely tune it is!