Ady Croasdell

That's good enough Steve, i caught a minute of it on Ebay; UK too!

Has anyone got a sound file of The Ring I could hear for research please? Ta Ady

One was a Swedish DJ whose name escapes me, he had it in the Arctic circle for a few years till he thawed it out and sent it back.

Yes sorted for the King one now thanks to Dazz, could still use the Mainstream Ta Ady

Needed on Girl Girl Girl-flip of Bing Bong and Don't You Make Me Blue on Mainstream. Hi Res originals please not net grabs. Ta Ady

I'm not sure there was much else to say after that so I played them a few tunes

Thanks both. I see the AMG was 76 so Baba a bit before at a guess

Sorted for these thanks very much chaps.

10-15 years ago I was invited and spoke to their annual DJ conference which I think was in Berlin. I started off my lecture "I know most of you like to mix and play about aurally with records but I play 45s at 45 rpm, pick the stylus up, put it on at the start and take it off at the end and play another one in the same way. I reckon Smoky Robinson, Curtis Mayfield and Arthur Wright had a better idea about what soul records should sound like than me.

Is it an early 70s release?

That's fine, thanks. PM or ady.croasdell@btinternet.com Cheers Ady

Scans of I Just Can't Get Over Losing You on Fraternity, Can You Talk on Dooto and Wait For Me on Boo. Hi-res from originals please, no net nicks for this project. Thanks and credit and CDs await. Ady

It was. Horace

In addition to the three ones already added to Dave's list: 1013 The Composers With Friends Like You Who Needs Friends/Just Call On Me 1017 Sterling Blyth Only 17/Twilight Zone 1038 Big Jay McNeely Sock It To Me/Without A Love 1047 Charlie Owens There Goes My Heart (Crying For Love)/All My Life 1051 Al King Without A Warning/Get Lost I think they all exist, I reckon I've seen them at some time or another. The dates on Dave's are a bit skewiff. It started in Jan 65, 1016 was the first '66 release, 1034 the first '67, 1048 the first '68, 1058 and 1059 were 1969

I should jolly well hope so!

Hi Dave, The Mousetrap all nighters were in Finsbury Park nothing to do with the 100 Club. I did run a Black Cat one at the 100 Club with Bob Morris and I think Mace, that was probably 90s. The Mousetrap does alternate R&B and psych nighters, I don't remember them being mixed. Are you sure Tim Ashibende promoted with Brian, i can't remember him being a promoter.

Will fill in more tomorrow

Please- for using in booklet. Ta Ady

You're on fire with that N'Orleans soul. Thanks very much indeed ady

On Cinderella, anybody got a sound file I could hear? Ta Ady

Brilliant, yes please. I'm at ady.croasdell@btinternet.com or a PM would probably work too. Cheers Ady

Thanks Robb, We don't like to nick them off the internet without the owners consent so I'll keep trying. Cheers Ady

Please

Quite a few goodies outta Florida

Super geezer, I met him at Jerry Williams' place, his name is all over the place. He worked with Irma Thomas, Don Gardner on Tru Glo Town and Rudy Love's 'Suffering Wrath' worked a lot with Monk Higgins in L A probably Chicago too.