Simon T

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being down so long, getting up didn't cross my mind when i watch this, i always wonder where they are now, what happened to their dreams and aspirations

I heard this on the wireless and thought it had i good soulful vocal. Caught something about 3 burners and after a google came to this on YouTube - very pleasantly surprised. I thought they would make a nice 'live act' down at a 100 Club niter; OK it's Russell Crow on the organ, but you've got Shifty on guitar and Butch on the drums! (in the 70's i remember the local department shop's hi-fi section selling some equipment with a similar 'box' , ? amp, with the whirling thing on it, any with more details?)

try Russ Vickers on here, I'm sure it was one of his c/u's

Modernsoulsucks can probably fill in the details. I was just asking if anyone remembers actually hearing it played out at an soul do, Wigan?

anybody on here remember it being played out, if so when and where? And who played it?

with my conspiracy hat on, I'd propose it's because it's got the name Singleton on the label. However, there are thousands of 'northern' records that are in two figure numbers and less, on major labels too, that can't be given a plausible reason for their rarity.

sorry for my badly worded post. I meant say, italics 100 copies, bold 50 ie 2:1. Therefore 150:? on Wand? 150:1?

anyone hazard a guess the ratio of Despenza 'italics' to 'bold' type font copies, and those combined, to Wand copies?

Rod, i think there's less chance of you getting the virus in this way than you finding yourself standing next me in a same-sex Elvis themed marriage chapel in Los Vagus tomorrow! Now, if your mate has a DIY novichok lab in his house, I'd be more weary. If you're still worried, don't buy anymore records and buy some jigsaws instead.

No, I'm sure there wasn't. But I remember my late sister's boyfriend use to to spend several months in borstal & prison for breaking into chemists to elevate the suffering of asthmatics & obese in the North West. Evidently, all in vain?

When using the cruciform 12" mailer, do people use any extra padding, stiffeners etc? i have it in my head, it'd would be better to pack things quite tight to avoid movement / slack space rather than pad with bubble-wrap etc.

VS began her singing career while serving actively in the US army. She entertained her follow troops in the service clubs, and was constantly in demand by her superiors to sing at wartime functions that needed entertainment. While stationed in France she was asked to join a vocal group of young men called the Corvettes (?) It was not until this invitation was extended did she entertain the idea of becoming a professional singer. The dedication to this idea was further reinforced when her group was a winner in the All Army Entertainment Contest *, and shortly-there-after she made her first television appearance on French television. Since then the entertainment world has been her first love Her first serious recording effort came in the early sixties when as lead singer for a group called the Ribbons. She experience her first nationally charted record ‘ain’t gonna kiss you’ and ‘my baby said’ The latter is now part of an oldie album *

I found this little sound clip of the alt version, reminds me a bit of Betty Wilson - I'm yours, for some reason Betty Lloyd - I'm Catching On (Alt Take).mp3

I previously listed them on here, but since stuck them on Discogs @ £12, so a tenner each + postage, to members. All vinyl & covers in great nick. You can get the track listing here https://www.45worlds.com/vinyl/label/kent i had forgotten what a wonderful catalogue Kent produced! 1. 006 CLASS OF 66 2. 007 FLOOR SHAKERS 3. 013 MOVING ON UP 4. 015 SHOES 6. 021 GEMS 7. 023 HOT CHILLS & COLD THRILLS 11. 055 KISSING HER & CRYING FOR YOU 15. 064 JERK IT AT THE PARTY IN CHINATOWN 16. 092 SATISFYING OUR SOULS

Only a snippet, but you'll get the gist. JOHNNY MOORE-LOVE EXPLOSION.mp3

Postage at cost, appropriate to cover value for loss damage etc. 1. GERALD MALORRY – Lay it down on me – Prelude WD £10 2. GENE CHANDLER – I’ll make the living – Chi Sound WD £7 3. GQ – Make my dreams a reality – Arista WD £10 4. DRAMATICS – I can’t stand it white label £6 5. LEROY HUTSON – She’s got it – white label £3 6. INTRIGUE – Let sleeping dogs lie – Music Power WD £12 7. TEMPTS – My love is true/Treat her like a lady/I’ll keep my light – hand written TP £4 8. YARBOROUGH & peoples – Don’t stop the music – 1 sided white label £13 9. SKYY – Show me the way – Salsoul WD £10 10. LA TOYA JACKSON – Betcha gonna need my loving – Larc WD £7 11. NORMAN CONNORS Take it to the limit – white label £5 12. MIKE & BRENDA Sutton – We’ll make it – SAM WD £8 13. POCKETS – Catch me - WD £8 14. SCANDAL – Love either grows or goes – SAM WD £10 15. Stanley Clarke – Straight to the top – Epic WD £ 16. AL MCCALL - Hard times - test press £20 17. LOVE COMMITTEE – I made a mistake - WD £5 stkm 18. SINS OF SATAN Dance & free your mind – Buddha grey/white demo £35 19. JOHNNY BRISTOL - Love no longer had a hold on me – Hanson white label £10Johnny Bristol, big A in red marker. stkm 20. SKIP MAHONEY – Janice – Underworld white label £15 stkm

is this her signature? if so what's the record?

I seem to remember Rob Thomas playing it out as Ena Ogden!

i thought he played it, not butch? so a C/U?

It's Butch isn't it? Sounds like him.

No to both question, i think.

I think i know this one; I| can picture it now,orange label, 2 & half minutes long, released 18 June 1973.....cool!

I'd would have thought Rita & Tiaras - Gone with the wind, would be one that did the job

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