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Website recently updated with plenty more vinyl goodness!
https://www.rhythm-and-soul45s.com/ourshop/cat_900995-NEW-45s-IN-STOCK-ALL-GENRES.html
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Site recently updated again......thanks again to everyone who took the time to pop in and buy stuff last month.
https://rhythm-and-soul45s.com/ourshop/cat_900995-NEW-45s-IN-STOCK-ALL-GENRES.html
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https://www.rhythm-and-soul45s.com/
Quick bump on here as recently updated site with some nice new stock.
The first month or so has been hectic to say the least......many thanks to everyone who popped in and bought stuff!
Cheers!
Mace
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https://www.ebay.com/sch/basementboogaloo2012/m.html?_ipg=50&_sop=12&_rdc=1
Link to Louis Jordan (65 Bars) and Shorty Long (Burnt Toast) - 2 original, rare and indemand 45s that I have listed on ebay.....both play fine despite having tight cracks in vinyl, so decided to list on ebay and let them sell for whatever bids they attract.....full soundfiles & pics of cracks included in descriptions....
Good luck bidding!
Regards
Mace
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Well here it is, my new website selling R&B and Soul 45s, as well as Popcorn, Latin etc......hope you can visit and hopefully find something of interest....
Regards
Mace
https://www.rhythm-and-soul45s.co.uk/
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Chris, glue it to another record, that should hold it together....use a slow setting araldite so you can play/reposition the record once glued if it isn't sit fully flat etc...
Pretty sure Nick Brown did this successfully to a copy of Ray Pollard (Shrine) that he found in 3 pieces on the floor at a nighter (poss TOTW Stafford?)
Oh, make sure you have a record centre passing through middle of both records whilst glueing so they are aligned!!!!
Regards
Mace
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Sorry to take the thread backwards a step and away from the many and varied delights of S-O-T, but a question popped into my head for Mace -
When previously did you do the Niters at the Queens Hall, and was the Stafford 20th anniversary the final one?
Hi John, think we did 4 nighters there under NCS, and seem to recall Stafford 20th Anniversary was the 2nd event.....might be wrong though, and sure Chris Waterman could confirm exact info.
Regards
Mace
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Hi all, before I do my best to get some sleep I just wanted to say a massive thank you for your help, assistance, excitement and enthusiasm. Aside from the personal joy of having such a rare record it has been mind blowing to understand just how much this means to all you guys too! For the record, no I have not decided yet if I am selling it. Thanks again.
Keep it for a while and make 'em all sweat....
In fact.....I'd get some pics taken of yourself doing dangerous acts/stunts/sports etc whilst holding it gingerly between your teeth...(in a sleeve of course....)
Bungee Jumps, BMX tricks, juggling those fire flaming baton things that jugglers love to chuck about.... etc.
It won't increase the value of the 45, but wont half fcuk up the OCD levels of half the collectors on this site.....that's surely gotta be worth more than £10K of anyones money!
Will the rest of the collection be up for sale...if so is there any chance of a list....?
Plenty of British I'm still chasing even if Denbos given up....!
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Nick hasn't even hinted at selling it yet, has he???
I know if it was me, I'd NEVER sell it.
And I think I'd probably retire from collecting if I was the one to have found it. I mean, as a British label collector, what else would there be to keep me collecting???
The ones you still haven't got???
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This might sound really stupid and patronising, or very wise. But, when packaging records between cardboard, the bits of cardboard have to have the corrugations running perpendicular to each other. If you have two bits of cardboard and bend them, they tend to fold easily along the lines. If you rotate one of them by 90 degrees, THEN try to bend, you'll find that's where the strength comes from.
Next week I'll be discussing whether using FRAGILE tape makes a blind bit of difference...
Yeah. I turn each piece 90 degrees as described BUT most UK card stiffeners are flimsy at best so I end up using 4 or 5........2 aint strong enough in my opinion...some of those US ones are sturdy as fcuk...and that's why I asked if anyone stocks them in UK.....have requested a sample from supplier on Bravs link (I gotta buy 500+ so want them to be right)...but a pound to a penny says they are the same flimsy tat as the rest...
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Bit off topic, but can anyone recommend a UK stockist for decent 7" stiffeners....most the ones available are somewhat flimsy so I tend to use 4 or 5 at a time...had some really good quality ones from US made of very sturdy cardboard but cant seem to find them in UK.....plus my missus won't let me buy any more gas BBQs so I can cut up the cardboard box they come in!
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If it's not a soul event then of course you have no need to contact the promoter, and the manager should not refuse your business
I am puzzled though.....why would the promoter be bothered about not DJing if it's a birthday party not a soul night?
I'm guessing the music policy was to be Northern, and not general disco/wedding pish?
If so then I still believe the courteous thing to do would to be have approached the promoter first.
It's just general good manners in my opinion, and even though you were not aware of his promotion initially, then you could have followed it up after the manager told you that a soul night already ran in the venue.
Actually why would the manager even mention the soul night if you were booking for a general birthday party.?
Not my venue, not my promotion, not my concern really.......just airing my opinion on how I would have played it.
Best of luck in finding an alternative....I know plenty of suitable venues in the area if you need any info.....Nantwich Civic Hall is a beauty and has 2am license if I remember correctly....Eddie Edmundson ran some hugely successful charity events there a few years back, fantastic dancefloor and has a big car park to rear....plus no soul promotions running from there presently so no grief to worry about!
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Of course no promoter has the right to dictate who hires the club that they regularly use.
However, I would have thought a courtesy call to the promoter to explain your intent would probably been a decent thing to do...not that you should have to do this, but moreso I would think it would be the best way to start proceedings.
Let's be honest, most if us know who promotes which venues and it is easy enough to find out on here if in doubt.
This day and age there are so many events competing with each other, both locally and nationally.
This results in plenty of politics and backstabbing between promoters, so any enquiries for another soul event at a venue that another promoter regularly uses could be viewed with suspicion.
Of course that doesn't excuse abusive phone calls or emails from said promoter in return, but all is not sugary sweet on the promoting side of Northern Soul, and never has been.......
Think the term 'Welcome to the shark pool' gets bandied about a fair bit!
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R&b - Soul - Popcorn - Mod Jazz Etc 45S For Sale - Any 3 For $75 + Post
in Record Sales
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ANY 3 x 45s from list below for $75 + shipping
Shipping from U.K. but would prefer $s in paypal for these please.
UK shipping is $4 recorded delivery
International Shipping is $7 standard or $12 signed & tracked.
If paypal funds are paid as a GIFT I will upgrade International shipping at my cost, so you only pay $7 for signed and tracked (I save on fees so you save on shipping)
Full money back if not satisfied.
A long list of great 45s, so get comfortable before reading!
Please PM to reserve....All orders will be dealt with in order they are received - first come first served - this list will also be posted on other groups/sites etc.
UK 45s (all originals)
Sonny Boy Williamson - Help me - UK Pye International Ex- (noc)
Coasters - Love potion number nine - UK Parlophone Ex
Mel Torme - Comin' home baby - UK London Atlantic VG+
Jimmy Smith - Got my mojo working - UK Verve VG+
Sugar Pie Desanto - Soulful Dress - UK Chess Ex-
Carmen McRae - Take Five - UK Fontana VG+
Billy Preston - Greazee - UK Soul City Ex
Tommy Tucker - Hi Heel Sneakers - UK Pye International Ex-
Solomon Burke - Peepin' - UK Atlantic (black) Ex-
Billy Stewart - Summertime - UK Chess (black & gold) Ex
Bobby Bland - Wouldn't you rather have me - UK Action VG+
Booker T & MGs - Green onions - UK London Atlantic (black) Ex- (noc)
Undertakers - Stupidity / Just a little bit - Pye VG+
Booker T & MGs - Outrage - UK Atlantic (black) Ex
B B King - Don't answer the door Pt1 - UK HMV DEMO (green & white) Ex
Wanda Jackson - Mean, mean man - UK Capitol Ex
Roy Head - Just a little bit - Pye (label tear) Ex-
Willie Mabon - Got to have some - UK Sue VG+ (noc)
Jimmy Witherspoon - I'm coming down with the blues - UK Stateside Ex-
Gene Pitney - The boss's daughter - UK Stateside Ex-
Al Saxon - Linda Lu / Heart of stone - UK Fontana Promo Ex- (noc)
Jackie Edwards - My love and I - UK Island (red & white) VG+ (noc)
Roscoe Gordon - Keep on doggin' - UK Vocalion Ex- (noc)
Booker T & MGs - Jellybread - UK London Atlantic (black) VG+
Woody Herman - hush - UK Chess (black & silver) Ex-
Ronnie Hawkins - Who do you love / Bo Diddley - UK Columbia VG+
Alvin Cash & Crawlers - Barracuda / Do it one more time - UK President ex
Bocky & Visions - Good-good lovin' - UK Atlantic (black ) Ex
US 45s (All originals)
Boots Brown - Trollin' - RCA Ex-
Young Holt Trio - Ain't there something money can't buy - Brunswick Ex
Chicago Cubs - Slide / Pennant Fever - Chess Ex
Slim Harpo - I'm gonna keep what I've got - Excello Ex-
Eddie Burns - Hard hearted woman - Harvey VG+
Harvey Scales - Get down - Magic Touch VG+
John Roberts - Sockin' 1234 - Duke Ex-
Stokes - One mint julep - Alon Promo Ex
Clarence Carter - Looking for a fox - Atlantic Ex
John Lee Hooker - Solid Sender - Vee Jay Ex
Sugar Pie Desanto - Slip in mules - Checker Ex
Louisianna Red - Ride on Red, ride on - Roulette Ex
Marlowe Morris Quintet - Play the thing - Columbia Ex
Howlin Wolf - My country sugar mama - Chess promo Ex-
Little Milton - She put a spell on me - Checker Ex
Googie Rene combo - Chica Boo - Class Ex-
Furys - Dolow - Cedar Ex
Jimmy Witherspoon - Moneys getting cheaper - Prestige Ex
Little Bob & Lollipos - Twisting home - Decca Promo Ex
Deane Hawley - Bossman - Dore VG+
Malcolm Dodds - Can't you see - End Ex-
Willie Mitchell - Percolatin' - Hi Ex
Garnell Cooper - Green Monkey / Long distance - Jubilee Ex-
Rubies - A Spanish Boy - VJ Ex-
Mongo Santamaria - Cloud nine - Columbia Ex
Quincy Jones - Comin' home baby - Mercury Ex-
Joe Simon - I got a whole lot of lovin - SS7 Ex
Bud Spudd & Sprouts - The Mash - EM Ex
Jimmy Holiday - Love me one more time / The new breed - Diplomacy Ex
Frank Frost - Ride with your daddy tonight - Jewel Ex
Ruth Brown - I want to do more - Atlantic Ex
Sugar Pie Desanto - Soulful Dress - Checker Ex-
Mark-keys - The dribble / Bo-Time - Stax Ex
Revels - Downtown - Kapp promo Ex
Eddie Holland - Leaving here - Motown Ex
Roy Lee Johnson - Black pepper will make you sneeze - Okeh VG+
Buddy Ace - Baby please don't go - Duke Promo Ex
Lavern Baker & Ben E King - A help-each-other romance - Atlantic Ex-
Slim Harpo - Baby scratch my back - Excello Ex
Sonny Wash - Don't lie to me lover - Little Lynn Ex
Shelton Dunaway - Shake em up - Lyric Ex
Freddy King - 100 years - Federal Ex
Maximillian - The twistin' ghost - Barry Ex
Lionel Hampton - Wailin' - Glad Ex
Bobby Darin - Long line rider - Direction Ex
Junior Parker - Why do you make me cry - Duke Ex
Jerry McGee - Walkin' - Reprise promo Ex
Jimmy Elledge - Gonna turn my voodoo on - RCA promo Ex
Jimmy McCracklin Let the door hit you - Minit promo Ex
Paul Peek - When you hurt me I cry - Mercury promo Ex
Al Smith - Come on pretty baby - Prestige Bluesville Ex
Chuck Miller - Baltimore Jones - Mercury Ex
Little Esther - It's so good - Savoy Ex
Willie Bobo - Fried neckbones & home fries - Verve promo Ex
Walkin Willie - If you just woulda said goodby - Webcor Ex-
McKinley Mitchell - You know I've tried - One-derful Ex
Marvelows - Talkin bout ya baby - ABC VG+
Johnson sisters - I found my place - Broadway VG+
Janet Calloway - Bank of love - Enjoy Ex-
Lou Donaldson - Alligator Boogaloo - Bluenote Ex
Eugene Church - I ain't going for that / Mia Mariami Ex
Paul 'Guitar Red' Johnson - Pretty eyed baby - Checker Ex
Howlin Wolf - I had a dream / Pop it to me - Chess Ex
Elaine Dunn - If my teardrops could talk - Capitol Ex
Muddy Waters - Birdnest on the ground - Chess VG+
Bobby Bland - Turn on your lovelight - Duke Ex
El Dorados - I'll be forever loving you - Vee Jay Ex-
Eddie Bo - Hook & sling - Scram Ex-
Barrett Strong - You knows what to do - Anna Ex
James Brown - Sssshhh (for a little while) - King Ex-
Oliver Sain - Heavy Sugar - Bobbin Ex
Drifters - if you don't come back - Atlantic Ex
James Carr - Coming back to me baby - Goldwax Ex
Baby Washington - handful of memories - Sue Promo Ex
Chris Towns - Va va voom - Cee Tee Ex
Dells - Good-bye Mary Ann - Argo Ex-
Junior Wells - Up in heah / Juniors groove - Bright star Ex
Danny White - One little lie - ABC Ex-
Jr Walker - Brainwasher / Cleos Mood - Harvey Ex (wol)
Willie White - 99 Beef Steaks - Shaw Ex
Capitols - Tired running from you - Karen Ex-
Mary Davis - get up and dance - Fatback VG+
O'Jays - Lipstick traces - Imperial Ex
Jackie Wilson & Count Basie - Uptight - Brunswick Ex
Lottie Jo Jones - I'll drown in my own tears - Capitol Promo Ex
Sonny Knight - If you want this love - Aura VG+
Ricky Allen - It's a mess I tell you - Bright Star Ex-
Solomon Burke - Maggies Farm - Atlantic Ex
Rosco Gordon - Just a little at a time - Old town Ex
Ed Townsend - Stay with me - WB Ex
Ted Taylor - Help the bear - Atco Ex
Z Z Hill - You were wrong - MH Ex-
Jules Farmer - Sweetheart - Imperial promo Ex
Jimmy McCracklin - Steepin up in class - Imperial VG+
Louis Jordan - Point of no return - Tangerine VG+
Drifters - Drip drop - Atlantic Ex-
Bobby Bland - Good time Charlie - Duke Ex
Virgil Griffin - I'm on my way - Reginald Ex
Cathy Carlson - Hurt so bad - Philips Ex
Incredibles - Crying heart - Audio Arts VG+
Spinners - Sweet thing - Motown VG+
TNT Band - The meditation - Cotique VG+
Aaron Neville - Over you - Minit Ex-
Russell Byrd - Hitch Hike Pt 1 - Symbol Ex
Mighty Joe Young - I want a love - Webcor Ex
Harmonica George - Get some order - Toddlin' Town Ex
David Rockingham Trio - Midnight - Josie Ex
Jimmy Hughes - It ain't what you got - Atlantic Ex-
Nancy Wilson - My sweet thing - Capitol Ex
Willie Dixon - Uncle Willies got a thing going on - Federal Ex
Richard Berry - I want you to be my girl / Give it up - Paxley Promo Ex-
Jimmy Reed - Two ways to skin a cat - ABC Ex-
Ray Agee - Your precious love - Celeste - Ex
Bill Doggett - Honky Tonk - King Promo bio VG+
Bobby Marchan - I miss you so - Fire Ex
Mimi Allen - Whoopee - 3 Three Speed VG+
Ronnie Hawkins - Bo Diddley - Roulette Ex-
Brother Jack McDuff - Win, lose or draw - Cadet Ex-
Chuck Miller - Lookout mountain - Mercury Ex-
Carl Holmes - Mashed Potatoes - Atlantic Promo VG+
Ruth Brown - What'd I say - Atlantic Ex-
Marcels - Give me back your love - Colpix Ex-
Junior Parker - Ooh wee baby - Mercury VG+
Freddy King - Texas oil - Federal Ex
Rufus & Carla - That's really some good - Stax VG+
Karen Starr - Big Man - RSVP Ex-
Jimmy Ricks - Wigglin & Gigglin - Jubilee Ex-
Cheap Skates - Latin Skate - Bang Ex
Little Junior Parker - The next time - Duke (Plum & Yellow) Ex
Pips - Room in your heart - Vee Jay Ex-
Ted Taylor - Since your home - Duke Ex
Dynamics - Misery - Bigtop VG+
Mad Lads - African Twist - Gamble Promo Ex
Shorty Billups - Black Cats / Hoochie koo - Blast Promo Ex
Georgia Soul Twisters - You shot me through the grease - Mainstream Ex
Bobby Moore - Hey Mr DJ - Checker Ex-
Little Anthony - Better use your head - Veep VG+
Ray Barretto - Soul drummers / Mercy mercy baby - Fania VG+
Jay Dee Bryant - Get it - Enjoy VG+
Bobby Bland - A piece of gold - Duke - Ex
Lou Johnson - If I never get to love you - Bigtop Ex-
James Rivers - Tighten up / Bird brain - Eight-Ball Ex
Dorothy Prince - I lost a love - M-Pac Ex-
Mongo Santamaria - The now generation - Columbia Ex
Ted Taylor - Close your eyes - Jewel Ex-
Bobby Blue Bland - Don't want no woman - Duke (Plum & yellow) Ex
Quovans - Boogaloo Pt 1 - Symbol promo VG+
Dimples Harris - If you'll be true - Crest - VG+
Lee Rogers - Our love is more - D-Town Ex-
Little Milton - Just a little bit - Checker - Ex
Dean Barlow - Don't let him take my baby - Rust VG+
Ray Charles - I chose to sing the blues - ABC Ex-
Ike & Tina Turner - Mind in a whirl - Sue Ex
Kane & Abel - Twist is back - Destination Ex
Jerry Ann - Go Go Girl - Red River Ex
Donald Woods - My very own - Flip VG+
Charlie Rich - Midnite Blues - Philips VG+
G-Men - Raunchy Twist - Groove Ex-
Lowell Fulsome - How do you want your man - Jewel Ex-
Jessie James - I gotta little girl - Shirley
Joe Turner - I love you baby - Ronn Ex-
Jerry McCain - Love ain't nothing to play with - Jewel Ex
Boots Brown - El brasero - RCA Ex
Ada Lee - Moanin - Atco Ex-
Sammy Turner - Raincoat in the river - Bigtop VG+
Margie Day - Crazy over you - Legrand Promo Ex-
Eddie Cleanhead Vinson - Juice Head baby - Bluestime Ex-
Maxine Brown - wanting you - ABC VG+
Tommy Leonetti - the other man - Vik Ex
John Lemon Quartet - Check yourself - Tally Ex
Tommy Tucker - Hi Heel Sneakers - Checker Ex
Cal Tjader - Cuchy frito man - Verve Ex-
Chubby Checker - Hey you, little boogaloo - Parkway Ex
Little Milton - Grits ain't groceries - Checker Ex
Alex Hasilev - Young man - RCA VG+
Chuck Jackson - Hula hula - Amy VG+
Barry Darvell - King for tonight - Atlantic promo Ex (label tear)
Keith & troy - You got me running - Ibis VG+
Rickie & Hallmarks - Joanie don't you cry - Amy VG+
Barbara Lynn - Second fiddle girl - Jamie Ex-
Nobles - You ain't right - Stacy VG+
H B Barnum - So what - Imperial promo - Ex-
Buddy Guy - Skippin' - Chess Ex
Bobby Scott - Shadrach - ABC Ex
Lavern Baker - St Louis Blues - Atlantic - Ex-
The Care Package - They call me the clown - Jubilee Ex
Big Moose & Jams - Off the hook / Bright sounds - Age Ex
Carmen McCrae - Take Five - Columbia Promo Ex-
Carter Brothers - I don't care - Jewel Ex
Oscar Boyd - When things get a little better - Hermes Ex
Ray Agee - Leave me alone - Celeste VG+
The Conductor (Titus Turner) - Bla bla cha cha cha - Jamie promo VG+
Jet Set - The jet set - Blaine promo Ex-
Buddy Guy - Mary had a little lamb - Vanguard Ex
Tiny Powell - Take me with you - Wax VG+
Johnny Moore - Pretty Face - Ampen Ex
Jimmy McGriff - Kiko - Sue Ex
Freddy Young - Monkey business - Friendly Five VG+
Nappy Brown - Baby-cry-cry-cry-baby - Savoy Ex
Billy Duke - Timbuctu - 20th Fox VG+
Moses Davis - For dancers only - Tollie VG+
Guitar Slim - Well I done got over it - Speciality VG+
Allen Cromer - My soul thing - Edge Ex
Al Smith - Roadhouse - Falcon Ex
Johnny Nash - Kisses - ABC promo VG+
Jim & Monica - Slipin and slidin - Betty Ex
Gay Poppers - You got me uptight - Fire Ex-
Slim Harpo - Buzzin - Excello - VG+
Mose Allison Trio - Baby please don't go - Columbia promo Ex
Kingston Trio - Parchment farm - Decca promo Ex
Roy Brown - Ain't gonna do it - Imperial promo Ex
Joe Hughes - Shoe shy - Gallant Ex-
Priscilla Bowman - Spare man - Falcon Ex-
Jimmy Wilson - I don't care - Duke Ex-
Duke Earl -Misusin me - Bee Ex-
Teddy Washington - Hard Times - Maxx Ex-
Johnny Fuller - Deep in my soul - Imperial VG+
Tommy Willis - Night Train 66 style - Air Town promo Ex-
Jimmy Ricks - Secret love - Felsted (sol) Ex-
Leroy Jones - Slow twistin ' - Giant - Ex-
Drifters - Steamboat - Atlantic VG+
Tommy Tucker - Long Tall Shorty - Checker Ex
Sonny Warner - Bell bottomed blue jeans - Checker Ex
Monk Higgins - Different strokes for different folks - Chess Ex
Thanks for looking,
Regards
Mace