Dave Rimmer

Awesome, and such a shame that the three main people, James Jamerson, Eddie Kendrick, and David Ruffin, are now all dead.

here's one Mel

It is

It's Bill 'Bunky' Sheppard, who was one of the label owners. Fairly obviously one of his later labels was Bunky (Esquires etc)

No you didn't just send me a PM to ask me to put the Oldham niter in the planner, you sent me an advert which included all the details of when, where, what time, who was DJing, how much, etc etc, and you didn't actually mention putting it in the planner either. You just said you had picked a flyer up for it. In fact, here's the whole of the PM. I can't see one mention of the words nighter planner in it ! Can you ? Hello Dave, I've picked a flyer up tonight for Souldham (Oldham) nighter Souldham All Nighter Saturday July 26th Queen Elizabeth Hall West Street Oldham OL1 1NL (Sat Nav ) Tickets £10 in Advance £12 on the Door Box Office 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday 0161 770 4083 Classic Northern and Current Floor Fillers DJ's Rob Smith, Mark Freeman, Chris King, Shelia, John Orritt, Ian Gee, Scotty and F.L.J. Record and Merchandise Traders Welcome www.souldham.com More Details Call 07505 395914 or email ; souldham@yahoo.co.uk Funnily enough it might have been a flyer that I put out that you picked up because Fay sent me a load and I put them out at every venue I attended.

Didn't get that, but got a spam PM about the Oldham allnighter a couple of weeks ago

We know, Sian showed it to everyone

Nah, that's two down because you already know it's not me

Think there's a German 45 as well, but don't quote me

Get Sky+ in, record it, and get youself down to A Taste Of Honey at the King's Arms in Salford

I'd be very surprised if it did come out twice, especially as both numbers are on the label anyway. Cheers anyway, Dave Fleming's scan gave me the amswer I needed.

Thanks Dave, mystery solved !

Would someone be kind enough to post a scan of the label up plase. I've got it listed twice on the SKM discog Karen 1551 - Ain't Gonna Give You Up / Am I Losing You - 1970 Karen 101 - Ain't Gonna Give You Up / Am I Losing You - ? and it would be nice to sort out whether there are two releases, or whether both numbers appear on the same label. ta

According to the labels, these two records are by different groups

Don't think it got a US 7" release.

You can get a Karaoke version HERE Which you would think would be an instrumental

Thanks to everyone who has provided a little more information. It all helps to create the full picture.

Probably, but they wouldn't have been the only additions.

Yes please David, that's one I can cross off my list. I used to own the album at one time, but of course you don't keep track listings when you sell them. Cheers

My copy of the listing originally came from the one that Randy Cozens put together, it was then added to by me and Bosko Asanovic, resulting in the list thats on my site. Now I wonder where Global Dog got their list from because it includes all the additions made by Bosko and me

I'm trying to get the Wand discography completed. So I thought It was time I asked all those extremely knowledgeable folks on SS for help. I'm missing the following 45 details, so either artist / a side / b side / year of release is needed. 113, 116, 144, 168, 175, 176, 177, 186, 190, 1101, 1110, 1133,11210, 11271, 11277, 11289 And these are the details I'm missing from the whole of the album catalogue. With some, I just need track listings, with others I have no idea whether the album even exists (I'm aware that for the majority of the catalogue there were Stereo and Mono releases with WDM or WDS prefix codes). So again, if you can supply any details I'd be extremely grateful. Albums WDM-656 - Maxine Brown - The Fabulous Sound of Maxine Brown - 1963 Tracks: WDM-661 - Various Artists - The Greatest on Stage - 1965 Tracks: David's Mood - The Kingsmen / Money - The Kingsmen / Louie Louie - the Kingsmen / Maxine Brown / Tommy Hunt WDM-664 - Freddie Hughes - Send My Baby Back - 1965 Tracks: WDM-665 - ? WDM-668 - ? WDS-671 - Various Artists (The Kingsmen) - How to Stuff a Wild Bikini (Soundtrack) - 1965 Tracks: WDM-672 - Wilson Pickett - Great Hits - 1965 Tracks: WDM-677 - Various Artists - Greatest Hits from the Soul of Texas - 1966 Tracks: I'm Glad For Your Sake - Joey Long / I Cried - Joey Long / Just A Little Bit - Roy Head / One More Time - Roy Head / Strange Lips Starts Ole Memories - The Traits / Harlem Shuffle - The Traits WDM-679 - Don & The Goodtimes - Where the Action Is - 1967 Tracks: WDM-682 - Chuck Jackson & Tammi Terrell - The Early Show - 1967 Tracks: WDS-692 - ? WDS-693 - Canned Heat - Live at Topanga Canyon - 1972 Tracks: WDS-698 - ? WDS-699 - The Independents - Discs of Gold - 1974 Thanks

Yeah I noticed that. I had it watched in 'My Ebay' and it's gone from there as well, no trace at all. Last price I saw was with 2 hours to go and it was £1470

Any chance of a bigger picture, or at least some more details of what's on the CD