Chalky

It was nothing to do with Modern Soul at the time

Both this mentioned in the OP food singers but there’s there are loads more better. I’d probably say Darrow just for the amount of solid records across the scene

Walter Jackson, Tommy Tate

Just read Rod Dearlove’s article in an issue of Voices From The Shadows. Crossover now has moved on to include just about anything and is far removed from what it initially was.

She has been dropping hints on twitter the last couple of weeks. Ordered my copy couple of days ago.

Its pretty rare

Thanks John. I’ll pick the magazine up and have a proper read. If they had done their research though many of those wouldn’t be in there on rarity alone. We could probably come up with plenty far rarer just for the northern stuff. Plenty with money who couldn’t care about the price, especially in Japan.

Even if the RC is nearer the mark value wise I would suggest it is way out on the rarity. Just 33 records rarer than the Tomangoes 😂 I doubt the Tomangoes nor Cecil would even make the top 200 rarest? Does the article say how the compilers arrived at this chart?

Contributed? You started the discussion and have reported the bidding process as it gas happened practically. There would have been nothing said otherwise until the auction ended and rarely have there been topics about current auction items. Thats why I wondered if the disc was anything to do with you and the hype been given. Cross? Far from it, I was quite relaxed with a bottle of red, well half a bottle left over from Saturday 😋 Buying this 😂 I have never spent silly money on records and my days of spend several hundreds let alone several thousands are long gone.

Probably both

And this is why the collecting scene is fcuked for the vast majority of ordinary collectors. Records like this being stupidly over hyped. Yes it is desirable but there have been many others much more desirable but you haven't over hyped those like this one. It is rare but not that rare. It is a record that should be within reach of many but prices that it is heading towards has taken it out of reach of the many, just like many other records that aren't really rare. There is overpaying but not to this extent. People are being had for mugs, treated like they are incompetent fools who know sod all by far too many. I don't blame John, far from it, its those believing the hype with far too much money and very little sense I blame, cheque book Djs with no imagination. Why such interest? Is it your disc?

Nope and in some cases having the opposite effect with prices of originals rising

Are you on commission? 🤣🤪

We were growing up, enjoying ourselves. We lived for the weekend but none of us thought for a minute we would be sat here now 40 and 50 plus years later discussing this thing of ours let alone many still trying to do what they did when they were 18.

This week's show, 14th October 2021

Brilliant Steve

From what I can make out I don’t recall seeing a Jobete acetate like the out of focus one. All very ordinary as per the one of John’s

One or two escapees from the institution by the looks of it

Just a cover version done to milk the scene

But Soul Bros Inc and Eddie Parker are not Northern Soul records, well they weren’t recorded as Northern soul. They were however accepted by the Northern Soul scene, given wider prominence and rescued from failure and obscurity by the Northern Soul scene, a scene that has accepted just about every popular and not so popular musical genre going.

Think we will agree to disagree

Oh they are and probably just as divided

There isn't a club worth walking to now. Everything was new and exciting BITD. Now its the same old same tired records trotted out at every venue.

Whilst R&R and C&W are not pure, they take others, R&R various forms of black music as well as C&W to make Rock & Roll. C&W also took various forms of music to make the one identifiable genre. Whereas Northern Soul didn't take and infuse or mix genres, the genres within Northern Soul stayed separate, pop records were still pop, R&B still R&B soul still soul and so on. That's why Northern Soul is an umbrella term for one scene encompassing various forms of music.

This weeks show features special guest Crewe's Martin Meyler and a 3,2,1 from the North East's Allan Coney.