Patto

Looking for a nice Copy of the above.Doesnt have to be mint but a good DJing copy. MUST Be Original multicoloured Evolution Please PM me with price and details Thanks Patto

I Recall Guy playing the Back Street instrumental but cant ever remember I Have faith in you.

Well i wish i owned a copy of Doni just for the flip side Bari Track. However Edwins version is far Better always brings up the neck hairs whenever i hear it

My Tunes spun at Davys June 16th.All OVO. Falcons---Good Good Feeling---Big Wheel Soulville All stars---- Im Gonna Get To you--- Soulville Lonnie Lester--- You Cant Go--- Nu-Tone Belles---Dont Pretend---Mirwood Triumphs---- Im Coming To Your Rescue--- Okeh Demo Tojo--- Broken Hearted Lover---T E C Glories---I Worship You Baby---Date Demo Sheila Anthony---Livin In Love---Buttercup Thelma Houston--- Baby Mine--- Capitol Demo Joey Dee---How Can I Forget (inst)---Caneil James Lewis--Manifesto----Legend Sam & Kitty--- Ive Got Something Good--- Four Brothers Linda Jones--- I Just Cant Live My Life -- Warner Bros Demo Frank Lyndon----Dont Go Away Baby--- Uptown Demo Gloria Jones--- Come Go With Me---Uptown Demo Dee Dee Sharp---- What Kind Of Lady--- Gamble Demo Art Freeman--- Slippin Around---Fame issue French Fries---- Danse A La Musique--- Epic Exciters---- Blowing Up My Mind--- R C A Demo Four Pros---- Just Another Girl--- Carla Demo Jewels--- We Got Togetherness--- M G M Shalimars---Stop And Take A Look At Yourself--- Verve Andre Brasseur--- The Kid--- Congress Demo Johnny Jones---- Purple Haze---Brunswick

Prev unissued the first legit release is on the Soul King label as in the clip,With the fantastic Candle on the flip.The Rons is a later re issue.

NICE ONE Martyn they look like a fun bunch, the first village people.Always loved this instro from youth club stompin days.My copy is the Australian issue

Not been on this thread for a while and very impressed with the quality of stuff that ive missed.My contribution tonight is my latest purchase.A stormer from Detroit in the shape of The falcons.

Doni Burdick and Dynamics Dynamics prob the better record but Doni was a massive spin as well during the 90s.Both have a near perfect backing track for the dancers

Here is one i play by the Chalfontes.It tells you how to pronounce it on the label credits (Shell Fon Tays).Despite this most still say it how its spelt.

Yeah well said BabyBoy and well done mate.I for one like your attitude and fresh approach you have brought to the site.

Sorry about that RC.Over the years ive seen several of the boots sold and played as originals.I have bought a couple off the internet and had to send em back.Seen a few say they have the UK original as well but it was the 2nd issue.

The UK 1966 first issue is credited to Andre Brasseur and his Multi Sound Organ.The later 2nd issues 1970 dont have Multi Sound Organ.

The original matrix is K- 10163-1 A Stamped R is directly opposite th K The counterfeit boot matrix is 1K-10163 and no stamped R Took me ages to find a real un

One of my all time fave Stomping instrumentals.Got it on First UK issue and the Original US Congress which is harder to find than most think.Most of the Congress ones are the lookalike Boot.Also most of the UK CBS ones are the later reissue.

Nice thread this good to put faces to the names on here.Here are a couple of Me and Bev in SKINNY nighter days.,And a more recent years one from prestwich

Its the flip to Dorothy Beery Dont you give me love Big 3 Great record both sides

Thanks for the info thats great.Was hoping it was someone a bit more high priofile moonlighting under an alias but nice to finally know the truth.Good luck with the 45

4 Original label 70s dancers all in Ex condition see scans PRICE FOR THE PACK 60 Pounds inc post NO PAYPAL.PAYMENT ONLY BY CHEQUE OR CONCELED CASH SENT RECORDED PM to reserve

Nice Loma Demo copy for sale in EX condition Price just 40 pounds inc first class recorded post Please Note NO PAYPAL PAYMENT BY CHEQUE OR CONCELED CASH SENT RECORDED PM To reserve

Cheers mate.Not many on discogs only one for 130 with the average price at 80.Was thinking about selling mine.It certainly packs a punch.

Thanks guys.Got it on a Josie Demo never seen another so surprised its a cheapie.

Had this in my collection for a few years now.Stormin R and B pounder.Wandered if its got any history on the scene,looks like it was spun at the Empt bottles club going by the clip but has it been played at any more mainstrean Northern Venues.Prob a bit too hard for most.Any idea on current value or if its sought after as i know little about it really.

Are we any nearer finding out who the artist is or is it a secret that will be taken to the grave. Played mine out last month sounded brill

Yeah thats one thing that is a lot different now.The venues that i went to in the 80s and 90s had a tangible edge to them.The atmosphere could sometimes be very intimidating.This made the whole experience exciting and a real buzz.Nowadays things are a lot more welcoming and sociable which dont get me wrong is a good thing but just different. Every venue had a scary corner crowd full of scary people.For some reason some of the wierdest always sempt to attach themselves to me,but became great mates and top people.Some of them however just remained pure Scary. AT the end of the day every generation of soulie will have their own tales and folklore.I love to hear the old School mens stories.Pre internet,social media and mobile phones the scene was a raw and underground fuelled by word of mouth and reputations.Its a completely different scene for todays newcomers but the most important thing is that they have discovered it nothing else comes close.

1978 to 81 My 13-- 16 year old self ventured to the local youth club and became hooked on the Northern Soul sounds that some of the older kids were bringing back from The Casino and other venues.I did venture to a few all dayers and local soul nights but the Youthy was the main place until at 16 i started work and a year later ventured to my first nighters. The youth clubs at that time were massive and you had to que up to get in lock outs were not uncommon.The youth club was populated by several different music factions who all pestered the DJ for their records.The result was a slot of around 15 minutes for The sub cultures of the time which were The Heavy Rockers, Punks, Ska and Mod revivalists, Disco, General Chart Stuff, Soulies. We always secured a longer spot mainly due to the fact that amoung the Northern crowd were some hard core loons that gently persuaded the DJ to play a few more.The Hammered sounds at the time were Rain Out of my mind Bobby Diamond Stop Mistura The Flasher Andre Brasseur The Kid Willie Mitchell The Champion Just Brothers Sliced Tomatoes Exciters Reaching for the best Gerri Thomas Look what i got Judy Street What Sly Stone Dance to the music Danny White Cracked up over you Dean Parrish Im on my way Seven Dwarfs Stop Girl