Simon T

My mistake, EH 'WINW' was on the other side of the Suspcion press. The Victors - 'Hurt' was the other side of Billy Butler - 'Right Track' on the UK "Backtracking"Â label press. Both the EH tracks are out on a CD, but I can't remember it's title.

Yes, as the otherside to Suspcion attributed to The Detroit Prophets, it's the boot of Suspicion that play a bit faster (done of those unrelease Motown cassette tapes?)

Victors - Hurt is on Philips. The other side is called Not Only A Girl Knows which is also good. Hurt was also done by Eddie Holman but not released, but it is on a CD comp. The Victor is probably well over £100 now, but it was booted on a UK pressing years ago

Could someone post up or PM me decent quality scans of the Italian copy of Wil Collins - Anything I Can Do & So Good labels, plus the picture sleeve too. TIA Simon

Some record companies have been releasing stuff in this format recently. The latest thing is German company that makes a 'vinyl CD' one side plays in a CD player, the other plays on a record deck (it was on Radio 5 Live this week) What about a beer can that plays the tune when you open it, now that would be great!

It's from the LP 'So Sexy' on 20th Century (Canada) & Chi Sound (US) Also, on 7" Expansion & a UK anniversary do's free give away single

Mary Saxton - Losing Control?

I think it's sometimes caused by trying to fit a quart into a pint pot. The recording goes from multi track to stereo, and then when they get pressed, now in mono, it messes the sound up? The prophets track on the studio tape is crystal clear, but in stereo. A full mix of a track rather than an average of both channels often seems to make the result over noisy.

'Pain' by Mitty Collier on Chess

John, when's the sound files of the Parliaments going up on the auction?

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I know that sometimes I seem to be completely void of personality I sit alone the whole night through I seem to never think of you Don't get me wrong, I love you girl and I belong to you At my best I'm still a bore I confess that my jokes are poor My conversation's oh so dry I say the same things every night Don't get me wrong, I love you girl and I belong to you Oh if you would help me for a just little while I'll say something ?of strength? and new You said you'd care of me Remember how I smiled And touched you hand As all my dreams came true I guess I'll always sigh this way Although I'll try to ?style? ?what's? ?day? But oh yeh my love will grow and in time I'm sure you know My love is strong, believe me girl cuz I belong to you

It's not 'Superstar' is it? Tell me who's that man with them 20 inches under that wide body benz and who's that man sitting in VIP just a thuggin' and who's that man all the ladies are kissin and huggin tell me whos that man that the whole ghetto is lovin'

Correct Robin, along with High Bointon. I'll post up his spot playing it later. I think his copy went to Adam which I have now, complete with sellotape marks in the run out from being cover up. Steve Hanbury also had a copy, off D Raistrick. Rob Smith also had a copy, but it was knackered, I think Carl Fornum ended up with it.

'Merlin & the Magicians', £50 on Dave Raistricks list (Del Larks demo was £150, couldn't afford either!)

Big Maybelle - I've Got A Feelin' - Okeh £208 Phonetics - Just A Boy's Dream- Trudel £1269 Eddie Billips & the C.C.C.'s - Shake Off That Dream - Gar-Pax promo £402 Preparations - You Don't Want Me - Tarda £306 Shirley Lawson - One More Chance c/w The Star - Soul City £175 Tan Geers - Let My Heart And Soul Be Free - Okeh promo £505 Temptations - I Want A Love I Can - Tamla Motown promo £126 Bob Henry - Walk Like A Winner - Advision Aceate £48 Ernest Mosley - Stubborn Heart - La-Cindy £445 Herb Ward - Strange Change - Argo £395 Pep Brown - This Good Thing That I've Got - Walden £216 Frankie Beverly & The Butlers - Because Of My - Fairmount promo £1059 Willie Tee - Please Don't Go - Nola £356 Henry Brooks - Greatest Debt To My Mother - P&P £206 Marvin Gaye - This Love Starved Heart Of Mine - Tamla picture sleeve £357

The boots were pressed at Monach, and by the delta number sometime around the mid 70's. The matrix number is ZTSC142593. On the original is all in one followed by -1B. On the boot it's ZTSC  142 593 and it's about half the font size of the original. The easiest way to tell the difference is on the originals the 'foot' of the letters & numbers face the label, on the boot they face the grooves

The boots are also more a yellow than a light orange

Can't fit it in the scanner

Si Do you mean "used to funkier styles" as in used to stuff we used to listen to & collect around 81/2 i.e. stuff labelled "Jazz Funk" around that time? If so, can you remember any track being played on the 'northern scene'?

Perhaps one, if not the, deciding factor is whether you can dance to it? If it's too far away from the traditional 4 beats to the bar or 70's dance beat that 'northern soul' do attendees are familiar with, they won't or can't dance to it, hence empty floor. Is't 'proper' funk too syncopated?

MSK stands for Martin, Schneider and Kajeski, who owned M-S records, Detroit. Chester J Kajeski owned the music publisher Chetkay, that published the Silky Hargraves tracks (DBA CHETKAY Music Pub, 15401 Tirman, DEARBORN, MI) Kool Kat records were a division of MSK productions, Detroit Martin & Schneider also owned Marquee records, distributed by MSK productions. Marquee & Dearborn were run out of the same building in Dearborn M-S, Dearborn, Kool Kat & Marquee all have songs on them licensed from Chetkay

It's a boot. The circled M show it's from the Monach pressing plant & the triangle is the greek letter delta (D). The delta number 99522 puts it into the 70's as the last of 60's, december 1969, was 78959.