Chalky

PB isn’t a plant matrix but initials of the engineer, many engineers had their work initialled. Had a discussion elsewhere and PB is probably Phil Brown, a West Coast engineer in the 70s and who apparently worked at Monarch in 1974.

None are rare, they were everywhere at one time, every sales box, every dealer. It still a regular sales item as well. Simply demand that is driving this 🐑🐑🐏

£650 and fair in the same sentence 😂🤣

I have the book mate, can check at weekend if someone else doesn’t help

I somehow don’t think they have licensed them all 😉 Sure this label has come up in conversation before.

Must have taken some effort to license all that lot

I presume from Frank himself @Goldsoul

Given the fact Frank said she was session singer I think we can stop throwing names of well known singers in the hat, I’m sure Frank would have remembered recording someone well known

yes I know, that's who discogs has our Eddie linked to

The picture Simon posted....

Cashmeres on Mercury were a mid 50s vocal group so by the 60s would have been at least nearer 30. Eddie Jefferson if its the Eddie Jefferson linked on discogs and yes before anyone pipes up I know discogs is user entered and often wrong) was born in 1918 so he would have been knocking on a bit come the mid 60s. I don't think it is him and discogs IS wrong. I have read Eddie is the same one. who recorded for Stax and Goldwax.

There was half a dozen groups either called the Cashmeres or had cashmeres in the group name. The one we are concerned with (Hubba Hubba, HEM and Ninandy artists) had Eddie Jefferson (Jeff on the acetate), Robert Rennie and as also stated on the label Brown and Busby. Robb K on Soulful Detroit said "Eddie Gibbs and Don Edwards were also members of the group (I believe, before Eddie Jefferson joined?" That would make 6 members at various points in the brief history of the group, not saying at the same time though. What is the source of the photo?

Used to follow his posts few years ago, put some great photos up.

I had an automated reply so hopefully they will get back to me, think it is a "page" as well rather than personal so she should see it. Know what you mean had loads never responded to.

I dunno but I guess whoever is behind the shorter video is blocking it for some reason? I think it was for a TV show as there is Temptations footage from around that time too if I remember rightly?

I've sent Shelly a message, see if she gets back to me.

he did redo it but took all the studio footage out, just some video of the supremes on stage now.

Try The video on YouTube is blocked but here it is, tried to add to videos but they are url links

The In-Souls is also excellent

Cheers Mark, once I get my act together I'll come calling

Dean Anderson's lockdown blues remedy, My Life In 10. Mark Wilson & Tim Ashibende give us very insightful views into their life with 10 great musical choices each.

In my head I am writing but working 60-70 hours every week and demands from elsewhere it is finding the time. I'm plodding on researching, archiving etc.

according to Frank, Connie was a session singer he found

You can read many books on the early mod and soul scene and there is a lot of displeasure from the mods in the direction those who were turning to Northerm were taking the clubs. In the end they both went their own way with clubs eventually becoming all northern soul with little if any of the mod way of life prevailing.

Mine is still in transit from Chicago somewhere, posted 6th April.