Benji

Now available as a lot for just 25 quid plus postage.

Mixed bag of 60's, 70's and 80's soul for sale. All cheap as chips (IMO). Soundclips available on request! PATTY LaBELLE - YOU FORGOT HOW TO LOVE/ALL OR NOTHING - ATLANTIC VG+ £5 Spare copy, or I wouldn't sell it. Fantastic doublesider, dramatic midtempo dancer b/w sparse beat ballad. Highly recommended! THE SOCIALITES - YOU'RE LOSING YOUR TOUCH - W.B. EX £10 Lovely little girl group dancer. Used to sell for £50+ only a few years ago. BIG DEE IRWIN - AND HEAVEN WAS RIGHT HERE/EVERYBODY'S GOT A DANCE - DIMENSION VG++ £5 Early 60's mid to uptempo. Had plays on the belgian Popcorn scene. Uptempo dancer on flip. SECOND NATURE - NEVER GONNA RAIN IN HEAVEN - JAM M- £5 Unplayed old stock. midtempo crossover-ish dancer. Atlanta, Georgia obscurity. GLADYS KNIGHT & PIPS - TASTE OF BITTER LIVE - CBS (NL) EX £5 Modern Soul oldie from 1980. Still a fantastic record. Nice looking dutch p/s issue. sleeve vg++ THE FLIRTATIONS - WHAT'S GOOD ABOUT GOODBYE/ONCE I HAD A LOVE - DERMAN (GE) £5 Uptempo/midtempo doublesider. Nice looking german P/S issue. sleeve vg++ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ worldwide P&P from Germany: 1-6 45's standard £3.10/signed for £5.00/insurance available at cost Paypal preferred, as gift if possible. Bank transfer in EURO zone possible

Bargain price for a (hopefully) quick sale: EDWIN STARR - I JUST WANTED TO CRY - GERMAN TAMLA-MOTOWN - £45 SOLD German only release. Fantastic dancer. Sold for almost three times my price in the past. Sleeve is VG+. Record is M-. Hardly ever played by the looks of it. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ worldwide P&P from Germany: standard £3.10/signed for £5.00/insurance available at cost Paypal preferred, as gift if possible. Bank transfer in EURO zone possible

Bri, do you have any reference table for dating the dutch TM 45's? The NL black label cat # seem to be same as german black label TMs. I could use it to pin down release dates of my german black label TM 45s.

Thanks a lot. Will give it a try over the w/end. I record my own podcasts straight from the single deck w/out blending/mixing. Quicker than having to make wav files of the records first but not many options in mixing/equalising volume/etc.

I always wondered how this UK release came about. Was it like a phone call to the UK MGM office "Hello London! We got a song here. Recorded by a bunch of High School musicians and a priest. We don't think anyone in the ex-colonies would buy it. But maybe you guys in old europe do?"

Sebastian, does VirtualDJ work with audio files or audio input straight from the decks?

Good question. I think they're legit but giving the number of releases they have it's hard to believe they got the rights for all of them.

Dave, what pi**es me off is you tried to make your assumption to look like a fact. Anyway, I think it's not worth talking about that any longer. You said "few UK RECORDINGS DRIFTER". Do you mean UK covers of Ray Pollard? There's only one that springs to my mind and that's Long John Baldry. Are there any others? Speaking of LJB, we can add his take of the drifter to the list of UK recorded/released. Infact I think it's UK only isn' it? LJB's cover of the Ray Pollard flip "let him go" is another UK recording but was released at least in Germany and maybe other european countries.

Don't know why I do this but anyway: Singer Ray Pollard - born in NY and spent most of his musical career there. Producer: Gerry Granahan, born in Pennsylvania. US east coast based singer, songwriter, producer Arranger: Arnold Goland, born in NY And now you tell me they all went to the UK to record "the drifter"? BTW, nobody has to prove you're wrong. It's you who has to prove he's right.

We had that discussion three years ago. Or was it four years? Look up credits on both songs. They literally scream "New York". Your vague assumption is based on what? A paper clipping?

Mine's Mello Souls and JD Bryant on Shrine trophy item-wise. But if I really had a huuge amount of money I'd go to dealers with a bigger stock like Manship, Tim Brown and buy 1 copy each of every soul record they have.

Thanks, that makes more sense to me.

Two now hard to find vintage pressings for sale: SANDY HADLEY - SINCE I FOUND A LOVE - SO-CHAR (ex) £15 Nice lookalike. 'Solid Northern' as they say. THE CHESTERFIELDS - YOU WALKED AWAY - PHILIPS W/D (ex) £10 1970s pressing for the US market. Or was it for the Popcorn scene? Anyway, not a very well known boot of this brilliant early 60s dancer. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ worldwide P&P from Germany: 1-2 standard £3.10/signed for £5.00/insurance available at cost Paypal preferred, as gift if possible. Bank transfer in EURO zone possible

Eddie kendricks doing evil? never New that. any Details?

They changed the design of german TM from green/silver to black around 1967/68 when EMI took over TM from CBS. I'm pretty sure the same happened in NL. Edit: Just looked up Discogs. The dutch Festival time is from 1971 and ties in with the UK issue on TMG 795 from the same year

what part? Hair growing out one's ears?

Nonsense.

Three dutch Tamla-Motowns I just put up in Sales section (hint, hint):

Three nice collectable dutch Tamla-Motown 45's for sale, buy all three for £30 (post free): Brenda Holloway - Just look what you've done - £12 record EX, sleeve VG++ bit of sellotape on left side. Lovely looking picture sleeve San Remo Strings - Festival time (stereo!) - £10 record/sleeve EX. According to Manship only 45 release of the stereo take. And that take really sounds great. Edwin Starr - I'm still a struggling man - £10 record VG++, sleeve VG++ SOL/minor WOL. Nice picture ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ worldwide P&P from Germany: 1-3 standard £3.10/signed for £5.00/insurance available at cost Paypal preferred, as gift if possible. Bank transfer in EURO zone possible

UK recordings they may be but Frankie & Johnny, Chapter Five and Helen Shapiro are not UK-only releases.

Topic re-opened. Still after a copy. Previous deal fell through because of misunderstanding, I'm after the Little Ritchie version, NOT Roscoe Robinson!

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The "s" of superdisc is somewhere between upper and lower case. So you're both right (in a way). I say it's an original.