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Hey Its Alphabetical list, still can't see I Ain't Playing from Lamont's early 80s album John

Motown's a great place to start. Why not collect some of the other Detroit labels RIC TIC, Golden World and Impact for starters Some great artists and tunes there

Anyone catch that Herbie Goins tune that was played on Sounds of the Sixties just now, Outside of Heaven I think pretty good.

Probably bought up in the mix

I'm with Jordi definitely Archie and the boys.

Whats Lee Fields go for now?

What's the story with the acetate on popsike,sold in May 2013 for $4000 and then re-sold in December that year for $1500,same copy . I seem to remember seeing pink copies in Russ's record bar during some of my final visits to the Casino in '77.

Heard Archie Bell Here I Go Again on an advert for SAGA holidays I wonder if its the lyric content or the vintage of the song that appealed .

How would they Know?

Spot on there with the Cool Jerk instru. there was a dose of Magic Saxophone Jimmy Castor as well

In my experience there's not too many clean copies of that about, sound file sounds pretty good to me, but I'm always suspicious of photos that don't detail the vinyl, especially at that price BTW whats a minter worth £300.00?

Sweet Things World of trouble was in the trailer too thats one I havn't heard out for a longtime

Could have asked Santa to drop it off for you

33 MINITS OF BLUES AND SOUL released in 1968

Vernon Greene was featured on a UK album 20 minutes of Minit (or something similar) I picked one up in a junk shop round about that time I can remember putting it on tape back then, I preferred Clydie Kings I'll never stop loving you

Album track only on Ray Charles Crossover label.....'Fresh' is the albums title, The 45 is on SOUL HQ through Joe Boy Niel Rushton I think album's between £40-£100

UK Atlantic issued a lot of northern sounds in the 70's Drifters 'Dues' Tony and Tyrone Please Operator to name two how come they never issued this one?

Why would you take Jimmy Beaumont before JP Robinson?

Isn't that "All Over the World"

NO dutch release was Jan 1970, it was played of an LP at the Casino assume to be Soul on the Rocks, along with Marvelettes Only Your Love can save me , the brilliant Ain't No Sun (since you've been gone) by Chuck Jackson and one by Gladys Knight that I canna remember the title of, the latter 3 never made it to 45.

Grey/ Silver is actually the white demo, 1st release is red Mercury label, and the picture one is later (but not by much) probably released while the label was changed (same number)

So 'demo' as in a copy played to other singers then, rather than 'demo'promo copy for radio DJs etc.

Last UK Linda Jones went for £100 on the bay (seems like the well known northern stuff is going for a premium now whether stone original or dubious how long will it last)

I can remember getting into the Casino on that first night to the strains of the Sherry s, my mate Kevin Horsewood , Moira and Penny were all northern soul novices at the time, we'd arrived in Wigan at 8 that night not realizing the whole thing didn't kick off until 1,so we were pretty much 1st in the queue, having only had one previous outing to The Raven in WItchurch, we thought every record played was a Wigan exclusive, seem to remember the Invitations Skiing in the Snow,Patti Austin Music to my Heart & Pain stain as well as Melba Moore Don't Cry being featured during those early days.Great to hear Gwen and Ray again (rare one that). Great podcast looking forward to the next one Thanks Pete, John

Phew! good job he's willing to declare a low value for import duty