Anyone got a decent label scan of this plus a little history on the record itself and I know there's other stuff on the label but cant think what, anybody able to help.

Cheers

John

Anyone got a decent label scan of this plus a little history on the record itself and I know there's other stuff on the label but cant think what, anybody able to help.

Cheers

John

"This" being what, exactly, my freind?

TONE

"This" being what, exactly, my freind?

TONE

It's just one of those days !!....................''Is your love for me''

Here ya go ...

Thankyou Joan you are and I qoute ''top''

xx

John

presume same label....any additions

Kings Of Soul Is Your Love For Me

70 Dushons You Better Think It OverTake /These Chains (From My Heart)

72 Chimes The Beginning Of My Life/Coming Changes

74 General Crook Do It For Me/Till Then

78 Danny Bell Call On MeYour /Wrong About Me

Chimes or is it Chymes? every bit as good as KOS but you can get a copy for around 25 quid

Edited July 4, 200619 yr by chalky

This one ...

Just compared scans with my Chimes and part of same set up. KOS says a divison of Lamarr, Chimes says MFD by Lamarr.

presume same label....any additions

70 Dushons You Better Think It OverTake /These Chains (From My Heart)

didn't this come out on Golden Gate as well, or have gone mad !!!

Johnny

Yes on Golden Gate as well.

DTE had about 9 or 10 releases - got em all tucked away and the Chymes and Chimes were both on the label, along with several General Crooks and a couple of other things that escape my fading memory at this time.

presume same label....any additions

Kings Of Soul Is Your Love For Me

70 Dushons You Better Think It OverTake /These Chains (From My Heart)

72 Chimes The Beginning Of My Life/Coming Changes

74 General Crook Do It For Me/Till Then

78 Danny Bell Call On MeYour /Wrong About Me

Chimes or is it Chymes? every bit as good as KOS but you can get a copy for around 25 quid

There are a total of 9 records on DTE. The others are:

71: The Chymes - My Baby's Gone Away/Where I Come From

73: General Crook - Gimme Some Parts 1 & 2

75: General Crook - What I'm getting Now And What I'm Used To Ain't The Same/Get Over

76: The Impalas - Think It Over (Vocal & Instrumental)

77: General Crook What Time It Is Parts 1 & 2

The Dushons 45 was also issued on Golden Gate 70 - presumably before DTE.

Label was seemingly owned by Chicago arrenger Burgess Gardner and his brother Walter.

(and I think Bunky Sheppard had a stake in it, too). The Lamarr label (Esquires' "Girls In The City" and two Star-Tels singles) was affiliated to it, too. All the releases came out between March 1970 and November 1971 - both labels!

Enough, already?

TONE

Edited July 4, 200619 yr by TONY ROUNCE

70 Dushons You Better Think It OverTake /These Chains (From My Heart)

didn't this come out on Golden Gate as well, or have gone mad !!!

Johnny

yep, same label number too I think (70)

Edited July 4, 200619 yr by chalky

presume same label....any additions

Kings Of Soul Is Your Love For Me

70 Dushons You Better Think It OverTake /These Chains (From My Heart)

72 Chimes The Beginning Of My Life/Coming Changes

74 General Crook Do It For Me/Till Then

78 Danny Bell Call On MeYour /Wrong About Me

Chimes or is it Chymes? every bit as good as KOS but you can get a copy for around 25 quid

and the other great track by the Chymes (#71) My baby's gone away/Where i come from

Steve

There are a total of 9 records on DTE. The others are:

71: The Chymes - My Baby's Gone Away/Where I Come From

73: General Crook - Gimme Some Parts 1 & 2

75: General Crook - What I'm getting Now And What I'm Used To Ain't The Same/Get Over

76: The Impalas - Think It Over (Vocal & Instrumental)

77: General Crook What Time It Is Parts 1 & 2

The Dushons 45 was also issued on Golden Gate 70 - presumably before DTE.

Label was seemingly owned by Chicago arrenger Burgess Gardner and his brother Walter.

(and I think Bunky Sheppard had a stake in it, too). The Lamarr label (Esquires' "Girls In The City" and two Star-Tels singles) was affiliated to it, too. All the releases came out between March 1970 and November 1971 - both labels!

Enough, already?

TONE

10 in total if you include the Kings of Soul. Great little label

Enough, already?

TONE

Enough, already?

TONE

Dont know, let me think...................

Johnny

If you go into the photo gallery John ... there's a clip ... all be it a very dark one ... of KoS being played at Amlwch niter last Saturday ... what a tune....

Yea saw that Joan and you shaking a leg at the back !

Thanks everyone for the usual high level of information..........your all on my christmas card list

Johnny

I had never heard of the K of S so when i heard Chris Anderton had scored a big hit in the states 9 copies i think and sold them for £1500 each i thought i must get a sound clip of someone and Chalky came up with it. Is it just me or did someone make a mistake and add the 2 noughts at the end, i cant for the life of me see why there is all the hype

Kings of Soul 'Your Love for Me' came out twice didn't it with a different b side?

and is crap in comparison to the one that's being played.

There was a thread about it on here a bit ago ... have had a look but can't find it .... any chance somebody could locate it please? Cos i'm crap!

The thread was about a copy of the inferior version that was up for sale with no label on e bay .... just in case anybody feels compelled to be a love and find it.

Thanks

Edited July 4, 200619 yr by jumpinjoan

There are a total of 9 records on DTE. The others are:

71: The Chymes - My Baby's Gone Away/Where I Come From

73: General Crook - Gimme Some Parts 1 & 2

75: General Crook - What I'm getting Now And What I'm Used To Ain't The Same/Get Over

76: The Impalas - Think It Over (Vocal & Instrumental)

77: General Crook What Time It Is Parts 1 & 2

The Dushons 45 was also issued on Golden Gate 70 - presumably before DTE.

Label was seemingly owned by Chicago arrenger Burgess Gardner and his brother Walter.

(and I think Bunky Sheppard had a stake in it, too). The Lamarr label (Esquires' "Girls In The City" and two Star-Tels singles) was affiliated to it, too. All the releases came out between March 1970 and November 1971 - both labels!

Enough, already?

TONE

LOVE 'GIRLS IN THE CITY'

Ted,

There were actually 10 copies that Shifty and I found...sold 9 and kept one myself. I did`nt know the record when i found it but knew of it. I was`nt 100% with it to start with but after a few plays it really does get you. All our copies are gone now. They came from someone connected with the writer in Illinois.

Joan, There was a version on ebay claiming to be different, it was mashed and went for about $500. I did`nt get to hear it but have it on good authority that it was different. Watch out for the single sided Demos....the wrong side of course!!

Think I`ll be giving KOS a spin at Prestwich this Friday.........

Chris

Ted,

There were actually 10 copies that Shifty and I found...sold 9 and kept one myself. I did`nt know the record when i found it but knew of it. I was`nt 100% with it to start with but after a few plays it really does get you. All our copies are gone now. They came from someone connected with the writer in Illinois.

Joan, There was a version on ebay claiming to be different, it was mashed and went for about $500. I did`nt get to hear it but have it on good authority that it was different. Watch out for the single sided Demos....the wrong side of course!!

Think I`ll be giving KOS a spin at Prestwich this Friday.........

Chris

Actually the "wrong side" is not bad as a 60s soul record - if you like 60s (as opposed to northern) soul. And if you catch my drift

Joan, There was a version on ebay claiming to be different, it was mashed and went for about $500. I did`nt get to hear it but have it on good authority that it was different. Watch out for the single sided Demos....the wrong side of course!!

I heard it Chris.... and it definitely was different.... sounded unfinished and had no 'soul' if you can understand that.... just sounded flat.

I heard it Chris.... and it definitely was different.... sounded unfinished and had no 'soul' if you can understand that.... just sounded flat.

Yep it definitely was - there was a soundclip on either the eBay auction or the thread about it on here... but can I find the thread anywhere...?

i have the demo on ebay at the moment

and yeah steve not a bad funky soul outing at all

and its only £4.99

https://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...AMESE%3AIT&rd=1

Yep it definitely was - there was a soundclip on either the eBay auction or the thread about it on here... but can I find the thread anywhere...?

Yes I can (eventually!)

https://www.soul-source.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=24816

Edited July 5, 200619 yr by rachel

different group?

https://www.heybabydays.com/photos_18.htm

oxford nights too....

https://www.heybabydays.com/photos_76.htm

Edited July 5, 200619 yr by mulf

Rachel, Wow, thats a lot different to what i imagined....more like an acoustic version! It lacks the urgency and passion of the original...or as joan puts it the "soul". I think the vocals may be identical though.......I`ll stick with mine thanks!

Chris

i cant for the life of me see why there is all the hype

i heard it for the first time at the lifeline before last and became a bit ADH about it!!!

i think it's the best thing i've heard for a long, long time - out of my league price-wise at moment, but i'm gonna get one someday

got it on a cd which i play at home all the time, but you've gotta hear it in a club to really appreciate it's qualities - that choppy guitar and the manic horns bit, quite heavenly

my mate john made me laugh, he said to me that the "guitar break" sounds like it's played by a five year old kid who wandered into the studio - but then that's the beauty of a lot of northern tunes....the simplicity

spose it will get bunged out on a uk "reissue" label and then be killed stone dead like benny harper though :angry: