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That's the one. The next episode 'Seventies Soul' is also worth a watch. I have them both on a strange thing, I think it's called a video cassette!

You're looking for part 7 " Sixties Soul"

I'm a kid no more and this I fully realise ever since I left my loving mother's side

Bud Harper - Wherever you were - Peacock /more/soul-library/bud-harper-wherever-you-were-peacock-r46443

And ATCO too?

What is the song title on the other side of the record? What is the catalog number of the record? 003?

Main Ingredient. Perhaps it's gone up in price on the coat tails of Daybreak?

Courtesy of 'Don't Forget The Motor City' site https://www.dftmc.info/home.html Dancing On The Ceiling (Richard Rodgers-Lorenz Hart) publ. Harms Liz Lands; recorded Hitsville, completed 08-Sep-63 ; produced by William Stevenson [rel date unknown] [acetate]; LP (M): JD 191 The Supremes; recorded L.A. / Hitsville-GW, completed 31-Jan-67 ; produced by Berry Gordy May-67; LP (S): Motown S659 Supremes Sing Rodgers And Hart May-67; LP (M): Motown M659 Supremes Sing Rodgers And Hart Jun-87; CD: Motown MCDO 9074 MD The Rodgers And Hart Collection 26-Mar-02; CD (S): Motown 016 817 2 Sing

Didn't one go under the hammer a few years ago, and I'm not talking about an auction!

I saw on the BBC news on Thursday that Detroit is 'bankrupt' and the state Governor has call in the administers, so to speak https://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/bankrupt-decaying-and-nearly-dead-24-facts-about-the-city-of-detroit-that-will-shock-you

Does anyone know if there are any records of the Motown recording session (dates etc) and particularly what musicians where present?

I'm sure he's inquiring about the current value of Lonely Days which is currently up for auction elsewhere.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svLyyzBC_qI

Somewhere In This World There Is A Girl/ There She Is Lonely, Days Of My Life/ TCB (Takin' Care Of Business) Do Your Own Thing/ Laugh Now Boy"

That's also on Exit, which I seem to remember is a Spanish a release.

Bernard Righton & Fat Bob (Paul Calf's best mate) Cuba!

Sold. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-humber-21684179

Is 19 the little soldier off Academy? Well done again!

Is 12 the record player on Palmer? Well spotted! Thought that might last the longest! Well Done!

1960

Tax stamps: The letters KT which are often found on early pressings of British records is a tax stamp. This tax was a purchase tax that was imposed by the British government on the manufacturers of records, and was based on wholesale prices at a rate of 27 1/2% in 1967 (it was increased to 50% on March 20, 1968). The purchase tax was replaced by a value added tax (VAT) on March 31, 1973. The KT tax stamp can be found in the runoff grooves of singles from 1967 and 1968. A record with a KT stamp indicates that the tax was paid. Beginning in 1969, tax stamps were no longer put on records although the tax was still imposed. from site: https://pinkfloydarchives.com/DUK45NM.htm

36K!

Is that site password protected?

After Shrine, according to Eddie Singleton, at one point he was director of A&R at scepter / wand and did do recordings work with the Shirelles