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  1. Goldsoul
    Yes. Pm'd you
  2. Goldsoul
    Soul Time - Shirley Ellis UK CBS Demo 7463 no centre, VG £30 Just Walk In My Shoes- Gladys Knight US Soul White DJ VG plus £40 Love Is Like An Itching.../He's All I've Got- Supremes UK TMG 560 VG £20 It Keeps Rainin- Fats Domino US Imperial £15. Mint Chains of Love - JJ Barnes. Groovesville £15 VG plus Postage £1 per disc. PM to reserve. PayPal only.
  3. Goldsoul
    I got mine off Butch in'82 selling it on to the Willinghams for £150 in 1992. It's jumped a bit since then........
  4. Goldsoul
    I'll send it right now. Cash should be ok eh?
  5. Goldsoul
    You must be kidding........it's one of the most popular 45's of all time scene wise and pricing to reflect that is nearer £3,500! And it wouldn't surprise me if it reaches 5k. There's a big difference between the rare 45's that are insatiable dance floor wise and ones that are just highly collectable. 1200.......I'll buy 10 right now
  6. Goldsoul
    No......The original 1966 cut was a mixture of vocal phasing between Leonard Grayson(Miles brother) and original TV Joker, actor Cesar Romero. In fact Leonard gave me his rendition at Soul Trip USA in LA 2004
  7. Goldsoul
    Probably the right phrase is 'creative opportunism' He was mad on Northern, had tremendous charisma and I suspect wanted to be famous. His talent got him so far. His last email to me suggests he isn't interested in Northern due to the negativity he would attract. He's focussed on reactivating his disco works I understand.
  8. Goldsoul
    For the record, SS didn't produce or have any involvement with Russell Harness. He had done away with Black Magic by then due to the Shalamar lift off. Harness is from Telford I believe and still around. No idea where the Funkees are and don't care to find out Interesting that a Paula Roussel single exists from 1966 but as we all know it isnt her on 'Pieces' Northern Soul 'cheesey' history
  9. Goldsoul
    I think he's the same person who is now dear friends with Ian, who in turn asked me to make members aware of the man's existence.
  10. Goldsoul
    Absolutely Steve. Ian D is the right man for this gig. It also gives me an opportunity to share a few Soussan rib ticklers with him
  11. Goldsoul
    Well then stop making silly statements without any facts to back them up. End of.
  12. Goldsoul
    If Mike wishes to merge it......no problem with me. As for your cynism towards the topic....look away and chat on other threads.
  13. Goldsoul
    There's nothing to gain! Ian found him and has he's banned from this site he asked me to post up the interesting news. Would we not be interested in say Jeff King coming on and saying 'Anyone interested in discussing the Soul Sounds label or The Yorkshire Ripper speaks from his jail cell about his love of Northern Soul ?
  14. Goldsoul
    1. I felt it was of interest to anyone even loosely connected with the scene. Let's see who wants the thread locked and leave it that. OK 2. Amazon have 10 pages of books and more on our site..NOT US! They are one of our affiliates.
  15. Goldsoul
    No interest in any book or financial gain from Soussan whatsoever. Goldsoul are in the events business and no other. You are correct that his personal details are not going to be shared because that's his wish. As for the 'allegedly' remark, what do Ian Levine and I have to gain? If interest wains on this important character of the 70's via this this platform I will happily lock the thread. Fair enough?
  16. Goldsoul
    Black Magic was a division of Selecta Disc( Brian Selby) and distributed in the UK at the time by CBS(Sony). John Brattan was label manager and although short lived, they had pretty heft sellers including The Sharonettes(60,000), Dobie Gray(10k plus) and various similar follow ups all achieving healthy numbers. The scene had peaked by around 77 with the label trying different things ie Jill Baby Love and The Funkees. The label folded but the record store flourished in the new emerging indie market and stayed at the forefront, until the untimely death of founder and owner Brian Selby.
  17. Goldsoul
    Definitely the right spirit.
  18. Goldsoul
    I think this fella used to advertise an awful lot of sounds in the Blues and Soul ad. Quite a lot had the 'Inst' word at the side of 'em
  19. Goldsoul
    Pmd you
  20. Goldsoul
    Per-so-nally......I prefer these fellas......
  21. Goldsoul
    Steve- Understand the humorous side swipes, but he along with Ian Levine were the sound of 73-75. Those of us who were very active during that period revel in those incredible song finds. Give us older guys a break.......ta
  22. Goldsoul
    Wonder how many on here have happily sold 'reissues' from the topic of conversation for plentiful sums on Ebay and to new fans.....Just sayin'
  23. Goldsoul
    And some Northern 'fans' got to know The Dynamites-Ain't No Soul before Major Lance/Ronnie Milsap
  24. Goldsoul
    Of course, but let's thank him for the finds instead of constantly kicking the dude.
  25. Goldsoul
    Now why didn't I think of that


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