Pete S

No Richard Temple is Jimmy Conwell and vice-versa

Probably the same person who wrote the Norma Lee record and I got the first initial wrong.

One is Maynell Wilson, it came in a pic sleeve. Can't remember the other one I had. Blue label with a red star in the middle.

Not sure but it's actually by Norma Lee & The Pat Daniels Band if that's any help. Written by J. McLennon. Only heard two things on CBM, one had a great title "Motown Feeling" but the record was rubbish.

Well that was very different and you're very brave posting it on here. I love The Clash over The Gallop. Problem for me was some of the vocals were getting lost, God knows I am no expert but would it have been possible to save the entire mix into mono? Anyway, nice to hear something very different...wish I could do it.

Came out CBS first then reissued due to demand on Direction 2-3 years later and remember reading in a dave Godin column in 1974 that it was still available to order, so they didn't delete it for year, same with Brooks & Jerry and Cliff Nobles, so interesting that they kept some Direction titles on catalogue depsite the label ceasing in 1970 or 71. Sorry, I digress...

Well Bill Black certainly was Elvis's bass guitarist (well slap-bass) for the Sun sessions and beyond.

I think he has 'got soul', absolutely. Just not keen on the music.

I sold a £300 quid record on here for £25 last year. I just bit the bullet. I do object, however, to the guy who bought Edwin Starr - My kind of woman on Ric Tic off me, I didn't realise it was a demo, and when he got it he practically took the piss out of me for selling it so too cheap and not as a demo.

Same here. Good singer, no doubt, insipid music as bad as the mid 80's really.

Agree, great record, fortunately available to us lesser mortals on a Polydor demo lookalike. Got it on my jukebox.

What a fantastic pic sleeve on that Sandy Sarjeant! Groovy.

Sorry about the scans of black labels, my camera doesn't like them.

OK shall we move on a bit now...one of the most astonishing blue eyed soul records ever made

She got whiter

No I'm probably confused by her having no black facial features and her skin not being black

Tone, I know this is of no use to you know but I had a copy of jackie Lee - The Town I Live in 2 months back which I had no intention of selling, but someone sent me a wants list with a price they wanted to pay and I decided it was then for sale, so I sold it. It's always worth asking me for non-Northern 60's stuff, you never know.

Going/gone through similar thing this week on a UK SUE record, got it for half it's value, 10 days and still no item, contacted the seller who is suppose to have sent it recorded, refunded straight away,

Whitest black girl I've ever seen then...did you see the photo above? is it a black girl? Nah...

Steve, it's a different take with the organ more upfront. You need to get a sound clip up!

JUST A HANDFUL OF UK LABELS AT SENSIBLE PRICES. PLEASE PM IF YOU'D LIKE ANYTHING. PAYPAL GIFT ONLY PLEASE. NO OFFERS THANKS. SCANS BELOW. CURTIS LEE & THE KCP'S - EVERYBODY'S GOING WILD - CBS ISSUE ON HOLD This is mint unplayed straight out of the BBC Gramaphone Library, as it says on the label stamp. Had this a few times on demo but never on an issue. Very, very rare. MINT £60 BOBBY GOLDSBORO - TOO MANY PEOPLE - UNITED ARTISTS ISSUE This is the only UK release for the 'proper' version, the stomping one as played in 1977. Very rare on issue. Played a fair bit but still plays EX and no marks or scratches, so graded EX. EX £60 BOBBY HEBB - YOU WANT TO CHANGE ME - PHILIPS SOLD Another UK tough one, near mint copy EX+ £50 BIG MAYBELLE - I JUST CAN'T WAIT ANY LONGER - CBS DEMO This one has a scratch right at the start which clicks twice, some marks on the vinyl not affecting play. VG++ £50 LOU RAGLAND - SINCE YOU SAID YOU'D BE MINE - WARNER BROS Ever popular 70's dancer. Nice copy, just some light marks when held to the light. EX- £35 THE CROW - YOUR AUTUMN OF TOMORROW - RIGHT ON SOLD EX+ £25 THE OLYMPICS - WE GOT TOGETHER/ SECRET AGENTS - FONTANA Two classic dancers, EX- plays EX+ £15 DEBRA JOHNSON - TO GET LOVE YOU'VE GOT TO BRING LOVE / THE DIPLOMATS - I REALLY LOVE YOU - KENT 6T'S 24th ANNIVERSARY MINT MINUS £35 ON HOLD POSTAGE £2.00 RECORDED OR £5.90 SPECIAL

Sorry, not my field I'm afraid, you need a sweet soul expert, sure there must be one on here somewhere

Worth the price just for these but I'd have paid the £10 just for the one in bold below 10. It's all over - Gee's 13. It happens every day - Persianettes 19. You're the guy - Argie & The Arketts 23. If you love me (show me) - Monique 27. My fault - Passionettes 28. Try my love - Sequins 29. How can I get to you - Soul, Sharon

If you can't find more than 15 decent tracks on the entire Goldmine catalogue you're listening to the wrong sort of music, at least 50% of everything they put out was top notch Northern Soul, saying that not as someone supporting the record label but someone who bought practically all of them when they were released and was rarely disappointed. There are hardly an classic Northern sounds that didn't come out on Goldmine. So you're saying the two Golden Torch and Twisted Wheel compilations contain rubbish? The Blaxckpool Mecca one? The label series United Artists, MGM, Scepter Wand?