John Siret

I didn't get Garry Cape's list back then, but 2 collectors near by did & they both had copies from him of Jimmy Bo Horn for around 15 pounds i think.

Ian, Thanks for the reply regarding Sam Dees + the PIR releases look essential !!

Interesting read Ian. Do you know why the SAM DEES - The Show Must Go On (Atlantic) has never come out on CD ? Regards, John.

Nice list to go at ! Hope some come out John.

I'm gonna let him go nuts on the Backbeats Artists series next year Ian, Who are the artist CD's in the pipeline ? A Otis Clay CD would be great. Thanks. John.

I'll add a few to the list - Donny Hathaway 'Someday We'll All Be Free' Tommy Tate 'If You Got To Love Somebody (Why Not Take A Chance On Me)' The Originals 'Baby I'm For Real' Bobby Womack 'I Don't Wanna Be Hurt By Ya Love Again' The Dramatics 'In The Rain'

Just a difference of opinion. I know the Natural Four aren't from Chicago which is why i wrote 'Curtom records' + my spelling mistake comes from what is copied from CD sleeve notes!

From 'Love's Happening' CD release - Clarence Burke, Jr, 18 years old Aloaha, 19 years old James, 17 years old Dennis, 16 years old Kenneth, 15 years old & Cubie, 3 &1/2 years old I would put the Impressions & The Dells before The Stairsteps + the Natural Fours Curtom records are better in my opinion.

Have a look on the SoulBrother website they are doing a classic album series where JazzFunk is one of the features.

If any ones interested there is a CD out of Beres Hammond 'Just A Man' 17 North Parade.

Think this was unissued & a Guy H play as has been said. I can remember it getting played regular down the 100 club.

Margie Joseph - Sweet surrender Notations Randy Brown - Welcome To My Room Lenny Williams - Choosing You Lloyd Price - Music-Music Bobby Wilson - I'll Be Your Rainbow The Main Ingredient - Euphrates River Often play these & more.

Impressions - You've Been Cheating - ABC

The flip to Talkin' 'Bout Woman is - AT714. I Believe I'll Have To Leave

Was a Pat Brady c/u years ago, can't remember title, think some turned up late 80's/ 90's i brought one then for £30ish, sold it some time ago.

Hope this works now Ady Both sides of SENATOR 45.

I think they were from the same source, mine came from Anglo-American if i remember correctly.

What about these ? Gwen Owen - Lies/ Rain (MEL-ADY) Tony Drake - Hey World/ Living In The Footsteps Of Another Man (IT'S SOUL TIME) The Metros - Whats Wrong With Your Love/ She's Just Not Everbodys Girl (SOUL KING) Nelson Saunders - It's Real/ I Hold The Key (SOUL KING) Doni Burdick - Candle/ Whatcha Gonna Do (SOUL KING)

Jeffree - Love Loan (Expansion)

Anthony White - Could It Be Magic LaMont Dozier - Peddlin' Music On The Side Al Johnson - Peaceful Bobby Wilson - I'll Be Your Rainbow Smoke - Risin' Leroy Hutson - Hutson Bobby Thurston - Sweetest Piece Of The Pie Prince Phillip Mitchell - Make It Good Margie Joseph - Sweet Surrender Margie Joseph - Hear The Words Feel The Feeling Here's 10 off the top of my head, also Curtis Mayfield albums.

Hello Beeks I use to own 'Fascinating Girl' one of them records that sounds great blasting out at an alnighter. The CD 'THE LOST SOUL OF DETROIT' has George Lemons 'Uphill Climb To The Bottom' on. Not a very good version IMO.

"Back For More" was reissued in CD format by the Japanese division of the record company. Not sure, but don´t think "Peaceful" got a CD reissue?! ''Peaceful'' did get a Jap CD release 2004 P-VINE

Hello, Try the - Lou Beatty's DETROIT SOUL Grapevine CD from 2006.

I'm sure it says in his book Bobby Womack didn't want the Rolling Stones to have 'It's All Over' although when the cheques came in his mind changed.