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Nostalgic homage to sixties beach of course but this was from the early 80s. Regarding the Shag, it's roots - at least the version we know today - were in the 1940s, developed from steps borrowed from Lindy Hopping / Jitterbug among locals and servicemen in dance halls around North Carolina particularly Wilmington, though it became the 'official dance' of South Carolina. Historians argue it goes beyond that though to even earlier times, though the Shag means different things to different folks (and I mean regionally, not the usual UK gfawr etc) and also for added confusion gets called different name in some regions.

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Anybody know the history of the group / label?

For trade or sale, all in excellent condition unless stated. PM me if interested in anything. Got anything from my wants at the bottom? Always after any interesting Carolinas / Virginia / Georgia / Tennesse / Kentucky things....Try me! Cheers, Mark I have...... Curtis Liggins Indications - What it is - Kaycee 400 Harold Burrage - Fifty / Fifty - M-pac 150 Jimmy Ricks - Oh! What a feeling - Festival 275 George Jay & Rockin' Ravens - Say that you love me - Dynamic 200 Mr Caldwell - Love bandit - Scorpio 200 Mercy Men - You made it thunder - Gee 50 Danderliers - All the way / Walk on with your nose up - Midas 100 New Yorkers - Dont wanna be your fool - Tac-Ful 350 Harvey and the Seven Sounds. - Glamour girl - Cuca 150 Epsilons - Mad at the world - Shrine 300 Ithacas - If you want my love - Fee Bee 80 1984 Love Machine - your breakin my heart -CBS 100 fab Roy Hamilton - you can count on me - MGM demo 80 Lance le Gault - I'm breakin through - Palomar 50 Carl & Spindletoppers - Written in your eyes-abc demo 100 (this is Carl Spencer) Soundsations - Mr Sensation/The moment - Bye (bit of label mildew on Mr Sensation side, plays fab though) 80 Arabians - Tell me / School is cool - Mary Jane 35 The Delicates - You say you love me / I got a crush on you boy - Pulsar 70 (one side incredible version of Dee Edwards Tuba outing with fantastic group vocal intro, flip a proper banging oldie) George Blackwell - Mr Loser - Smoke 50 Intensions - I'm losing your love - Uptight 70 vg visual plays fab Ricky Ricks - Chained and bound - Sure Shot 50 Bobby Sansom - Dont leave - Sublime 50 vg visual plays great Little Robbie - I got troubles of my own- RSVP 40 Tony Adams - The blues don't like nobody (demo) - Checker 40 I'm after.... Roy Roberts - I know what to do to satisy you- Tina Steve Jordan and the Jordan Brothers - Aint no big thing - ARV Steve Jordan - Would you believe - ARV Ray and the Bel Aires - Blame is on you ARV Ray and the Blue Satins - She doesnt love me ARV Willie Tee - Please don't go - Nola Appreciations - It's better to cry - Sport Appreciations - I cant hide it - Aware Frankie and the Damons - Man from soul - JCP Zilla Mayes - All I want is you - Tou Sea Ray Algere - In your corner- Tou Sea Billy Mack - sins of a lover - TINA only

Right, major cat out of the bag here now. Regards the Appreciations' 'It's better to cry' - it wasn't the Tempests backing them as previously thought. Was actually Moses Dillard and the Tex Town Revue. Kind of from the horse's mouth (ish).

Will be promoting it properly soon, this was just an opportunity for an informal push!

Hope you enjoy it Kim! Anybody fancies reserving a copy of 'It's Better To Cry' when they come in contact me at projectsoul@hotmail.co.uk Sales pitch over!

Rick Simmons' first book was one of a number of resources for initially informing my forthcoming piece. Was useful for the historical account of a number of artists of interest to the soul scene this side of the Atlantic and initial detective work for tracking my lot down. Really looking forward to reading his new one too. However, at risk of a wee bit of free advertising, if you are after something to really connect the rare end of the soul scene to beach and related music.....ahem.....coming your way in the next month or so..... Covers the Tempests, Bob Meyer and the Rivieras, Anthony and the Aqualads, Berkshire Seven, Athens Rogues, The Generation, Bob Collins and Fabulous Five, Greater Experience, Appreciations, Embers, Ron Moody & Centaurs, Delacardos, Novas Nine, Lost Soul, Soulmasters, Spontanes, Maurice Williams and Zodiacs and others. Lots of contributions from artists, major players - and also from folk on here! Inn't Soul Source brilliant!

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At least a few of the wheelsville / d-town etc stuff were southern ( Memphis / Nashville) recordings. Just wondering if this was one of them maybe?

Loved it for 30 years! Anybody know the geography of this, is it just me or sounds kinda N.O. to me despite the Detroit label? Would have said 100 - 120

For sale, all in excellent condition unless stated, PM me if interested in anything. Have a look at what I need in the trades section too.... Cheers, Mark Ascots - Anytime - Miradon 350 Little John - Heartbreakin time - Martay 250 Curtis Liggins Indications - What it is - Kaycee 400 Mods - Dry my eyes - Fona 200 on hold Gracie Darnell - The Bad Guys - Ruth 100 Harold Burrage - Fifty / Fifty - M-pac 150 Jimmy Ricks - Oh! What a feeling - Festival 275 George Jay & Rockin' Ravens - Say that you love me - Dynamic 250 Mr Caldwell - Love bandit - Scorpio 200 LaCharles McCoy - Hello blues - AMC 125 on hold Danderliers - All the way / Walk on with your nose up - Midas 100 New Yorkers - Dont wanna be your fool - Tac-Ful 350 Groovers-I'm a bashful guy / Just go for yourself- Minit (label wear and tear) 20 Harvey and the Seven Sounds. - Glamour girl - Cuca 150 Epsilons - Mad at the world - Shrine 300 Ithacas - If you want my love - Fee Bee 80 1984 Love Machine - your breakin my heart -CBS 100 fab Roy Hamilton - you can count on me - MGM demo 80 Lance le Gault - I'm breakin through - Palomar 50 Carl & Spindletoppers - Written in your eyes-abc demo 100 (this is Carl Spencer) Soundsations - Mr Sensation/The moment - Bye (bit of label mildew on Mr Sensation side, plays fab though) 80 Arabians - Tell me / School is cool - Mary Jane 35 The Delicates - You say you love me / I got a crush on you boy - Pulsar 70 (one side incredible version of Dee Edwards Tuba outing with fantastic group vocal intro, flip a proper banging oldie) George Blackwell - Mr Loser - Smoke 50 Intensions - I'm losing your love - Uptight 70 vg visual plays fab Ricky Ricks - Chained and bound - Sure Shot 50 Bobby Sansom - Dont leave - Sublime 50 vg visual plays great Dr Soul - Left eye jump - Monca 40 Little Robbie - I got troubles of my own- RSVP 40 Godoy Colbert - Baby I like it (promo) - Revue 30 (flip jumps, this side plays fine and is the better side anyway IMO! ) Tony Adams - The blues don't like nobody (demo) - Checker 40

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250 pretty standard on Jack Montgomery

The early eighties French manufactured one, hard enough itself to find. Incs Deeper shade of soul, soul drummers, mercy mercy baby etc. One great Lp. Excellent condition. £20 Inc postage secures, pm if interested, Cheers Mark

Beachley's place still there but think very wise and he keeps things close to his chest. I tried to use Chris Beachley as one of my research contacts for my book on beach and related stuff, as I knew of his long local history and reputation in beach music and collaboration with Greg Haynes etc for Heeey Baby Days. However I was surprised and a bit disappointed in that he wasn't very forthcoming with me. Maybe a wariness of folks UK-side after decades of vinyl rape and pillage (my intentions were genuinely honorable!)? Has a website, contact details there. The site itself doesn't look like much, he seems to mainly cater for the 'current' beach music trade etc which we would be less interested in, but I know some very nice stuff did come from tem a few years back and might still deal in some nice bits. He knows the score value-wise these days; after all they did / do specialise in rare beach for the local beach music scene. Also there's the wax museum label reissue side of things they are involved in too. I'm looking at this from a sixties angle though Malayka, can't comment on things if you are after later stuff etc. Think I might do a covert job if I pay them a visit when I go to NC! Mark.

Going there myself in a couple of months, was going to ask the same question! There was a thread on here re Carolina shops and am sure there were a few in Charlotte, don't have any reports on how useful they were though. Mark

After 'Lost in the mood of changes' BUT must be a clean labelled White demo / promo Pm me if you can help Cheers, Mark

Nope! Should've been a zero there, cheers! Now amended.

Would trade my current sales (as listed today - Sunday - in Sales section) for: Zilla Mayes - All I want is you Ray Algere - In my corner Chuck Wells - Love Knot Frankie & Damons - Man from soul Reggie Saddler Combo - Hear my song Dynamite Singletary - Same way you love your man Appreciations - Its better to cry Appreciations - I cant hide it Roy Roberts - I know what to do to satisfy you - Tina Embers - Where did I go wrong Hour Glass LP - with 'Out of the Night' Willie Tee - Please dont go Willie Tee - You gonna pay some dues Gene Redding - I got soul Moses Dillard - Pretty as a pic Moses Dillard - I'll pay the price Billy Mack - Sins of a lover - TINA release only And any interesting Carolina / Virginia stuff. PM me if you can help

For sale, all in excellent condition unless stated, PM me if interested in anything. Have a look at what I need in the trades section too.... Cheers, Mark Ascots - Anytime - Miradon 350 Little John - Heartbreakin time - Martay 250 Curtis Liggins Indications - What it is - Kaycee 400 Mods - Dry my eyes - Fona 200 Gracie Darnell - The Bad Guys - Ruth 100 Harold Burrage - Fifty / Fifty - M-pac 150 Jimmy Ricks - Oh! What a feeling - Festival 275 George Jay & Rockin' Ravens - Say that you love me - Dynamic 250 Mr Caldwell - Love bandit - Scorpio 200 LaCharles McCoy - Hello blues - AMC 125 Danderliers - All the way / Walk on with your nose up - Midas 100 New Yorkers - Dont wanna be your fool - Tac-Ful 350 Groovers-I'm a bashful guy / Just go for yourself- Minit (label wear and tear) 20 Harvey and the Seven Sounds. - Glamour girl - Cuca 150 Epsilons - Mad at the world - Shrine 300 Ithacas - If you want my love - Fee Bee 80 1984 Love Machine - your breakin my heart -CBS 100 fab Roy Hamilton - you can count on me - MGM demo 80 Lance le Gault - I'm breakin through - Palomar 50 Carl & Spindletoppers - Written in your eyes-abc demo 100 (this is Carl Spencer) Soundsations - Mr Sensation/The moment - Bye (bit of label mildew on Mr Sensation side, plays fab though) 80 Arabians - Tell me / School is cool - Mary Jane 35 The Delicates - You say you love me / I got a crush on you boy - Pulsar 70 (one side incredible version of Dee Edwards Tuba outing with fantastic group vocal intro, flip a proper banging oldie) George Blackwell - Mr Loser - Smoke 50 Intensions - I'm losing your love - Uptight 70 vg visual plays fab Ricky Ricks - Chained and bound - Sure Shot 50 Bobby Sansom - Dont leave - Sublime 50 vg visual plays great Dr Soul - Left eye jump - Monca 40 Little Robbie - I got troubles of my own- RSVP 40 Godoy Colbert - Baby I like it (promo) - Revue 30 (flip jumps, this side plays fine and is the better side anyway IMO! ) Tony Adams - The blues don't like nobody (demo) - Checker 40

Pm me if you have one, price and condition please Cheers, Mark

Chuck Wells - Love knot - Goldleaf PM me with condition and price Cheers, Mark

Is this indeed a version of the Tempests 'I dont want to lose her' and is it any good?