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Postage £2.30 signed for. Paypal as gift please. Andre Brasseur - The Kid (VG ++) - £15.00 Bunny Sigler - Girl Don't Make Me Wait (Ex -) / Let The Good Times Roll ( VG+ minor small scratch/mark causes a single audible click but doesn't jump - see photo ) - £15.00 Thanks for looking

Still lots of happy clappers ( me included ) at The 100 Club. Few that spring to mind are:- Charlene & The Soul Serenaders - Can You Win Ben E King - Getting To Me Cresa Watson - Sweet Temptation

Is that for USA or UK? USA seems to command a better price?

I'm selling Rob. Found it today on a record digging trip in Norfolk for Andy Hackett. He's started a disco roadshow but he's short of soul tunes so asked me to find him some stuff. His next one is on Friday night at The Alliance ph in West Hampstead supporting Boz Boorer's new rockabilly band if you fancy a night out.

Cheers fellas.

What's the going rate for "I Can't Move No Mountains" on UK Atlantic?

Johnny Bristol - Hang On In There Baby - Do It To My Mind - You & I Four Tops - ( It Would Almost ) Drive Me Out Of My Mind - 7 Lonely Nights / I Can't hold On Much Longer Holland Dozier - Baby Don't Leave Me / Why Can't We Be Lovers

Maybe worth a simple google search under images - then save image to pictures/photos unless it has to be original sheet music.

George Martin next to Billy Paul bottom left?

Both good but If You Think You're Groovy has the Marriott - Lane stamp of quality.

Reminds me of when I saw Booker T at the Bush Hall a few years back. He was promoting his new album Potato Hole and was backed by The Driveby Truckers, a band of longhairs who could rock. New album tunes sounding great and crowd getting into it when in a break between tunes someone shouts out " play what you're known for ". Some people need to stop living in the past!

Cheers Rob. Popped into Rough Trade for Jeb's 45. Got the EP free as I had to go back for a replacement as the first one was scratched. Not sure about the Xmas party. If I don't see you, hope you have a great Xmas and New Year. Best Mike

Decent album which includes The Kindly Shepherds and The Masonic Wonders. Vinyl is Ex- Sleeve VG ( minor crease along the bottom, minor tear on the spine, small drill hole front and back and a bit grubby on reverse ( see photos ) £13.00 plus £3.50 postage and packing PayPal friends and family or bank transfer

Yep loads of one sided white demo's. None with the good flip though

Cheers for the like Frank. Shame you couldn't make the 100 Club - was a really good night!

Cheers for the rep Billy. See you tomorrow for the 100 Club. Looking forward to it!

First time at this city centre bar playing alongside Col Wolfe and Andy Cann of Spoke Records plus Simon Wright. Its free entry from 8pm till late. In no particular order :- Sly Stone - Running Away Fox Fire - A Star In The Ghetto Little Milton - Drifting Drifter Willie Tee - First Taste Of Hurt Edwin Starr - Running Back And Forth / Time Maytals - Monkey Man The Byrds - Artificial Energy The Who - Instant Party Georgie Fame - No Thanks The Hytones - Runaway Girl Sandra Richardson - After You Give Your All Jo Stance - Hey Girl Jimmy Ellis - Happy To Be Jeb Loy Nicholls - It Was My Mistake Big Lee Dowell - What I Done Wrong Lady Wray - Do It Again Charles Bradley - Strictly Reserved For You Dizzy Gillespie - Soul Kiss Harold Melvin - Satisfaction Guaranteed The Jaybirds - Somebody Help Me Esther Phillips - Home Is Where The Hatred Is Julien Covey - Sweet Bacon Small Faces - I've Got Mine Nora Dean - Barbwire Ray Barretto - Soul Drummers The Bamboos - Tighten up Patti Jo - Make Me Believe In You Nolan Porter - If I Could Only Be Sure Jimmy Ruffin - Since I Lost You Ann Sexton - It's all Over But The Shouting

I've not visited this thread for a while but have spent several pleasant hours over the last couple of days catching up and heard some superb tunes. Couple that stood out - Lady Wray - Do It Again ( downloaded a copy for 79p ) and Queen Yahna - Aint It Time ( added to wants list ) . As has been said before, this thread is still a great resource for hearing a variety of new tunes. I've not been buying much soul music lately but as I was in London last week visiting my daughter, I thought I'd pop in to Rough Trade and pick up a copy of this tune which I've been meaning to get for a while. Not really soul but a nice tune all the same. I also recently picked up GC Cameron's self titled album which includes Truly Blue which is a nice tune. There's scant detail about it on dftmc but I've got a feeling I read somewhere that it was recorded for a shelved Mowest album Seventh Son a few years before.

Judging from Popsike, the legit release came with a push out centre. There are several of these solid centre copies on there too which have gone for £50 or thereabouts so maybe some buyers have been turned over. Presumably there isn't a manufacturer which makes records with the slip ring around the circumference of the label. That prevents realistic counterfeits of UK releases.

Doesn't surprise me. Quick look on eBay shows that there are non solid centre copies of this title too. Judging from the blurb I've read on another seller's eBay site, it appears that a business model for selling this stuff involves not actually holding any stock, waiting for someone to buy and at that point, the seller purchases the 45 elsewhere and presumably arranges for his/her supplier to send direct to the purchaser. This Ebayer may not even be involved in pressing up the copies for sale.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NORTHERN-MONSTER-MICKY-MOONSHINE-NAME-IT-YOU-GOT-IT-CHAPTER-FIVE-YOU-CANT-MEAN-/282238109605?hash=item41b6b3c7a5:g:px8AAOSwMNxXYpPy Same seller apparently bootlegging a bootleg label. Looking at his eBay feedback, 2 negatives ( one because record sent in an "iffy bag " ) out of over 466 sales over last 12 months ( 168 in last month ). A quick glance shows he's knocking them out mostly at £5.99 each so allowing overheads of at least 50% ? pretty modest profits for the hassle involved.

Yep will be there. Looking forward to it!

Nice one Rob. I've got David Ruffin's version of No Matter Where but I really like GC Cameron's take on it too. Foolishly didn't buy one of the several copies in Music & Video Exchange in Notting Hill Gate a few years back.

This is a superb Motown Podcast posted on here a few years back. Had forgotten how good GC Cameron's Truly Blue is ( 24.20 ) aby Come Home To Me - Shorty LongIt's A Lonely World Without Your Love - The TemptationsLove A Go Go - Stevie WonderEverybody Needs Love - Jimmy RuffinI Gotta Find A Way (To Get You Back) - The TemptationsEvery Time I See You I Go Wild - Stevie WonderI'll Never Change - The Four TopsToo Many Tears, Too Many Times - The MarvelettesEverybody Needs Somebody (I Need You) - Stevie WonderTruly Blue - GC CameronDiscover Me - David RuffinGod Is Love - Marvin GayeTurn Back The Hands Of Time - The Ruffin BrothersYou Can't Stop A Girl In Love - The SupremesStrong Love - GC CameronI Wish You Were Here - Shorty LongDon't Turn Away - The Four TopsSave My Love For A Rainy Day - The TemptationsI'll Cry - Stevie WonderMore Today Than Yesterday - Kiki Dee

A few suggestions :- David & Jimmy Ruffin - Turn Back The Hands Of Time Edwin Starr - Running Back And Forth /Time Ivy Jo - I Can Feel The Pain Earl Van Dyke - All For You Originals - Don't Stop Now Temptations - Save My Love for A Rainy Day Stevie Wonder - Nothings Too Good For My Baby 4 Tops - I'll Never Change