Mick Sway

It still punches above its weight. Nice one M

Roy Smith (not my old Knype Hall Sec Mod class mate though)

Why not expand the mind ? There's also a thread about Art Gentry at the moment, at the risk of repeating to those following it. The A side to Art Gentry's Merry Go-Round: I've always believed this to be "blue eyed", does anyone know different?

The nice deep flip to Merry Go Round:

There's a current thread about Art Gentry's "merry go-round", which incidentally has a great ballad flip, anyway it reminded me of "this is my chance" which is about as good as a blue eyed soul record can get. I believe that this is CD only, has it ever been put out on vinyl?

Auction ? There's one in stock at Anglo for £30 Always a nice tune in my book, though there was a time when you couldn't give 'em away. The A side is actually a great true "blue eyed soul" tune, I Can't Make It". I was wondering if his Mojo release Breakthrough/Wonderful dream from 1972, was any good? The CD only unreleased "this is my chance" also a great crossover tune. Regards Mick

Often overlooked flip to Angel Baby:" look into the eyes of a fool"

Very nice mod tune & great You tube posting. Great stuff!!

Only one DJ found on Popsike back in 2003, which went for £53 , see here. Best Mick

Click here for the history of the group. A very underrated tune, in my humble. Thanks Mick

Click here for re-issue (small 45) & bootleg Click here for scan of original. Original will have a large a white Okeh, (unless a white demo, in which case it is black) a large 45 RPM and a Columbia pressing plant zsp matrix number stamped in the run out grooves. Mick

Don't know if the Cheers "take me to paradise" qualifies as a Northern classic , but as it happens the plug side is this beauty:

Dunno what it is, but I really like this. Was it played at the wheel?

Just to confirm that this also has "95" and D 1012A scratched in the run out, along with the Nashville etch. Maybe times played tricks on me and I'm thinking of Richard's comment about #1011. Although it is still a surprise to me as mine is a very clean record for a 1960's release, looks almost brand new. Soulsource is a great place to learn from others in respect of this music we all love. Thanks very much for everyone's input. Mick

'Cause I seem to recall that's what i was told at the time I bought it about 10 years ago for a tenner, I think at Beating Rhythm. Does anyone have any ideas on value ? Thanks for the input guys. Mick

Hi there RE: THE SUPERLATIVES - Won't You Please b/w Don't ever leave - DYNAMICS 1012 I recently saw a copy of this go for decent money. Whilst admittedly the run out has a Nashville etched stamp in the run out grooves, I have been under the impression that it was some kind of re-issue. Anyone know what's the story? Thanks Mick

A lovely lilter: Tony & Lynn - "I'm Hip To You Baby" Blue Rock

This rocks, Junior Walker "Break it Up" :

Click here for Popsike values £60 appears to be about the going rate recently, however it seems to have dropped off in value over the last couple of years. Still a great tune tho. Mick

For the uninitiated, nice cross over:

Please read this from Select 45 : Don't know how accurate it is, but it starts: "Buying Vinyl today, you really do need to be sure you are actually buying the Original" Original Pressings Info Original Pressings Info "Stereo added to a label of older music often means a 70s press especially if the music is playing in Mono, look at your yellow Epic copy of Vibrations 'Cause You're Mine' with Stereo added & then you'll see it's an early 70s press, not the 1969 one which had narrower & smaller typeface! Stereo 45s do exist from 1958, but will be easily proved originals from other factors." Mick

tWO TODAY: Don't have this but love the clip: Chambers Brothers Call Me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxrLXKBePmE

Very "Bunky Shepard" , a grower I'm sure. Nice one. Mick

Four Shades - Love It, nice post

They don't come any better than this. Chris Clark : Somethin's wrong