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What a coincidence Andy When I forwarded Mick O'Donnells flyer over to Oliver, he remaked that it was eactly the same view of the GM (General Motors )Building that he had from his own apartment. Small world Dave -
Hi Guys The Sounds Of Imani is out on general release today Monday February 11th and is available from all the usual stockists. Regards Dave Soul Junction
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Hi Nick It would appear that we (Soul Junction) have somehow ruined your Sunday Evening. Your comments on our marketing and promotional methods somehow imply that we some kind of poor man's mafia. All of the deejay's and presenters who play and support our products do so under there own steam we just send them the goods then it's up to them if they spin them or not with no retribution. We at Soul Junction spend a lot of time and effort not to mention money supporting our artists(who in a lot of cases are our friends and hero's) and will continue to do our very best for them. Of course you are entitled to express your own opinion but before doing so spare a thought for the artists many of whom ( not just from Soul Junction but many other labels) read the comments on this forum. If you have an issues that you would like to discuss with me please either send me a PM, email or give me a call my details are on the website. Regards Dave Welding
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Hi Trev Wasn't this where you got your's and Cliff's copies of Pam Bowie on Aquarius from all those years ago. That's another tip you owe me a shandy for Dave
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Yes Chalky, checkout the podcasts on the soul discovery site later tonight or in the morning: www.souldiscovery.co.uk Oh yes there's also a link to itunes as well. Dave
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Hi Folks don't forget to listen in to Mick O'Donnells "Soul Discovery Show" at 6pm for a interview with some of Detroits finest ! Follow the link in Todays Soul Radio section. Mick will be followed by Steve Plumb (deputising for Eddie Edmunds) at 8pm. Steve will also be airing both sides of Sounds Of Imani plus Audio's forth coming modern soul winner "Don't Move A Musle" A Sunday night's entertainment of the finest order and definitely one not to be missed Dave
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Hey Franc Is it mint minus and is it for sale ?
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You must have forgotten to take your ear plugs with you that night, mind you things need to be played really loud when they've got your shirt's to compete with !!! Why don't you give "I Gotta To Find A Way/Don,t Leave Me " a listen cheap and cheerful just like me Dave
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A likey story,
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So then Pete that's were you get most of DVD, s from is it.
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Hang on Pete you might start a stampede there's more than one! Dave P.S remember to wipe your feet before you enter you don't want damage any of Francis's stock which is usually on display all over the floor. Checkout his fancy dress section you can enter as Mr normal and come out with a Supreme's greatest hits LP, a Sex Pistols grunge badge and dressed like Henry the VIII all in the same visit. (ala Mr Benn)
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More so in the UK Steve But we sold a hell of a lot in mainland Europe which was really pleasing as this was our first foray into the contempary gospel field. Anyway getting back on topic although kinda merging two topics Butch's inclusion of Mike's "I Want Some Satisfaction" in his excellent 70's and crossover set thread just high light's the quality of Mike's recordings. "I Want Some Satisfaction" was a Ernest Kelley composition, which Ernest recorded firstly on Willie Collins followed by serveral other artists in the hope of turning it into a standard i.e Cloe Martin Dee Edwards and a instrumental version by Johnny Griffiths on Triple B. Johhny Griffiths being a former member of the Funk Brothers at Motown with Jack Ashford. Then later a business partner of Ernest Kelley who worked surreptitously with Jack at Triple B due to Ernest still being employed by Motown and Gordy's dislike of any of his employees moonlighting etc , any way that's enough of that i'm sure Ady Croasdell will shead more light on this subject on one of his forthcoming projects Dave
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The album was never released with a cover, this was a very commom cost cutting practice at the time. Dave
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"You Make Me Feel The Way You Do" was also recorded by Barrett Strong and was featured on his 1982 Album entitled "Love Is You" which appeared on Norton Stern's Coup label. A 45 of " You Make Me Feel The Way You Do b/w Love Is You" was also released on Coup. Stern was a buddy of Ernest Kelley Mike Jemison's producer, manager and life long friend.Hence Mike also recording "You Make Me Feel The Way You Do" I always thought that "Spread Love was a very underated track which probably suffered because of only being available as a album track. I latter included it on the Ernest Kelley Soul Heroes (GVCD 3035) which was released on Grapevine in 2007. Mike Jemison now a ordained Baptiste minister is still a regular performer on the gospel circuit, often sharing the bill with Areatha Franklin. We also released two contempary gospel sides by Mike in 2010 "Hold On He's Coming b/w Call On Me" Soul Junction SJ507. Dave
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Hi Bob I too have a issue copy which I found lying around in a pile of records at Soul Bowl circa 15 years ago, but i have never seen another copy since. I did play the b-side out a few times covered up but can't remember what as (another senior moment). I think I mentioned that a issue copy exsisted in a previous thread regarding rarer Buddah releases Dave
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Hi Andy As you rightly say this release has caused quite a stir amongst real soul fans. Contempary gospel soul records are becoming a very popular phenomenon presently. Many thanks for the label scans too
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While talking with John (Anderson) tonight, we briefly discussed the above subject. He reckon's that he only ever had circa 50 copies and not all at the same time, although he did sell some used one's for a quid each in the early days (I'm sure Dickie Watt will confirm this fact being one of the lucky recipient's at the time). Althought John had quantity of many of Jack's other release's on Prodigal Triple B, Sepia, Spectrum,Ashford, She etc he has never meet Jack or Eddie (albeit briefly at Prestatyn). His dealings were with Lorriane. Even though John's dislike of Northern is well documented he has always rated Al Gardner's Sweet Baby very highly and thinks the backing track is great. Dave
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Mary Wheeler & THE Knights I Feel In My Heart Atom W/D VG++ £300.00 has promo "X" on label Postage £6.00 Specail Delivery PM or e-mail david.welding@ blueyonder.co.uk Regards Dave
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Many thanks Chalky, great job once again. A.J.Sparks followed by Sounds OF Imani both testment to the great new soul recordings that are in 2013 still being produced in the Motorcity. There's pleny more stuff to come from the former Fee records dynasty over the next few months and beyond. Dave
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The Sounds Of Imani: Must Be An Angel View full article
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Press Release: Sounds Of Imani “Must Be An Angel/It’s Alright” SJ519 Release Date: Monday February 4th 2013 The Sounds Of Imani (with Imani being the Swahili word for faith) was created in 1996 by the versatile husband and wife team of Gerald and Carol Ervin. Carol a keyboard player, vocalist and songwriter in her own right, her background has always been within the gospel genre. She was a choir directress with several Church ensembles before forming in 1995 the Gospel/Jazz group, The Sounds Of J.U.T.O.C.A, with two of her co-workers from the Detroit East Community Mental Health Service: Thomas Lawrence and Julia Shabazz; they were later joined by Selena Rowe. While Gerry a cousin to James Mitchell of the Detroit Emeralds and Paul Mitchell of The Floaters began his career in the field of secular music. Gerald honed his vocal skills singing backing vocals with The Detroit Emeralds, Chapter 8 (pre Anita Baker) and The Floaters. He also featured in the group line up of The Flaming Emeralds with cousin Kenny Goodman, Al Martin, Glynis Martin, Rory Johnson and Chris Knight on their perennial 1977 Northern/Modern Soul classic “Have Some Everybody” (Fee 361). Gerry also featured in the group line up of The Detroit Emeralds when they last toured the UK. The legacy of The Flaming Emeralds continues today with Gerry’s cousin Kenny Goodman who is also currently acting as the musical director for Sounds Of Imani. The Sounds Of Imani are regular performers throughout the Detroit metropolis helping to raise funds for many Community organisations and ministering to various shelter residents such as the Salvation Army and the Detroit Rescue Mission to name a few. They have also appeared at several gospel events throughout California, Milwaukee and Illinois. They recorded their debut cd album entitled “Revelation” in 2002, but it is two of their brand new songs from the “New Project” that we at Soul Junction have licensed for our next 45 release. The contemporary mid tempo gospel outing “Must Be An Angel” backed with the more upbeat dance track “It’s Alright” for your delight. https://soundcloud.com/chalkster/sounds-of-imani-soul-junction For further information please contact John Anderson or Dave Welding Tel: +44 (0)121 602 8115 E-mail sales@souljunctionrecords.co.uk Soul Junction Records 20 Hammersley Close Cradley Halesowen West Midlands ENGLAND B63 2LG Tel: +44 (0) 121 602 8115 E-mail sales@souljunctionrecords.co.uk www.souljunctionrecords.co.uk -
If memory serves me right both SPG 45's had 'Red' labels. Dave
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We'll there you go Steve You've spent your life digging up vinyl, and when you eventually shuffle of your mortal coil somebody will be digging you up just to get your vinyl IMO the Isley Brothers Soul On The Rocks is one of (great) better motown albums Dave
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The A.J.Sparks & Crew "Working On Love" Is out on general release today and is available from all the usual outlets Dave Soul Junction