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Dean's show is always chaos - it's part of the charm Mind you, we're back on turntables and OVO again - last time we had turntables was the old Boundary Sound in Newark and I admit to starting a couple at 33rpm Good old Doug Hall was kind enough to point it out as we were all nattering away and ignoring the bloody records going out on air

Actually found this on YouTube - any clues on who he is and which group he might have been in?

That's the guy Bob

Edwin Starr - Back Street (Ric-Tic 107) vocal and instrumental Currently for sale at exactly 5 quid on Anglo-American Massive Detroit sound Cheers Richard Edwin Starr - Back Street (Ric-Tic) Vocal Instrumental version ... Big respect to CP by the way - great mover - but check the flares and beer towels on this lot Edwin Starr - Back Street (Ric-Tic) Instrumental

Thanks Tee

My copy is "The Rabbit" Bob if that helps any. I see it's listed both ways on soulfulkindamusic Cheers Richard

Just reviving this one in case anyone fancies any more speculation Basically, where was "Girl I Love You" recorded. Cheers Richard

Thanks Aid Much appreciated Let me know if you need more info other than that sent via PM Cheers Richard

Not tonight - but just a quick heads up that Dean's fabulous show will be going out on Wednesday night at 7pm for 2 whole hours Special guest is ... me!! I will be playing the usual mix of Detroit and related soul stuff Might even throw in a couple of R&B, deep soul, funk things too! Online www.tulip-radio.co.uk Here's what I have played on previous shows if you want to get a feel: Cheers Richard

That's because you can't MP3s are not allowed - only in the sales section. Hope this helps Richard

£125 maybe

Just reviving this to see if anyone has any information on the artist - I'm sure I have read something somewhere that identifies him - like maybe on Soulfuldetroit Cheers Richard

Hi everyone Would be grateful for any info on the Belaires who recorded I Got That Feelin' on Palmer. Great thumping Detroit Northern. Other than that, I don't know anything about them. Thanks in advance! Cheers Richard

Good idea Mike I have edited my most recent posts to include tags Cheers Richard

Cheers for the info - most interesting Richard

Thanks for all the input guys Richard

Cheers guys - interesting angle Richard

Try this! Now lock the thread as it's all over!!!!!!!

That was 1972 but sounded 1967

Never see that one before Steve - nice Richard

And it's a great double-sider with "Can't Stop Loving You Baby" on the other side. Cheers Richard

Numbers-wise you would think Ultra-City because it is 316 and Tri-City is 318. However, the numbering systems for the two labels often duplicate numbers so they are probably not even supposed to be synchronized. Therefore, 318 could have been first. Ignoring the numbering system one might suggest Tri-City first as it's on a demo. Why put out a demo for a re-issue? Then again. "Hey James" was the flipside both times. Maybe the A-side matrix numbers give a clue? Cheers Richard

J. J. Barnes - Say It (Ric-Tic) Fiver or thereabouts

Thanks guys - much appreciated Cheers Richard

Absolutely brilliant record - one of my all time favourites THE FANTASIONS--UNNECESSARY TEARS--SATELLITE