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Not a lot of interest in this one Roger- I'll see if I can kick start it

Best

John

BOB HENRY BUILT LIKE A MAN, NOT ON REFO BUT ANYONE WHO DOES NOT KNOW IT LISTEN TO A CLIP HERE

https://www.raresoulman.co.uk/d/110302/HENRY,_BOB

KEV

love this one. on my wants list

ASnother from the label obscure b side, championed by dez parker about ten yrs back

Tommy Hayes - Trance - Tommy Hayes - Trance - Philips

here's a couple that could easily fit in another live thread 'records you bought that are crap' (or something like that)

brian hyland - the joker went wild - philips

Edited January 3, 201114 yr by mikecook

that philips Double-Hit reissue series has the best US pressing of Bobby Hebb's "Sunny". I play that out when needed & keep the original filed as it has weird distortion/static, it's gotta be the pressing because I've had about 15 different copies of the US original over the years & they all do it, even the original New Zealand pressing was obviously transferred from a distorting US original because it does it too Above the 15 different copies I thought I'd lucked out when I got a pressing plant box of unplayed copies, but alas they all had the same problem too "Bread" on the flipside is fine though & a great track too.

here's a couple that could easily fit in another live thread 'records you bought that are crap' (or something like that)

brian hyland - the joker went wild - philips

I always thought that the Steve Tyrell - "A Boy Without A Girl" is a good record. Roger Banks used to play it in his DJing spot.

I have it on one of the two small Texas labels before Philips , mine is on Kirk.

Steve Tyrell produced some of Maxine Browns records on Wand.

BOB HENRY BUILT LIKE A MAN, NOT ON REFO BUT ANYONE WHO DOES NOT KNOW IT LISTEN TO A CLIP HERE

https://www.raresoulman.co.uk/d/110302/HENRY,_BOB

KEV

This is the same chap who does "Walk away like a winner" on Philips. I had the original Advision acetate of the latter and it was credited to Bob Henry. I remember obtaining / reviewing the Bob Henry "Built like a man" 20 years ago in Beatin Rhythm and this is the first time I've seen it mentioned since then!

This is the same chap who does "Walk away like a winner" on Philips. I had the original Advision acetate of the latter and it was credited to Bob Henry. I remember obtaining / reviewing the Bob Henry "Built like a man" 20 years ago in Beatin Rhythm and this is the first time I've seen it mentioned since then!

not the first pete guess where i got it yes off one of your lists a couple of years ago

thanks a bunch love it

kev

a couple here, ,and thisone,!!!,

Great version of Don't Come Running To Me , by Madeline Bell

I like it anyway

tony

here's a couple that could easily fit in another live thread 'records you bought that are crap' (or something like that)

brian hyland - the joker went wild - philips

I actually like the B-Side to this "Holiday for Clowns"

I always thought that the Steve Tyrell - "A Boy Without A Girl" is a good record. Roger Banks used to play it in his DJing spot.

I have it on one of the two small Texas labels before Philips , mine is on Kirk.

Steve Tyrell produced some of Maxine Browns records on Wand.

Steve was from Houston originally, which would account for the 'two small Texas labels'...

He worked for a lot of labels as a producer and executive (including Scepter/Wand - he went there as a 'reward' for bringing B J Thomas to the company's notice) , but for many years and up to now he has successfully plied his craft as a songwriter and jazz singer.

If you want to know what he looks like, check out www.stevetyrell,com

Edited January 6, 201114 yr by TONY ROUNCE

that philips Double-Hit reissue series has the best US pressing of Bobby Hebb's "Sunny". I play that out when needed & keep the original filed as it has weird distortion/static, it's gotta be the pressing because I've had about 15 different copies of the US original over the years & they all do it, even the original New Zealand pressing was obviously transferred from a distorting US original because it does it too Above the 15 different copies I thought I'd lucked out when I got a pressing plant box of unplayed copies, but alas they all had the same problem too "Bread" on the flipside is fine though & a great track too.

here's the spanish EP, Sunny sounds fine to me on this......

Fabulous Philly double sider:-

RONNIE WALKER - YOU'RE THE ONE/THANKS TO YOU

and what about some old Staffordy type things:-

JOHNNY ROME - POUR ALL MY LOVE INTO YOUR HEART

RON ALSTON - SOMETHING AIN'T RIGHT

Des

Edited January 5, 201114 yr by SOUL.INC

Another batch of scans

John

Couldn't resist to post two of my favourite Dusty tunes

Wonder what was on her mind when she was singing this

And a great version of the Barbara Acklin standard

Take care

John

I always thought this so superior to spiral staicase (not that that sets the bar very high) and have enjoyed spinning a few times.

This is apic from the web, just wanted to contribute and not been around much recently. I'm sure my prom is one side blue / one side orange. I'll try and post a pic of that tonight if I get time, just out of interest.

Also (you can tell I'm not doing much work!) saw this fetched £195 on JM auction last night. I'd have thought an ok price for such a clean one. One of those records from the past that i probabaly like more now.

Sorry didn't realise pic was going to come out so small, it's the Victors - Hurt.

Edited January 6, 201114 yr by Dean

Also (you can tell I'm not doing much work!) saw this fetched £195 on JM auction last night. I'd have thought an ok price for such a clean one. One of those records from the past that i probabaly like more now.

Sorry didn't realise pic was going to come out so small, it's the Victors - Hurt.

only £4 back in the day

nice version of little anthony

blue eyed northern

dutch 45

and another, belgian, i think

BRI PINCH

Edited January 6, 201114 yr by bri pinch

only £4 back in the day

I've a great historical knack of buying and keeping records that are worth about the same now as what i paid back in the day, not buying those that rocketed, or even worse, selling the ones that rocketed back in the day before they rocketed. It's a good job I don't do this as a job.

Couple from me.

I always thought this so superior to spiral staicase (not that that sets the bar very high) and have enjoyed spinning a few times.

This is apic from the web, just wanted to contribute and not been around much recently. I'm sure my prom is one side blue / one side orange. I'll try and post a pic of that tonight if I get time, just out of interest.

Nope, one side white one side orange. Still attractive I think.

Two Classic female vocals, very much of their day I guess but I can still enjoy these today. And I do like a date stamp!

Interesting enough (IMO) lesser played but playable.

Remember when this was filling floors - what were we thinking? L J Johnson - Your Magic Put A Spell On Me

One of the first "club" soul records I can remember - and still love it. Sad loss last summer.

Title: Madeline Bell - Doing Things Together With You - Philips

Hi Al, one of my favorite labels, Who was the behind the great island records REMEMBER RONNIE WALKERS TOP GIRL DANCER AT WIGAN???

HERE ARE SOME RARE UK PHILIP'S, DAVE

(Okay, so Harvey Mandel is not 'soul', but I've included it here just for interest.)

Two nice early dancers