Bo Diddley

I wonder what the order of the label design was around this time. As far as I was aware, George Carrow was on the SOLID RED columbia first, then GREY (and the orange fade thingy later). George was before Patti. High Voltage and Lou Edwards were on GREY and were after Patti. Patti is in between George and HV/LE and on GREY and RED with the Columbia in the background. Was it: - 1. Solid Red, Red with Columbia background, then Grey or 2. Solid Red, Grey, and then Red with Columbia background (p.s. - This anorak is a bit warm to wear in the house )

This is my copy. The grey copy JM has is the same as Lou Edwards issues and High Voltage issues. I've no idea of which came first or when. I assume the JM one is first. Cheers Kev Bod

Cheers.

I noticed that and put a "watch" on it when it was first listed to see the end result. Since then it's coming up as one of the "most watched" records on the ebay listings you see on this site. Is the Southbound Freeway record sought after in it's own right by a different group of record collectors?

This Robert Thomas is going well. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Northern-Soul-Robert-Thomas-Salvation-Charay-/152282826422?_trksid=p2141725.m3641.l6368 I thought the yellow one's were the original's and these were "re-issues".

I've got 4 and would like 11 of the others. You can keep the other 85!! I'm unlikely to add to my score at current price's. It's not that long ago I bought an Adams Apples off a seller on this site at about 1/4 of the price above.

A copy like the one above sold on eBay this week for £35 !!! This was the starting price of the auction and there was just 1 bid. The description said it was an original demo. I was under the impression it was a bootleg. I don't think is gets played out much these days. I would have thought an original would be about £100 but wouldn't be surprised to see it anywhere between £50 and £250 in the current mad world of records. Certainly one that you would NOT describe as "just right for today"! By the way, I've always liked it from when it was a "newie" back in the 70's.

Nice one Paul

Hello Venus, Unfortunately, I contracted the Record Collecting Virus many years ago!! I do have lucid periods when I am able to control the urges, however, it usually flares up again. I'm finding that a combination treatment of current high prices and being a tight-wad seem to be helping. Cheers.

Hello Venus, I hope you are able to find something. At one point, I was very interested (obsessed?) in his whole story and records of Darrell. A few years ago, I checked that website and others for listings of artists appearing. I looked at each and every week of the Bandstand shows!! I didn't find any mention of Darrell. I came to the conclusion that if he did appear, it may have been some sort of "walk-on" part, just to say hello and mention his next release. So, perhaps he was on after Revilot 201 was released and before 203 or one of his other releases came out. He didn't have that many. Possibly even the release of one of the album's. I think I read somewhere that he may not have been the most approachable character! Good luck, Kev Bod (p.s. - I did like the footage of Broken Heart Attack you came up with)

Glad to hear it. Thanks for the update Paul. If it's a newly created channel, please let us know.

Yes, most copies seem to have been "well used"! Perhaps that part of the reason for JM getting such a good price for that nice copy he auctioned a couple of years ago. Was is about £1,800?

Thanks Phil, Always interesting to see and good potential talking points. Some already discussed. I'd like to see this each month if possible. I also liked seeing the JM results which Joe did a great job of posting each week. These provide a good reference point for future use. All the best. Kev Bod

The Cashmeres on HEM always seems to go for high amounts considering how often it comes up. Also, as mentioned in many previous threads, Frank Beverly on SASSY and Ronnie Forte on TARX were imported in decent amounts in the 70's and were sold by folks like Pep in their shop for not much more than boots/pressing's of the current "in vogue" tunes of the day. These 2 are always sort after and go for good money considering the copies about. Having said that, it's cheaper to pay up for the records you want rather than convert a De Lorean and add a Flux Capacitor.

JOTIS Joe Galkin and Otis Redding

Otis Clay - The only way is up!

Does Paul Anka qualify for inclusion? Or Ral Donner.

Thanks for that Greg. You would have thought that Youtube would have accompanied the strikes/notifications with an email advising the "Offender" of the options. Hopefully, Paul can reload all the other, more obscure items and the "copyright stuff", such as Motown (I assume) etc, will still be on Youtube via other channels.

Hi Paul, Thanks for all the uploads in the past and also for starting to reinstate some. I've subscribed to your channel. What sort of things are included in the "copyright stuff"? No sure if you can say, but was the problem a particular music company/companies trying to protect their product? Cheers Kev Bod

I can't see what the JM channel was doing that was so different and caused more copyright infringement to what loads of others do when posting records. Very strange.

I've just looked at the JM Youtube site and the message says: - "John Manship has been terminated (!!) because we've received multiple third party claims of copyright infringement regarding material the user posted" Not sure if this has been mentioned before or if it's happened with other users. I think it's a shame that this has happened. I enjoyed most of what was posted. Is there any more info on this? I'm not on facebook so if it's been covered there I wouldn't see it. Cheers Kev Bod

https://youtu.be/9GQ-bqU_9y4

Hi, this was on offer on Soul Source on Monday. A rarer label option than usual. Hope that helps. KB

Re the date of the photo - in the background it says that it costs 50p for the Peep Show!! So, post decimal.....

Can't find the song but found a couple of SS Threads.