Nick Soule

Best gritty production ever! Sounds like your blowing the speakers even when you play quietly. Brian Engel from Minneapolis has been pushing both Joe Walker & Charles 'Mr. CC' Carlson pretty hard for years...I suppose that doesn't affect the European scene that much though.

I've e-mailed him before about about a different record. I guess he's an old dude that has been collecting since the 60's, and I heard that he used to be a radio DJ back then or something too? He was bragging about this record telling me that he put a reserve of $3,000 on it, and is one of those guys that got a hold of a Manship guide and then tells you exactly how rare his records are when he really doesn't have a clue.

Everything has been sold. Thanks a lot, you have no idea how much this helps me out.

Tony Middleton, Ray Pollard, & Lonzine Cannon are sold.

Price includes shipping to anywhere in the world. PM me if interested in anything Don Gardner - Is This Really Love (Cedric)EX, $200 SOLD Tony Middleton - Paris Blues (Mala, demo)VG+, $200 SOLD Ray Pollard - The Drifter (United Artists)VG+ somewhat beat label and a cue burn 5 seconds after the record starts, $100 SOLD Lonzine Cannon - Quit While I'm Ahead (Philips, demo)VG+,wol, $100 SOLD Drake And The En-Solids - Please Leave Me (Alteen)EX, $100 SOLD The Para-monts - Come Go With Me (Ole)VG+, wol on the b-side, $60 SOLD

In one of the listings on popsike the seller wrote that there are 5 known to exist. Don't know if there's any truth to that or not, but every copy on there seems to have some cosmetic defects...I would take 'em though. I believe the one I was offered was mint, and I guess it was the first one ever found in the US in the eighties or nineties.

If I can get the money, which will take me months, I probably will. It's my favorite record by far, and I guess it is super rare especially in good condition...of course I'll be watching ebay very closely for one.

Not going to give up the name then...I'll have that money in a few months. I also got a few people that would ask me how much I'd be willing to pay, and then back out last minute...teases.

When I was asking for one, someone came at me with the price of 3500-uk.

Volcanos sold. Make offers if you're interested and don't like the price. I want them gone.

PM me on here if you're interested in anything. All prices include shipping. The Volcanos - Gotta Be A False Alarm (Harthon) -mint- £50 SOLD Emile Griffith - Goin Goin Gone (Tangerine demo) -mint- £30 Soulful Seven - I've Got A Feelin' (MGM demo) -near mint- £40 Lou Roberts & The Marks - You Fooled Me (MGM stock) -Excellent- £40

Been sorted with both. Thanks.

I believe the picture sleeve is pretty rare. Should be that amount in dollars not pounds at the very most though.

Great record with a really raw production! The uptempo side is a good dancer, but the ballad on the other side is amazing.

I sent you a PM.

Yeah, saw that one...I'm not paying $600 for a picture sleeve though.

I've seen pictures of the one for Hey Love b/w No Time For You(the side of the record I'm after), but not the other one.

Yeah, I knew that. The singular Dynamic is a San Antonio label, right? At least I think the group is is from San Antonio.

Looking for Ex or better copies of: The Commands - Hey It's Love (Dynamic) Eldees - Don't Be Afraid To Love (Dynamic)

If I had 20 grand, the list would've been a lot longer...and I probably would've tried to get a Frank Wilson.

Apparantly there is a blue label and a red label, so I'm wondering if the red label has the name 'Morgan' on it and maybe the blue one is a typo on the name or something. And thankyou very much for the clip. Greatly appreciated.

Don't know him. What's his name on here? Or an e-mail?

Got almost everything off my last list, but this & the Tomangoe's(no surprise). The Locations was the one I was really hoping for. Any playable condition will do. Thanks, Nick

Will do. Thanks.

This is what it looks like...'I've got everything' is the side, but the otherside has a nice early sound and is written by one of the Butler brothers along with Otis Leavill.