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I also attended the screening yesterday in Soho. Really enjoyable documentary just over an hour long, it was preceded by a shot film of some of the artists on the Symphonical record label, which also was very good. Some of the topics covered in the Q&A included references to Northern Soul, the Jamaican sound systems of the 60's playing soul music mentioning that a lot of the songs being played could be later found on the East Side Story LP's. Interesting quote in the film from one of the DJ's highlighted, Arlene Sepulveda that all the records they were collecting were in England and they were having to come over here to buy and bring them back home! The directors in the Q&A said they may make some minor adjustments based on feedback from the screenings before entering the documentary in various film festivals. Unable to stay for the after party, but I am going to start checking and paying more attention to the b sides in my collection to see if there any sweet soul gems I have missed. If you get the chance to see the film, well worth watching.

All from 1975 : Gloria Jones Tainted Love on a purple Champion label which somebody pinched from my record box at a party along with the Fuzz I’m So Glad (original). Couple on Soul Fox, The Belles Don’t Pretend and the Four Perfections I’m Not Strong Enough, these would have come from either Jumbo or Virgin in Leeds, all less than a £1. Also remember having an Emi disc of I’m Your Pimp.

Willie Kendrick Change your ways/What’s that on your finger Fantastic Johnny C Don’t depend on me/Waiting for the rain The Exits Under the street lamp/You gotta have money Ty Karim You really made it good to me/All at once

Sad news Rest In Peace Ted.

Always liked Shoe Leather Express Martha Reeves and the Vandellas off the Sugar n Spice LP - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfTwtdQ3VZ4

It’s an additional track on the 2005 Expansion album Get This Party Started compiled by Chris Hill. It’s not listed in the track listing but appears as the last track I think on side 4.

Bub used to play Domino at Cleethorpes all dayers 1977.

Do you mean Jalen N'Gonda- Give Me Another Day ?

Interesting documentary on BBC 4 Storyville Vinyl Nation, available via the iplayer until Monday. Looks at the making of vinyl, not much soul but a good insight in how records are made, costs and its rise in popularity again etc also Austin record fair covered. Watched it last night but apparently first broadcast last month. https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p0fk55zz/storyville-vinyl-nation

Also a number of LPs including Karin Jones Under The Influence of Love, The Ethics Now Is The Time, Raphael Saadiq The Way I See It.

Just received my copies in today's post.

They are due to play at a Somerset House summer concert on the 7th July - Somerset House Summer Series | Somerset House

Jackson Five Wakefield Theatre Club 1979. Whitney Houston Earls Court 1993. Edwin Starr Trentham Gardens 1997.

Very sad news, bought from him in the past. 38 is no age R I P.

I recently purchased a 45 from Switzerland, charged GB VAT 8.18 swiss francs (£6.45) on top of the price of the record and postage. The dispatch note from the seller on the package cover said all fees had been paid, and I did not have any extra costs (import duties).

No...some sites are saying its been withdrawn, Juno records advising its coming out next Saturday - https://www.juno.co.uk/products/you-got-the-power-cameo-parkway/825159-01/

Sounds good are there any plans to release on vinyl or is the lp download only?

This hits the mark for me - Durand Jones and the Indicators Don't You Know

Sad news, heard about her death on Solar, where they just played Bad Weather by the Supremes. R.I.P Mary.

My copy arived today, looks great looking forward to reading, well done.

This item on the BBC web site may be of interest - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-55752541 re buying goods from the EU from 1st January 2021.

Sounds a good read,, add my name to the list of purchasers. Cheers

There is a copy for sale on John Manship's website - https://www.raresoulman.co.uk/68204-a-quitter-never-wins-mercy-mercy-mercy.html

With the lockdown, I am listening to quite a lot of soul on the radio. Heard a track on the Marc Collins show on Solar Radio at the weekend Sam Dees -Funny, said it was unreleased dated from around 1971 recorded when at Chess. The recording was from an acetate, the original version apparently is short just over 2.30, but the version played had been extended. Marc hinted that it would make a great release on a 7 inch and I would agree, what do others think? The show is on Mixcloud , the track is played after Starguard Which Way is Up around 1 hour 8 Minutes -