The Combinations on Kellmac - What Cha Gonna Do......

Just listened to this one on the www.northernsoulthefilm.com site....'DANCE CLUB'......what a tune...and what a price!!!!

JM's 6th Edition has it at £4500. (up £500 from the 5th) The only sale on Popsike I can find was for $8500!!!!! (£5290!!!!)...in March this year

This get played out much???

Edited December 2, 201212 yr by Brooky

Biggie for RS in the late 70ts. Mick H has one.

Was this one of Rod Shards finds?

Did Richard move his copy on?

just been reissued..big debate on it recently

Was this one of Rod Shards finds?

Did Richard move his copy on?

i think Rod got from Ady Pierce but not sure

i think Rod got from Ady Pierce but not sure

I think he got it from a warehouse in Chicago

Wasn't it someone on here who bought that one on E-bay recently? (the one showing on popsike)

It was Richard's Chessmen cover up. Dunno where he got it, dunno if Rod sold it Richard but it ended up with Rod didn't it along with the COD's. sure Rod will put us all right when he reads this.

There's a few DJs/collectors with a copy now.

It was Richard's Classmen cover up. Dunno where he got it, dunno if Rod sold it Richard but it ended up with Rod didn't it along with the COD's. sure Rod will put us all right when he reads this.

There's a few DJs/collectors with a copy now.

Chessmen, Chalky!

Chessmen, Chalky!

That's what I meant to type Tony.

That's what I meant to type Tony.

It's early mate, I know :-)

I bought the pair off Richard back in early 80's.

My informed guess is that Anderson got them from a dj in Chicago.

When my memory returns I'll give dj's name. A blank right now. He made records. Not Rodney E. Jones.

ROD

PS Lucky Cordell

Richard Lewis played this back to back with the C.O.D's 'She's fire' at the last Seattle Soul Weekender a few weeks ago. Practically took the roof off the place!

What's the other one like ?

Its good. Its on YT.

ROD

Ady Pierce told me that he had a white label promo copy.

The first time I was at Lucky's house Anderson called while I was there which was funny. Apparently he was the first person to get him to sell 45s and got crazy stuff from his basement (which is lined with shelves). Now that place is so picked that you won't find a record that will be worth money in five years, let alone a record that is valuable now. Either way Lucky is a super nice guy.

Ady Pierce told me that he had a white label promo copy.

Really? When did he have that...it wasn't within his original Chicago collection, that featured many other top discs.

Where is Des, he'd probably be able to confirm either way.

Really? When did he have that...it wasn't within his original Chicago collection, that featured many other top discs.

Where is Des, he'd probably be able to confirm either way.

I think I'm getting confused where he was talking about the CODs. Either way, he said he had a white label of it.