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That was the Queens Hotel, reet posh it is. I remember that one as well. Only DJ I can remember was Danny Everard? although I am sure Jerry would have been on as well. I forgot about Marshall Rooms as well

I am pretty sure Adey Pierce had a quantity of the Monica 45

I saw one of the Goldwax EP's for $50 at a Canadian show. I understand now why he would have that price. I did not realise it was a Record Store Day thing.

All right, all right, maybe I just do not pay enough attention to the labels

I will have to cjecm my Brunswick 45's as I do not recall a drill hole, as I said. I do not think the AP is a boot, it is the same as mine - except for the hole obviously.

I am intrigued as I have never seen a Canadian 45 with a drill hole in 12 years? Anyone else?

Never did a lot of All-Dayers so I will go with Tewkesbury Watson Hall and the Locarno.

Canadian:

Talking with a young lad from Hamilton, ON at a show recently and he picked one up for 25c from a local charity shop I have offered but he will not trade/sell

I have to clear some 45's out so here is a batch of Soul 45's from the shelves that are doubles, in some cases trebles, and some simply not wanted anymore. $4 each unless stated, great shape. Sons Of Robin Stone - Got to Get You Back - Atco - vg - $5 Tobi Lark - Here I Go Again - Arpeggio - C - wol Nino Tempo - Sister James - A&M - $5 Barbara Mason - Come To Me - Arctic Solomon Burke - Only Love - Atlantic - C - wol Mack Rice - Coal Man - Atco Jimmie "Bo" Horne - If you Want My Love - Alston promo - superb Soul but vg only - $5 also have an issue copy in vg of above at $5 as well Al Hudson - How Do You Do - ABC Deep Velvet - Hanna Mae - Aware Ray Charles - I Chose To Sing The Blues - ABC Skip Mahoney - Where Ever You Go - Abet Skip Mahoney - Bless My Soul - Abet Barbara Lewis - Make Me Belong To You - Atlantic - C Carla Thomas - What A Fool I've Been - Atlantic - C Lew Kirton - Let Me Up Off My Knees - Alston - 2 copies Harold Melvin - Reaching For The World - ABC Oscar Brown Jr - Feel The Fire - Atlantic Clyde Brown - Crying Man - Atlantic Andre Williams - Rib Tips - Avin - $5 Tamiko Jones - Sidewinder - Atlantic - C - $5 Booker T and MG's - Red Beans And Rice - Atlantic - UK Clyde Brown - Peace And Love - Atlantic The Carltons - I'm A Man - Argo - $5 Atlantic Starr - Circles - A&M - $5 Ray Barretto - El Watusi - Apex - C - $10 - sticker on label James Phelps - Wasting Time - Argo - $5 Mike Williams - Lonely Soldier - Atlantic - $10 Troy Keyes - Love Explosion - ABC - $5 Barbara Mason - Aint Got Nobody - Arctic - 2 copies - $10 each The Drifters - Baby What I Mean - Atlantic - $5 - vg B's will be coming soon

I am sure my came in a Soul Bowl pack.

Wasn't the Soulful Twins on Sable a Soul Pack record in the early 80's?

Sat here with a bottle of red listening to that Steve White on Radio Sheffield playing Willie Mitchell - That Driving Beat looking for Pama Soul 45's on ebay and wondered what the difference is between the purple and blue labels? Apart from the colour before some smart arse comes on here. I have Bill Moss on the blue but there is a purple label on at the moment? Playing Mamie Galore - Neccesary now.

Canadian Eddie Holland?

For an album that went gold in Canada there aint many of them about!! I have had the Canadian issue 45 4 or 5 times but have never even played it

No, surprisingly not Country. Whee side is a pretty lame inst. with the odd whhhheeeeee thrown in now and again. Other side is poppy.

Just got back from a mooch at a new flea market that has just opened. I was shown a whole aisle filled with boxes and was told at the end were 1000's of 45's They will call me when they open it up. After going thorugh the few boxes available I picked out a few, Jimmy Wick on Lenox, Jack Harden on Star Shot - canadian northern thing but the one I got most excited about was this - Universal Sound is the label name from Sound Inc, Detroit Mich. A Sidrian Music production: The Dolton Boys - A Secret Memory/Whee - Universal Sound 1001 Oh dear

Kevin Howes - who works for Light In The Attic and lives in Toronto had some copies of this and the Eddie Spencer they put out. I have his email addy somewhere at home and will PM it to you when I get home. He is Sipreano who did the liner notes for the Jamaica to Toronto CD I believe he also works with the Mighty Pope.

Looks like a marketing ploy to get you to go to his 10 quid stuff on his site?

I have Canadian copies of The Supremes - Love Is Like An Itching Edwin Starr - Twenty Five Miles Sam Cooke - Sugar Dumpling - red label Stevie Wonder - Uptight if you are interested

Was at a local vintage toy and collectors sale yesterday as I heard there were a couple of record sellers going to be there and there were about 7 other 45's on Gamma label. I did not buy any but am now wondering what other soul stuff might be on the label?

Norris is alive and well and living in Toronto, he has no copies of Give In though I have a Smile sleeve if you want it when you track down the 45.

I have a mint- copy if anyone is looking for it but shipping from Canada might be an issue.

Betty Lavette - Only Your Love - UK Pama Bobby Womack - What Is This - Keymen The Realistics - Brenda Brenda - Loma Fred Hughes - Baby Boy - Brunswick and finally, the piece de resistance French Fries - Danse A La Musique - Epic promo label gap fillers one and all.

Where does the red Canadian issue fit in the price range?