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All of the below for £45 the lot including postage, pm me if interested, Cheers Mark. Mosquitos - The Fly - Spear (Manny Corcado, tweaked and pressed by a Pittsburgh DJ in mid 70s) Mongo Santamaria - We got latin soul - Columbia (crack in styrene, but taped and plays without fault) Willie Bobo - Evil ways - Verve Willie Bobo - Hurt so bad - Verve

Second spot 2.00 - 2.30 ish Jimmy Armstrong - I won't believe it till I see it Steve Mancha - Monday thru Thursday Lonnie Lester - You can't go The Embers - First time Ernie and Ed - Indication Joan Baker - Everybody's talking Roy Hamilton - Heartache hurry on by Ascots - Anytime Delicates - You say you love me Johnny Guitar Watson - ain't gonna move Otis Rush - Homework Dickie Wonder - Nobody knows George Jay - Say that you love me Jimmy Gilford- Nobody loves me like my baby Chantells - Indian giver Mark.

My first spot 9.30 - 1000..... Jimmy Moore - Church street Sally E. Rodney Jones- Peace of mind Superiors - I'd rather die Billy Robinson and the Burners- Shucks you left the fire burning Lad Teens - White rice (inst.) Chico, Barbara and Jnr - Ain't I black enough for you Curtis Liggins Indications - What is this (.....oooooh yes!) Little John - Heartbreakin time Archie Bell - A thousand wonders Harold Burrage - Fifty fifty Merle Spiers - I want to know Mr Caldwell - Love Bandit Later spot coming..... Mark.

Thanks guys! Apart from some fine tuning with Where did I go wrong (any advance on the Catacoombs then?) then this leaves 'it ain't necessary' and. 'Aware of love'. 'Necessary' I am guessing is pretty much one of those juat always been around, or was it played on the back of Mamie Galore? And 'Aware ' I get the feeling more recent years, being an Lp track or the rarer 070 flip ?

Cheers Phil for your help once again!!

'Don't make it hurt' is the best 8 quid you'll ever spend, so soulful it hurts!

Sorted on the Where I go wrong scan, just need the JCP release of It ain't necessary ( must be owners own scan not pulled from another site etc please) Any more ideas on details of the others?

Got a year on that?

The Embers 'first played out' type info.... Need this for some research please, I have 'First time' (JCP) sorted - Guy Hennigan at Tony's and other places (and the Janice Long show!), but what about the who played it UK wise, when and which venue for these ones etc... Aware of love - eEe 45 / LP Watch out girl - MGM Crazy bout you baby - eEe It aint necessary - JCP and Bell Where did I go wrong - Atlantic Also after high res scans of 'Where did I go wrong' and specifically the JCP release of 'It aint necessary' - pm me if you can help, appreciated. Cheers folks, Mark

"Is Australia on tonight?"

Five quality LPs pm me if interested, add 3 quid an LP for postage within UK cheers Mark. Terry Callier - Turn you to love (Inc uptempo version of Ordinary Joe) - Elektra 10 Loleata Holloway - Cry to me - Aware (fantastic Lp stuffed full of dancers and Sam Dees penned ballads) 15 Betty Wright - This time for real - Alston (that man of mine, Brick Grits, Room at the top) 15 General Johnson - Same - Aristarchus (incs. Please don't walk away) 10 Tower of Power - Aont nothin stopping us now - Columbia ( incs. You oughta be having fun) 10 Or have the lot for 40 all in.

This is one of the labels I'm briefly looking at for some book research on the south eastern states. Pete Drake owned the label, his claim to fame was a steel guitar player, played on Tammy Wynette's 'Stand by your man' and played on Elvis' How Great thou Art' LP. Stop Recs was kind of sold / became incorporated into Nashville's Gusto records in the early 70s, which now has the back catalogue of loads of labels like King, Federal etc. Theres maybe only 4ish tracks of some interest to soulies from what I can see, most have been mentioned here. There was some female thing on it (Joyce somebody?) but not sure if any good.

The Soulmasters - I'll be waiting - Raven This was actually PRESSED at the wrong speed (does sound a bit manic but tempo probably suited the messheads of the day) - one of the band members has sent me an mp3 when he re-edited it to the correct speed (bit slower obviously) and cleaned up the quality, will be playing this out on acetate at Bradford next week as it was orginially intended to be heard.

All ex condition, pm me if interested in anything. Price includes postage within Uk, elsewhere a bit more, Cheers Mark Jimmy James - New religion - Atco Lp 20 Spider Turner - Stand by me MGM Lp 20 Clara Ward - Hang your tears out to dry - verve Lp 20 Mary Wells - Two sides of - Atlantic Lp 15 Marvelettes - Sophisticated soul - Lp 15 Freddy Scott - Lonely man - Columbia Lp 15

Welcome Jim! Cut my teeth in the eighties at Messrs Walls dos (being one of the Fife lot myself) and then of course at Allanton - surely some of the best series of nighters I ever experienced. We met briefly at Guy's birthday bash at Stoke. Hope your doing well and enjoy yirsel' on here! There's a few of us rolling around on soul source! Mark.

All ex or better unless stated, pm me if interested in anything. Cheers Mark Soul City - I shot for the moon - Mercury promo 50 Dorothy Beery - Don't give me love / soul power - Big 3 recs 70 Tommy Moseley - You lied I cried love died / For her love - Uptown 80 Four Sonics - Easier said than done - Sport WD 80 Squires - Don't accuse me - Gee 100 Roosevelt Grier - Pizza pie man - D-town 100 Henry Strogin - Love insurance - Ten star 50 George Blackwell - Mr Loser - Smoke 50 Philharmonics - I need your love - Soulin 60

Maurice Williams - Return / My baby's gone - Seahorn (demo or issue) Pm me if you can oblige, labels need to be clean and BOTH sides ex condition and price please Cheers Mark

New format idea for collecting then......... Just bagged one

The Okaysions 6 track ABC MINI juke box Lp / Ep - NOT the regular Girl Watcher LP Pm me please Cheers, Mark

Ah, that's the one, cheers chalky, much appreciated. I see that ones already been snaffled. Must put a request in wants for the mini Lp

I know this came out on the 1968 'Girl Watcher' ABC LP, and also that it has been done much more recently. However some youtube blurb suggests it might exist as an EP somehow? Is this the EP the original '68 version or the later one? Anybody know anything about the EP? Cheers, Mark.

Got the Team Beats now Flynny / Phil ! Thanks for the tip. Right who knows when Secret of Mine (Lost Soul) was first played, year, pretty sure Stafford, was it Guy? And was it covered up?

Will do Benji cheers mate

After a 300 dpi scan of Maurice Williams "Return" on Seahorn please, ideally demo, for a writing project. Must be the owner's own copy. If anyone can help please pm me SORTED NOW THANKS Cheers, Mark.

Agree with Paul, Bob and Richard,both sides are fab. 'So much loving' was played loads in Scotland in the mid 80s, loved this as a youth and even then assumed it had been played yonks before that, I assumed because of the tempo before Stafford? Somebody etc flip more recent attention I think