Ady Croasdell

Thanks mate, but I've not been speeding up Luther at all!

And don't forget the original full length recording about three and a half minutes is on the first Soul Of Money CD. The single was a complex edit.

I've never seen or heard of one apart from in a listing

There seems to be a fair few on here who reckoned they didn't call it Northern into the early 70s, in which case when did it become the universally accepted term that it now is? I would have thought it wouldn't have taken more than a year for the term to be commonplace after it's first publication in B&S but perhaps it took longer. Ian, I'll grant you immunity from the Wigan Royalty clique. I do remember you in the record bar talking like a mere mortal to the rest of us.

I don't think so or we'd have put them out if they were half decent

And don't forget www.6ts.info folks. Ady

No problem Honey, that's a very kind offer, I'll pm youse.

Tumbleweed

It's downstairs, just to the left of the dartboard.

Ideally for a loan for Kent CDs type deal, but may buy if it's a bargain. Ta ady

Nice one Roger, I've got the promo in some sort of weird brown promo bag.

That'd be the barrow me and later Tony Rounce worked on outside Cheapo Cheapo on Rupert St, you probably bought 'em off me in 73, by then Northern had been in usage for a while though. And what were you doing down Gt Windmill St young man?

Dead right, it was very kind of the idiots to pay all their wages on buying us great records to dance to. It was bloody Wigan that started the star DJ system, the Torch guys seemed totally approachable whereas the wigan DJs sat on the stage with their hangers on and missuses thinking the sun was rising just round the back of them. Round our way Leics, Northants, Beds it was definitely called Old Soul, not very imaginative, so I liked the term Northern as we knew that was the stronghold. The first Northern bootleg label was called Old Soul too and you needed a term for the type of music you liked as soul was still going and you needed the distinction. Godin was totally respected as the only person to give us recognition, he had great knowledge and provided many top sounds and totally got the scene He also gave us an historical background and educated us hugely. Though we did giggle a bit when we heard him talk, (more fools us) it was a much less enlightened world then.

I see you're saying you've not seen an issue. I think mine is I'll check later in the week.

Yeah, pretty sure, I think I've got one, but I'm not by my collection.

It's an obscure Mobile, Alabama label, i've got one somewhere. Same label as Lonnie Robinson Are You sure You Want To Give Me Your Love/Sunshine Baby, mid 70s

Greg Tormo, very kindly sent us the Tommy Smiley scan, just need the Soul Brothers on Sho Biz now. There's gotts be one out there somewhere. Thanks Ady

Goodo send 'em Special D to be safe. A-D

A loan of 'em both if they're Ex/m and more CDs will be heading to your charity bash. It's the Baby You've Got Me Frank Dell You Da Man. 2 down 2 to go!

On Marquee, Valise, You Fooled Me on MGM or Later For You on Sho Biz? I need good scans of the first 2 and a loan of the second 2. Heap plenty silver discs or Kent Town & City 45s to the lucky applicant.

You could have asked me!

Got that one thanks Mike Ady

Excellent; he said in his Mr Burns voice. Just the Larry Atkins now I think. Ady

Wonderful chaps, that's most things I need except the flip of You Just Don't Know, if we include what's arriving through the post. Oh and i need both sides of the Larry Atkins on Romark just to complete the picture. Thanks Ady

Thanks ricky, that'd be handy, if it ain't too much trouble. Though I'd still want the fuller recordings sent by volunteers to be able to compare them in the studios.