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I have audio, I can't find a scan, the record definitely exists, I think the person who owns it sent me a scan because I remember seeing it but I can't find it. I will look more tomorrow. unrelated, here is your missing AGC number: https://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=350965310460

Hi. Welcome to the first Sitting in the Park show of 2014. I hope everybody had a great holiday. I did an excellent music show; playing ‘60s girl groups, midtempo ‘60s and ‘70s male groups, and really good sweet soul from the ‘70s and ‘80s. Listen to my radio show at: https://www.sittinginthepark.com/1-5-2014.mp3? You can listen to other shows and interviews with Chicago groups by going to my main page www.sittinginthepark.com Also, if someone you know wants to subscribe to this email list, they can add themselves at the following URL: https://eepurl.com/n7Qr5 Playlist follows and I hope you enjoy the show. Sisters - Happy new year baby - Del-Fi Cineemas - Never gonna cry - Dave Beverly McKay - No no, I can’t help you - Sue Norma Rudd - Something keeps telling me - Sure-Shot Seeburg Spotlite Band - Oh no not my baby - Seeburg Lemme B Good - You’re a breaker of hearts - Mercury Curtis King - So nice while it lasted - Columbia Johnny Starr - Do re me fa so la ti do - Mala Thano - Gimme something - Verve Calvin Harris - Love’s recipe - Stereo-Sonic / Numero Huriah Boynton - You went back on what you said - Lanor Dee and the Dee-ettes - Let’s stay together - Dee Wolf Prod Electric Express - Hear Say pt. 2 - Key-Vac Ernie Shelby - Bend over backwards - Polydor Springers - All too soon we grow old - Wale Phil Terrell - Don’t you run away - Carnival Bobby Duke - Gotta be with you - Verve TMGs - What can I do? - Soul Shack Jerry Tyrone - I love you 8 days a week - Cher-Kee Kosmic Rock - No other - Primative Funk Stak’d - My true love - Sunsound Klass - Young lovers - Klass Mellow-D - Give back your love - Melody Music Enterprise Field’s David - See what love will do - Field’s David thanks, Bob

isopropyl is good for cleaning records. it will get out some things that dish soap doesn't. dish soap gets out some things that the alcohol doesn't. and some other solvents will get out other things. i was just saying that there is no need to dilute it and it won't get everything out. EDIT: also, it's way stronger/better than ethanol at cleaning the record.

i think i have this if the above situation doesn't work out, on a yellow label?

Apparently from a TV special they did:

you probably know this steve but I have the renaldo domino on an original twinight 45. numero didn't know it was actually released at the time they reissued it.

"youngblood" was a super common nickname back then. The "smith" makes it more anonymous.

if the skip is caused by dirt and not a scratch you probably need to learn to better clean the record rather than running a needle back and forth over it. also, there's no need to dilute isopropyl alcohol, 100% isopropyl alcohol (which unrelatedly is dangerous to have because crystals can form at the rim of the bottle under certain conditions and explode) won't harm vinyl or styrene. it's not the only way to clean a record and isopropyl alcohol on its own doesn't penetrate the grooves well without a surfactant (wetting agent).

sorry i forgot to mention all the soul junction stuff, the best one so far for me is the elbowed out 45, totally excellent and overlooked.

another good new release (and limited): https://soundcloud.com/raymondlanier/nicole-willis-the-soul

the newer myron and e is 1000x better than cold game imo, both sides are great: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJOIELtziPk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ee6a9xETTFo

here is the herman jones from the purple snow: https://www.juno.co.uk/products/herman-jones-i-love-you/508017-01/

i can't find a youtube of the numero 94 east 45 but you can hear it hear: https://www.numerogroup.com/products/94-east-if-you-see-me-bw-games it's totally different than this version which i guess has prince on vocal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIRsie5tVv4 edit: here's a little better sample of the numero version: https://www.juno.co.uk/products/94-east-if-you-see-me/507990-01/

Here's a recent numero thing that went under the radar. This was recorded in the '70s and we played this off a crappy cassette in my interview and the mastertapes were found in a load of stolen tapes and numero just released this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKl3xVxsXq0 also, the 3 numero purple snow 45s are really excellent modern tracks.

that coming of man record ending next week isn't related to johnny littlejohn. that group evolved into the 9th creation. one of a few groups from stockton.

also, i just paid $30 for that felix thomas, haha, i could have had a better deal on auction here.

that arterials is one of the rarest and best sweet soul records, worth way more than that, wish i was paying attention.

i know he doesn't have stock, i was unable to get a copy indirectly at least

Jimmy Williams is the same guy, Gary Myers (writer of the Wisconsin music book) found him because he does research on Tide and the guy told him he did a single as E Williams on Jaa Dee. I can probably get a question to E Williams indirectly if someone wants to ask something specific (the question should not be "Do you have a copy of your record to sell me").

EDIT: THESE ARE ALL GONE. Eptones - A love that's real / No one else but you - VERY RARE GREEN STOCK - $275 - priced for quick sale Killer northern cover of the Intruders b/w killer brown eyed sweet soul I have 5 copies to sell, each played not more than once. I cleaned them. They are VG++ to NM, it is unlikely you will find a better copy, and it is the much rarer green stock copy. Here are 300DPI scans of each side of one of them. https://www.sittinginthepark.com/sales/12-2013/eptones-a.jpg https://www.sittinginthepark.com/sales/12-2013/eptones-b.jpg Here is a 256kbs stereo complete recording of each side: https://www.sittinginthepark.com/sales/12-2013/eptones%20-%20a%20love%20that's%20real%20-%20jox.mp3? https://www.sittinginthepark.com/sales/12-2013/eptones%20-%20no%20one%20else%20but%20you%20-%20jox.mp3? This is way below market value, check sales histories. I am an honest seller and am not sitting on a box or anything like that. I need to raise quick money to pay for a few things. FREE US SHIPPING, $10 DISCOUNTED OVERSEAS SHIPPING. PAYPAL GIFT ONLY. TO RESERVE ONLY EMAIL SITPSALES@GMAIL.COM . PLEASE DON'T PM ME. THANK YOU.

Joe Lopez had played me the young souls material off a CD-R in his car, he made up name for them, something like the "Fantasy Three". He also had material that was released (he had the Ivorys on Despenza which I pointed out to him when the track played) but wasn't even knowledgeable enough to know that it was released, and since the tapes weren't labeled, he probably would have licensed that stuff too. He had two CD-Rs worth of material.

i think it was a little different but i probably shouldn't get involved with threads like these unless there is some clear factual error. I didn't mean to offend Peter or anyone else. Thanks.

i respect someone's opinion of not liking his style of music but it's hard to deny his importance in African American music and culture. and he was never "jimmy".

I have a question about this obscure philly funk 45 (the Capri's on Nanticoke). The title listed on the b-side of all copies is "Come on up". My copy has a sticker over the title that has written on it "Old time religion" and it plays the traditional gospel song "give me that old time religion..." My question is, do all copies play this on the flip? I think that's probably the case because on that side, not stickered on, it says "Traditional". Is "Come on up" another name for the song that goes "give me that old time religion"? Are there copies that don't play this song on the flip? Also, are there other stickered copies or is this something more likely done by the owner of the record versus the dudes when they sent them out? Thanks in advance.

most people don't know it but that samone label the unforgettables is on is the same houston label as mellow town