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thanks as always for listening.

that only worked because he kept his account open, if he closed out his account paypal wouldn't have given you anything.

isn't the group from Toledo, not Detroit, and related to the magnificent opinions on Skippyophonic (who recorded in the 80s)?

I was waiting for the train (downtown chicago) the other day and there were 3 kids (oldest one must have been about 14, youngest one was like maybe 9) doing a temptations thing, their parents were there with them. The biggest kid was doing david ruffin and he was pretty good, the other two kids couldn't sing (one was doing eddie kendricks' part and was okay, the other was too young and couldn't sing at all) but it was still awesome, they were dressed up and doing steps and stuff. usually it's the same 3 guys singing the same sam cooke songs so this was a nice change.

Hi. It was the 8th anniversary of my radio show so I did my annual "best of" show where I played my favorite records from my show from the past year. You can listen at my shows page at:https://www.sittinginthepark.com/shows.htm . Playlist follows. Thanks for your interest. Tony Outten - Do the jack-ask - Moneytown Sinceres - Oh Angel - Zina Lyrics - Thoughts of a summer day - JWJ Taster's Choice - It's alright - Melba Joan Baker - Everybody's talking - Diamond Cookie and the Dedications - Makin' eyes - Summit Cynthia and the Imaginary Three - That's what I am without you - Big Hit Major Three - What a girl - Toi Jack and the Mods - One is enough for one - Hamtown Flint Emeralds - Just like a baby (mama's rocking in the cradle) - Gatewood Crescent Legacy - I'm gonna miss you - Brou-larch Inds Gregory Havrilak - Proud Woman - UA Final Solutions - We can work it out - Numero (CD) Hunt's Determination - Are we through? - Earwax Four Tracks - Charade - Note Crystal Motion - You're my main squeeze - Sound Gems Garland Green - Just loving you - Spring Tyrone Mack - Maybe we - Express Elusions - Stolen love - Malone Kool and together - His beginning is my end - Magic Image - Wake up girl - Grande Bryson Bay Band - Every little bit of my love - AVI Machine - Mama - Jarrett C# Sharp - My turn to shine - Rock Candy Brilliance - Hit girl - Touch and Go thanks, Bob

you live in a much groovier apartment than I do

both sellers are in Rochester, NY, this guy was obviously shilling for the other guy, or IS the other guy.

No, the Black Gold group was Detroit group that cut a lot of records on different labels. There was a long article about them in There's that beat. This group was just a one-off Chicago record and, according to Mill Edwards, was just the Sheppards. Thanks.

it looks like it was ended early. someone must have made the seller an offer (probably low relatively to the real value) and s/he bit.

Brainstorm was a Leo Austell label from Chicago. The Dynamics on Brainstorm are actually just the Sheppards under a different name.

I would have said "elmer's school glue" but I didn't know if that was a known thing in the UK so I just said "wood glue". I swear it says "wood glue" on it though. I was talking about wet playing it with glass cleaner, by the way, not just cleaning it with glass cleaner.

I've seen record cleaning fluids that claim to clean wet played records. I think the method you refer to in your initial post is just covering it with wood clue and peeling it off, you can try it, pretty harmless if you don't get the label as once it dries it will come off. I think another thing you can try is to wet play it with something like glass cleaner on an old fisher price but put enough on it to KEEP IT WET so that the gunk stays dug up, then either use a record vacuum like a VPI or a lint free cloth to quickly soak up, clean off the solution. Then clean with water. I've gotten some wet played records playable this way before. I think most of the other sites that specifically say once a record is wet played it can only ever be wet played again refer to LPs, because it's almost impossible to keep it wet the entire time and then remove the solution so that the gunk is cleaned off before it sets back in. With a 45 it's much smaller and plays quickly so it's not as hard.

I was just correcting your info. None of them said anything about recording an LP (they didn't even know about the earlier world column 45 that was before they joined), I think they did one more unreleased record. I think the LP might have been in reference to the New World recording at Curtom, but it wasn't released obviously, or it might have been one of Bob's other groups.

Bob Redding is not the principal of the school, just a dean. I posted my interview with the group before, they evolved into the New World on Polydor. I also submited a photo of the world column to indiana45s: https://www.indiana45s.com/indiana45s_detail.php?recordID=1361&group=World%20Column

you should definitely call them rather than trying to deal with it online

Wow, thanks for listening, didn't think anyone was committed to staying up that late in the UK on a Sunday night to listen. Thanks.

Hi. Today my interview cancelled so I did an all-music show. You can listen at https://www.sittinginthepark.com/shows.htm . Playlist follows. Thanks for your interest. Reuben Bell - Actions speak louder than words - Silver Fox Soul Three - Temptation walk - Omen Globeliters - Turn it on - Guyden E Raines and the Capitol Driffters - I'm so glad - Mozel Kalendars - I'll love only you - Tee Vee Bobby Walker and the VIPs with Bobby McVay - I'll be standing by - Virgo Emory and the Dynamics - It sure would be nice - Peachtree 5 Wagers - Come and ask me - Tiara Skye - Ain't no need - Ananda Anthony White - Never let oyu get away from me - Philadelphia International Kings Go Forth - Don't take my shadow - Mr. C's Major Lance - Come what may - Columbia Charles Drain - I'm gonna stay - RCA Clausel - Let me love you - Up Right Ike Noble - Your love - Conowil Please - I've done you wrong - Telefunken Rare Gems Oddysey - Wonder Boy - Casablanca Sho Nuff - Don't Be Lonely - Malaco Denise Kelley and Fame - I'd like to get into you - 20th Century Ballads - Your love - Balja thanks, Bob

that doesn't matter either. what's with the obsession with counting 4 vs. 9? why do you care? will it affect the quality or value of the record?

the track is called "It's just a picture"

jailbait

the same guy who thinks curtis is singing on the billy butler 45 he posted? how hard is it to recognize curtis mayfield's voice?

that is seller THUDS, I'm sure whatever it was it was graded VG++++++++++ Light MARKS etc. not surprising about the postal mixup either. That seller has a grading scale that starts at VG and adds +++++++ all the way up to "MINT" which is about a VG.

is it clean? it always shows up trashed so I would say there would be a big difference between the trashed price and the clean price.

Lonnie Cook wrote I thought you were mine, he emailed me after the interview when Chris claimed to have wrote it. There is info here on him which would be interesting to people (along with his email): https://www.soulwalking.co.uk/Lonnie%20Cook.html

Ty Hunter and the Voicemasters are not the same group referred to in this thread, they are a detroit group that are totally unrelated that just happened to have the same name.