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  1. sounds like Edwin Starr - Has it happened to you yet / Herman Griffin orchestra - I need you like a baby. 1997 Goldmine
  2. out yesterday according to Soul Up North advert Herbie Ross / don't try to change me NBS0010BL MARSHAL AND JONES - sometime maybe
  3. Weekend Soul Event Guide Soul Map Shout 20-22rd September 2024 View full article
  4. Thanks to member Mark aka @Thinksmart for flagging this release up in our forums A quick shout about the latest releases from Expansion Records featuring Bobby Hutton Release Notes This is the first reissue of the “Piece Of The Action” LP since 1973, and the CD has bonus tracks with everything Bobby Hutton recorded between 1969 and 1974. Everything taken from the original master stapes and restored. Bobby Hutton is from Detroit, Michigan and began his career after winning a talent show at the 20 Grand nightclub. In 1971 he performed on the very first nationally aired Soul Train TV programme. He cites Jackie Wilson as his biggest influence. He began writing under his real name Harold Hutton, then Billy Davis at Chess Records persuaded the change to Bobby Hutton. He had decided not to pursue a career at Motown, and after one single for Checker, then another at Blue Rock (a subsidiary of Mercury) he moved to the Philips label for the huge Northern Soul favourite, “Come See What's Left Of Me" which was first played at the Stafford All-Nighters back in1985, covered up as Casanova Brown. Talents that produced and arranged for Bobby during those Blue Rock/Philips sessions include Donny Hathaway and Joshie Jo Armstead, and in fact it was with Jo that Bobby co-wrote that Northern Soul classic. The Philips tracks are all on the CD as bonus tracks to the Piece Of The Action” album for ABC Records in 1973. Produced by Dee Ervin, there are several fine tracks to enjoy but surely none better than the Gary Wright-penned “Lend A Hand” which became one of the biggest 'modern' Northern Soul tracks of all-time after spins at venues like the Highland Room at the Blackpool Mecca and Wigan Casino. The track was first championed by DJ Colin Curtis in 1974. The album is beautifully produced with vocal accompaniments from artists including Patti Hamilton of The Lovelites, Jean Plum, Mikki Farrow and Frankie Karl. It received great reviews at the time and that persuaded ABC to release a non-album follow-up 45 produced by the brilliant McKinley Jackson and Reginald Dozier credited “Loving You, Wanting You, Needing You, Wanting You”/'Watch Where You’re Going” which is an elusive, highly sought-after single by soul collectors worldwide (now an Expansion 7” reissue). In 2007, Bobby was honoured as he was nominated the best singer in Chicago, quite an achievement and something that Bobby is quite rightly very proud of. Lp Details Limited Edition Vinyl LP in original sleeve SIDE A 1. Lend A Hand (3:40) 2. It's All Been Said Before (2:30) 3. Then I Found You (3:44) 4. Until I See You Again (3:13) 5. Can't Get Enough Of Your Love (3:45) SIDE B 1. I Love The Way You Make Me Feel (3:16) 2. Lead Me On (3:01) 3. There Ain't No Man (2:57) 4. Can't Stop Talking (2:32) 5. A Part Of Me (3:51) Cd Details Track Listing 1. Lend A Hand (3:40) 2. It's All Been Said Before (2:30) 3. Then I Found You (3:44) 4. Until I See You Again (3:13) 5. Can't Get Enough Of Your Love (3:45) 6. I Love The Way You Make Me Feel (3:16) 7. Lead Me On (3:01) 8. There Ain't No Man (2:57) 9. Can't Stop Talking (2:32) 10. A Part Of Me (3:51) CD Only Bonus Tracks 11. Loving You, Needing You, Loving You, Wanting You (3:46) 12. Watch Where You're Going (3:31) 13. You're My Whole Reason (2:35) 14. Lonely In Love (3:07) 15. More Today Than Yesterday (2:53) 16. Come See What's Left Of Me (2:29) 17. Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye (2:28) 18. I've Got A Memory (2:15) 19 I Can't Stand A Woman Two Timing A Man (3:39) 20. That's How Heartaches Are Made (2:24) 21. Ooo Baby (2:27) 45 Details Loving You, Needing You, Loving You, Wanting You / Watch Where You're Going by Bobby Hutton Limited Edition 7" on original label looking artwork Side A Loving You, Needing You, Loving You, Wanting You (3:49) Side B Watch Where You’re Going (3:35) 45 Details Lend A Hand / Come See What's Left Of Me by Bobby Hutton Limited Edition on original looking label art Side A Lend A Hand (3:26) Side B Come See What's Left Of Me (2:27) Expansion Link https://www.expansionrecords.com/ Forum topic link https://www.soul-source.co.uk/forums/topic/453483-bobby-hutton-cd-on-expansion-has-arrived/ Images
  5. Bobby Hutton - Album & 45s Release - Expansion Records View full article
  6. just clocked this https://www.expansionrecords.com/pr/du6PJT9yPkanmCXkTlPZ9Q plus 2 x related 45s released
  7. Word sent in of a new digital album release from Japan Tokyo, Japan – Dadmandog, a project bringing back the sounds of early 80s Boogie and Post-Disco, is set to release its debut full-length album, 2 Hours Behind, on 21 September, 2024. 2 Hours Behind delves into the transitional period from analog to digital in the disco scene, perfectly recreating the sound of studio sessions from that era. Laid-back yet tight rhythms, groovy basslines, and shimmering vocoder create an authentic early 80s Boogie experience. With city pop and nu-disco gaining renewed attention, Dadmandog focuses on the roots of the genre – funk. Using the latest digital technology, the album achieves an old-school sound reminiscent of analog warmth. Featuring nine continuous, danceable tracks, 2 Hours Behind is a must-listen for funk enthusiasts. Album Artwork and Title The album artwork, shot by Japanese photographer lyuhuji in a Xinjiang, China disco, captures the retro interior and unique dance culture, creating a nostalgic atmosphere. The album’s title, “2 Hours Behind,” refers to Xinjiang Time, two hours behind Beijing, symbolizing the album’s timeless, old-school sound. About Dadmandog Dadmandog, the solo project of Yamato Shibasaki, is known for its distinctive grooves that capture the raw energy as if a funk band jamming in the studio. Dadmandog Official Website: https://dadman.dog Info via website One enjoyment of funk, or rare groove, is the act of “digging”. This is the pleasure of discovering rare and previously unknown records in record shops, and encountering new music. Once a piece of music becomes well-known, it inevitably loses its novelty. These rare grooves are, of course, “old records”, and it’s virtually impossible for “new 80s funk records releases” to be made unless we could somehow time travel. With the advancements of the internet, video platforms like YouTube, and the ease of cross-border e-commerce that made everything way more accessible, discovering unknown funk has become more difficult. The Dadmandog project aims to provide a new digging experience for funk lovers, listeners, and DJs. Our goal was to create technically a “new” 80s funk record. 2 Hours Behind by Dadmandog
  8. Digital Album - Dadmandog - 2 Hours Behind View full article
  9. Film: Luther: Never Too Much View full article
  10. Details of an upcoming film that may be of interest... Luther: Never Too Much Release Notes: Luther Vandross’ story is being told. “Luther: Never Too Much,” the documentary film from award-winning director Dawn Porter, chronicles the story of a vocal virtuoso. Using a wealth of rarely seen archives, Luther tells his own story with assistance from his closest friends and musical collaborators including Mariah Carey, Dionne Warwick, Valerie Simpson and Roberta Flack. The film relives the many stunning moments of Luther’s musical career, while exploring his personal life, health struggles, and a lifelong battle to earn the respect his music deserved. Opens in theatres (usa) starting Nov. 1. It will then premiere on CNN, OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network, and Max in 2025. Luther: Never Too Much | Official Trailer (2024) More info via https://luthervandross.com/watch-the-trailer-for-luther-vandross-documentary-luther-never-too-much-exclusive/
  11. just what we need in 2024, a new member telling us all how to do things if you and any one else wants to "shake a leg/have a boogie of a Fri/Sat night and remember what it was like back in the 70’s!" then simply find a event that does that, there's many about, no real need to sign up here and then proceed to tell us all where you think everyone is going wrong and what's all this about writing wedding dj poems? are/were you one?
  12. Mike posted Help item in Membership Help
    Our main soul related topics are left up permanently, we have news/topics from 1997 onwards, freebasing topics do get archived. There are over 2 million posts so at times searching these posts can be challenging Example searching for 'rarest of the rare' For this search term the best bet may be to first try and recall a word in the title eg 'rarest' Then simply search for it If there are loads of results then you may nned to filter the search, try hitting the 'rarest' in content titles only' option If there are still too many results hit the "more search options" and select the Content Type topics and then under forums select 'all about the soul' and 'look at your box' this will avoid searching our sales forums The above should give you more targeted results such as... https://www.soul-source.co.uk/search/?&q=rarest&type=forums_topic&quick=1&nodes=1,2&search_and_or=or&search_in=titles&sortby=relevancy The trick is the choosing the right term and then narrowing the search down There are other options, such as 'by the phrase' or and/or or searching by the author If need any help/advice feel free to shout up here in reply or via a new topic in our freebasing forum
  13. Your browser should view the site using the timezone you are actually in The event guide does make use of timezones both when reading and when posting events So if you are in say Spain, on your browser all the event guide timings will show in Spanish time Similar when adding events, it should use your browser timezone when adding an event, however if needed you can select a different timezone
  14. a quick events timezone pass on your browser should view the site using the timezone you are actually in the event guide does make use of timezones So if you are in say Spain on your browser all the event timings will show in Spanish time Similar when adding events, it should use your browser timezone when adding an event, if needed you can select a different timezone
  15. basically our main soul related topics are left up permanently, we have news/topics from 1997 onwards, freebasing topics do get archived for this topic best bet be to first try and recall a word in the title eg rarest then search for it if loads of results try hitting the 'rarest' in content titles only' if still too many results hit "more search options" and select the Content Type topics and then under forums select 'all about the soul' and 'look at your box' that will give you more targeted results such as... https://www.soul-source.co.uk/search/?&q=rarest&type=forums_topic&quick=1&nodes=1,2&search_and_or=or&search_in=titles&sortby=relevancy the trick is the choosing the right term and then narrowing the search down
  16. iPhone test edit - below added iphone use the HEIC format for storing images When uploading them on here the iphone converts them to jpeg format first and then uploads ok, as per above However if you save them off somewhere from your iphone and then try and upload them you may hit issues if you do hit issues you can either convert them to jpg or similar format and upload/share or upload them direct from the iphone let me know if an issue and need any help cheers mike
  17. Details and such of new prices coming in... https://www.royalmail.com/prices2024
  18. Event: Charity Soul Night At The Rec Cheshire Soul Club Review: 5 stars by Johnny Northern. Event Date: 14 Sep 2024 Another fantastic night at The Rec while raising money for Macmillan Cancer Support in memory of Roger Conneely. Seven DJs each playing 45 minutes each of the best Soul & Motown. A total of £810 was raised, which is a credit to all those who turned out, the DJs who gave there time for free & kept the floor busy all night, the raffle organisers. A well run Charity Soul Night well worthy of Five Stars ***** 😊 Tap to view the full event review
  19. our guidelines are clear on just what and where and how to post eg -------------------- Sales Markt Section Guidelines WHERE TO POST SALES Sellers - where to post/advertise your record sale items in our Soul Markt sections... Member posting individual sale items or lists - selling directly via Soul Source (by pm/email/telephone) - Post in the RECORD SALES FORUM Member with a website/store - selling directly via Soul Source (by pm/email/telephone) - Post in the RECORD SALES FORUM Member with a website/store - posting listings for their website/shop sales and sells directly via their own shop/listings - Post in the WEBSITE SALES FORUM Members selling items on ebay/discogs - who wish to advertise those sales to members - Post in the WEBSITE SALES FORUM Members who own/run a website which is set-up to publicly charge other traders to sell/buy 45s (fee/commission) - BANNER ADVERTISING AVAILABLE ONLY -------------------- posting adverts for sales sites in our main sales forum is simply not on a member has been given a warning
  20. Event: Wigan Casino S Mr M S 50th Sold Out Review: 5 stars by Mickyfinn. 4 member rated this review helpful. Event Date: 14 Sep 2024 The absence of any reviews compelled me to write something of this magical Day. There are no shortage of Soul events that play familiar oldies, but few have the pedigree to pull in a huge crowd of lifelong soul fans. This was such an event. For those of us who usually seek out something a bit less familiar, and gravitate to the rare and underplayed scene. And even the crossover/modern side of things. It’s great to remind yourself occasionally, why w... Tap to view the full event review
  21. Just seen this appearing on forum posts with a mixcloud embed on here, no changes this end so am taking it that it may be a mixcloud issue? Let us know if you know or read anything about it cheers mike edit looking like resolved
  22. Out Now - Soul Up North Magazine #121 - The Autumn 2024 issue Content goes something like this... SOUL UP NORTH - issue 121 GOOD TUNES & GREAT GROOVES Dave Halsall FUNK IN YO’ FACE – WHAT’S HAPPENING C.C. Howard Priestly FEET TO THE BEAT – VENUE REPORTS Diane Naylor / Stephen Riley SOUL IN A DIGITAL AGE John Farrar SOULFUL SEVENTIES SPINS aka ‘PLUMB’S PEACHES’ Steve Plumb CHICAGO SOUL Shane Cox CREATIVE SOUL – THE STORY SO FAR Cliff Steel PAT LEWIS - RIP SOUL SPOTLIGHT – FLORIDA’S TEMPTATIONS (PART 1) Steve Guarnori THE LADIES CHOICE – COLLECTING RARE SOUL Julie Molloy SOUL IN PRINT – MAGAZINES & FANZINES (Part 24) Iain McCartney THE MOST SOUGHT AFTER RARE NORTHERN Neckender CHUCK CORBY AND HIS LONELY NIGHTS John Smith THE MOST SOUGHT AFTER RARE NORTHERN (continued) Neckender COLLECTING BRITISH Lord Snooty THE DUKE TURNER STORY Dave Welding COLLECTOR’S CD – TRACK LISTING Dave Halsall HOT OFF THE VINYL PRESS Howard E HOT OFF THE VINYL PRESS – LP extra Howard E JERRY ‘SWAMP DOGG’ WILLIAMS Ed Salamon FLASHBACK FEATURES-WHAT IS R&B? Linda ‘Nashee’ Couldstone LITTLE SILVER DISCS Howard E VIEW FROM THE APE HOUSE Tim Brown FEET TO THE BEAT – VENUE REPORTS Geoff Green AND FINALLY – DEEP SOUL CORNER John Ridley Availability Available now from all the usual stockists including our very own Source Store Tap here to purchase Soul Up North 121 Autumn  Issue via Source Store, delivered via our fast same working day shipping service!
  23. Out Now - Soul Up North Magazine #121 - Autumn 2024 Issue View full article
  24. Youtube Numerogroup blurb: For 23 straight Saturday nights of 1982, The Chicago Party dance show assaulted Chicagoland UHF eyeballs with Spandex, Southside fly guys, tender tenderonies, magicians, contortionists, prismatic video gimmickry, and lip-synched singles by a rising regime of local post-disco casualties. Unfettered nightlife and outlandish humor poured out of oddball outpost The CopHerBox II and onto TV screens, presented here as a 100 minute video mixtape on DVD. Its companion compilation features five previously unreleased tracks, joined by music culled from a trove of self-released 45s and small-time 12”s. Die-cut cathode-ray jacket and six in-package stills put the Party at your fingertips.
  25. Video: Ultra-high Frequencies Chicago Party Video posted by Mike. Updated: 16 Sep 2024 Youtube Numerogroup blurb: For 23 straight Saturday nights of 1982, The Chicago Party dance show assaulted Chicagoland UHF eyeballs with Spandex, Southside fly guys, tender tenderonies, magicians, contortionists, prismatic video gimmickry, and lip-synched singles by a rising regime of local post-disco casualties. Unfettered nightlife and outlandish humor poured out of oddball outpost The CopHerBox II and onto TV screens, presented here as a 10... Tap to view the full video via Source Video Feature

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