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  1. yes it would be good fun to DJ at Bury again let's get our diaries out! Reduced The Tears down to £70. onwards, derek
  2. sorry 'bout that - contact me off list PM or email D.Pearson@bradford.ac.uk and I'll post you the money over straight away. Onwards, derek Sherry in Spain ooh la la...
  3. not sure if I've done this right but check this old thread out Chris: /index.p...ic=39736&hl= Hey up Alan - nice to hear the name of Tim Fletcher again. Take care, derek
  4. Out of New Orleans. Did you find your copy Dave? Seem to think I paid fifty quid for it....oh well. derek
  5. Realised that this tune was already included in the Refosoul library and seeing as I've got a copy for sale thought I'd tag it onto this thread and see what happens. Here's the link across to Refosoul. 3113 refosoul Chuck Jackson "I only get this feeling" (ABC 11368) nice American Black stock copy from 1973 in VG++ condition. cheers, derek
  6. just to let you know 3 of the 4 records for sale have sold. I'll be contacting the winners shortly. The only one left is Edwin Starr and here's the clip link for those that want to hear it 3763 refosoul Neat chunky UK copy in Ex nick £10. Checked to see is this tune was already included in the Refosoul library and because it was I didn't have to upload my own mp3 all I had to do was provide the link across to Refosoul. Mmm I'm impressed. cheers, derek
  7. Blow my mind - lost family - int music bag 13602 refosoul Interesting little Chicago item from 1974. Didn't know it till I heard Stefano play it in Vicenza last year. £10 and it's yours.
  8. In a world so cold - tyrone st german - morning dove 13601 refosoul only got two 45s by Mister German in my collection and this little beauty from 1977 originates from Oakland, California. Love the "hand drawn" label design in a David Hockney stylee. £20
  9. You never know what you have - donny burks - metromedia 13600 refosoul £40 absolutely stone mint demo with the rather nice "I was satisfied" on the flip. Great great double sider from 1973 and I'll throw in the company sleeve for free....
  10. Up for sale or trade: All EX condition- all with soundclips for your listening pleasure... Donny Burks "You never know what you've got" (Metromedia) £40 SOLD; Tyrone St German "In a world so cold" (Morning Dove) £20 SOLD; Lost Family "Blow my mind" (Int. Music Bag) £10 SOLD; Edwin Starr "Love the lonely people's prayer" (UK Tamla Motown) £10; Chuck Jackson "I only get this feeling" (ABC) £15. Off list replies by PM or email D.Pearson@bradford.ac.uk Payment by UK cheque, cash or Paypal + 4%. P&P extra £1.50p within UK. Overseas contact first. onwards, derek
  11. What you're doing to me - the tears - smash 13547 refosoul
  12. Good luck my love - the tears - smash 13546 refosoul
  13. Up for sale or trade: REDUCED DOWN TO £70 (Sunday 21st Jan) The Tears double sider on Smash 1981, "Good luck my love / What you're trying to do", WDJ copy. Vinyl has lotsa gloss but marked all over the place nothing too serious though. Books around the £150 mark but I'd grade this copy at VG and offer it for £80 ono. Money back if not happy. Off list replies by PM or email D.Pearson@bradford.ac.uk Payment by UK cheque, cash or Paypal + 4%. P&P extra £1.50p within UK inc Recorded Delivery. Soundclips taken from the actual disc for sale. onwards, derek
  14. would love to see these videos - any chance of buying copy's off you? cheers, derek PM or email me please D.Pearson@bradford.ac.uk hey up Mister Raith nice to see you at Burnley last month
  15. Bob

    Derek Pearson posted a post in a topic in Record Wants
    Hi Tony - phew some nice wants there, that lot should keep you googling/saving/spending for years! Have got an Audrey Royal and didnt realise it was such a hard one to find. Found 2 copies (I think) in Miami early 90's and flogged the other one dirt cheap. It's only vinyl, derek
  16. Anybody got a copy of the Hesitations "Wait a minute" on Kapp they wanna sell/trade me please? Must be at least Ex. Not fussed issue or DJ which ever is cheapest. It's for a mate of mine honest - and no it's not the old rouse either of "I'm after a cheap copy for my mate whoes in a wheel chair/dying of an incurable illness so I can unashamedly sell it on myself for profit". Off list PM or email D.Pearson@bradford.ac.uk cheers, derek My mate's called Mathew Simpson ex London now deepest Wigan. Hesitations "Wait a minute/Soul kind of love" Kapp 810. Got a lovely mint black issue myself - what a sound, what a great double sider.
  17. did I? As I get older it get's more and more embarrassing as people often talk about what I'd printed in the mag years ago and I've absolutely no recollection of what was inbetween the pages. Why would I - it was a long time ago and I never revisit the master copies. One day (he says hopefully) I'll get 'round to having a "Shades Of Soul" website with old articles reprinted. One day. Go on Sean tell me other things I printed hehehe. Yeah our gang loved Pitches wonder if I've got some old photos tucked away. derek
  18. Hi Craig - there was really no need to allow him to pull out of the deal as you'd included the shipping costs on the item page, If he didnt read it first thats his fault. I think you might have been too generous, it's you that's got to try re-sell the record again and what happens if it doesnt shift next time. You've lost a sale, alright it wasn't major dollars but it was money that should have been in your pocket not his. Even if he thinks your shipping costs are outrageous it was up to him to decide whether to bid on the record before hand or not, you hadnt hidden the costs so there's no subterfuge on your part. It's his mistake and he has to pay. Remember if you win records on Ebay you're entering a legal obligation to pay blah blah blah. So what if the shipping costs are more expensive than the actual record he's won, doesn't that mean he's got a great cheap bargain, how greedy does he want to be? He has no grounds at all to leave you negative feedback though he might. You can't worry about that untill you see what he's written. Oh the joys of Ebay eh... onwards, derek
  19. There was definately a UK Peachtree label which had at least 1 maybe 2 releases. When the Peachtree label discog & story was printed in 'Shades Of Soul' a few issues ago the UK arm was discussed either in the main article or as additions in the following issue. Wouldn't you love to know the exact true sales figures for UK releases like this? Er I would. onwards, derek
  20. Bit by bit I added more pebbles on my beach..... First came the Delwands "This time" which I'm still not sure about, never rated the messy flip though. Then Earles Inc came along "Just an Illusion" no it wasn't, it was a fine piece of groovyness. On the strength of that I picked up another of their releases "Close to you". Mmmm oh well and I soon traded it off. At a recent Burnley all-nighter I traded some records with that nice man Baz Atkinson and the Symphonic Four "Who are you fooling" was added to the fold. A bit of diggin revealed a couple of funk things by Wallace, Sid Sidney & the Belairs. Can anybody else add to the collective knowledge? Together we shall make the world a better place tra la la la...... derek
  21. not really sure which boxes these clips fit in - they aren't crossover, you'd be hard pushed to dance to them and they certainly ain't deep in the traditional sense. Nate Adams "Why is it taking so long" (Atlantic) and the bonus is the northern flip "I'm gonna be good". Right back to filing 45s away........ derek
  22. not really sure which boxes these clips fit in - they aren't crossover, you'd be hard pushed to dance to them and they certainly ain't deep in the traditional sense. Clarence_Glover.mp3 Clarence Glover "Keep your promises" on Lyndell - I mean just the sound of these words makes you think "yeah this is gonna be tasty" and it is. derek
  23. not really sure which boxes these clips fit in - they aren't crossover, you'd be hard pushed to dance to them and they certainly ain't deep in the traditional sense. Sorta collect this guy's output and it took a wants list to remind me just how rather special this is - File under "Serious" derek Chuck Armstrong "Better place" (Black Rock)
  24. I've always rated the double sider by the Heartbreakers on Derby-City, you gets "I've got to face it" on the northern side whilst the flip "How do you say goodbye" satisfies your sweetness. That was release number 101 and I always wondered if there was anything on the label worth chasing? My thinking was because it was such a colourful label and they didn't skimp on the design it must have had some money behind it so surely it wouldn't have fallen at the first fence*. Then I finds out release 102 is DeDe Townsend "This is our life" which I saw on a list last year at £100. Anybody got a soundclip they can post up? Or any thoughts on the record or label which I believe operated in 1968. onwards, derek *danger trainee comedian at work hohoho
  25. go on somebody must want Timi Yuro for £25 free P&P anywhere? Paypal + 4%. derek

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