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so it must have been a london thing is what i'm getting? i first heard it way before the 100 club started in 78 or 79? there was a fair few original mods & suede heads about- so i guess it was an early days rare soul thing? i see no reason not to bring it back,obviously the tunes must be soufull and just a couple at the end,not a big deal,just breaking things up a bit,trying to make it interesting,,looks like i'm on my own,not the first or last time ,i travel alone ha

Been saying this for a while,definate NO from me also and i don't mind reggae but played at a reggae night !

The 'X' file factor... Nobody has answered it because nobody on here has seen one yet. The proof in such case can only be delivered by bringing one. No body, no murder case. It doesn't mean that there is no murder. It only means that there's no case. RobbK's explanation aimed to point out (subjectively too) as to why maybe the record never got beyond the promotional stage due to Ron Holden's poor vocal performance. And that even radios dee-jays were not keen to push it up. If it was up to him the same.

Theres a few dedicated groups on facebook vinyl reunited and album and cover matchup. I have had a few successes

Brilliant, as are all your mixes

As am I, Whilst not anti Reggae by any stretch of the imagination...It's a definite NO from me!

Looks to me like two things have emerged from this topic. Nobody has any answer to the original question, and a lot of people hate "I'll Forgive and Forget" by Ron Holden. Oh happy day's!

Gladys Knight Ain’t you glad you chose love / Shorty Long Baby come back home Ex condition £45 Bobby Goldsboro it’s too late VG condition £10 chuck jackson I’ve got to be strong VG + £10 Plus postage

Stuart and Penni Raith make a welcome return to the Sound of Soul studio with them both in holiday mode. Dean Anderson presents The Sound Of Soul™ 02 May 2024 **LIVE FACEBOOK CHAT EVERY WEEK** 8pm till 10pm We are once again honoured to have the young energetic Penni & Stuart Raith with us in the Sound of Soul Studio. I can truly say without any doubt that you will be mesmerised by the vibrance, information and entertainment that you will be treated to once again. Join us for 2 hours of music, conversation and education.

“We’ll find a way” Blinky and Edwin Starr ”You can depend on me” Brenda Holloway ”Seeing is believing” Marvelettes Don’t think these got a 45 release.

I don't believe my post was off-topic. I merely posted the reason why I think there were likely few (if any) store stocker copies pressed up (as absolutely NONE of us has ever seen one, and why I didn't see any at Challenge's L.A. distributor at the time the record would have been out). It had more to do with why DJs weren't playing the DJ issue, and why I never heard it on KGFJ or XERB, and why distributors weren't getting orders for it, and radio listeners didn't ever know it existed. One might guess that Challenge Records didn't have the Soul music marketing connections to produce a Soul hit. But Yvonne Carroll's and The Delicates Challenge releases did fine, charting, and getting a lot of store stockers pressed up, and Johnny Wyatt's at least, got a fair amount pressed up. I've been a member of this forum since 2006, and I don't remember ever writing something that could be considered rude, or a put down. That goes for all the other fora I've frequented since 2001. I certainly didn't mean anything personal. I guess I phrased it in a harsh way. I apologise to his friends and family. I certainly wouldn't begrudge Ron from having a good start at his singing career, getting a smash hit with "Love You So"/"My Babe", or being able to have a short career of a few years with it. My point was that, in my opinion, his vocals on his Challenge record's the two sides didn't have enough spirit or transcending quality to lift the good instrumentals to a level high enough to compete with the really high-quality Soul music on the charts in 1967, to make the DJs want to play it, or record shops to carry it, and so, the kids never even got a chance to hear it. And yes, Challenge didn't give this issue enough marketing push to get it heard. I guess I'm getting mean and insensitive in my old age.

The Valentines "Breakaway" Mint-. £220. You can pay with a few payments if that helps, I'm easy to deal with. Postage at cost

Quality listen, once again!!

Hi All Some nice northern up for grabs price and condition is on sleeves Paypal please friends and family or add 5% on overall cost Postage from Ireland Tracking £12.50

This copy is vg++ but it has a craxk in it that was fixed with glue Dnap it plays great 150€

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Today Tomorrow Forever TTF It’s A Groove RSO Issue copy wanted (UK seller preferred) DM if you can help.

long shot, but just picked up a copy of this album from boot sale, unfortunatly the cover is missing, so, looking for a cover if anyboby has one

Hi, i'm looking for original copies of Arthur Griswold - pretty mama blues Bill Moss & Soul Injections - can you feel it Billy Byrd - lost in the crowd Black Smoke Band - i'll keep searching Fred Williams - tell her Freedom Express - get down Marshall, Donovan, Broomfield - since i found my baby Timothy McNealy - sagittarius black Universals - new generation Williams Bros - rap on please let me know price and condition, if you can help me out. thanks, max