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  1. I think that is mention for a Record World advert
  2. Images form Heeey Baby posted same time as @Soul-slider
  3. Discogs only has a date for the first release, 1969. I would imagine the catalogue number (10869) is the date of the press, Oct 8 69?
  4. The tracks weren't copyrighted until Sept 1969. I would imagine the first press was Oct 1969.
  5. Chalky posted a post in a topic in All About the SOUL
    They are denied membership or kicked out as soon as alerted on any group I am involved with. Some have also seen wants on here and contacted through facebook. They often have an alias they use to see the wants on facebook, it is a full time job tracking them and they are often a couple of weeks into the scam before they are rumbled. Facebook i that large not everyone can see the warnings.
  6. Chalky posted a post in a topic in All About the SOUL
    He is definitely a scammer. He has been flagged up other social media sites for a few weeks now
  7. Chalky posted a post in a topic in All About the SOUL
    But he has lived through the emotions in the lyrics he wrote
  8. Chalky posted a post in a topic in All About the SOUL
    They are not 100% AI, Colin did write them all. I think some of them are fantastic. Lenny and The illustrators and the Betty J are brilliant.
  9. Always thought it around the ÂŁ1k mark. JC was massive for Andy Dyson at Lifeline, whilst not unknown it was rarely played anywhere before then
  10. That was only added to discogs after being posted here
  11. It is rarer on an issue but either issue or demo fetching daft money
  12. Good price for Jimmy Church.
  13. Dean Anderson Presents The Sound of Soul 7th November 2024 8pm till 10pm On this Sound of Soul just great music!! Join us the usual quality music and live chat here on this stream...
  14. Chalky commented on Eddiefoster's comment on an event in Soul Nights

    Hopefully Matt will have this with him....
  15. OOPs I didn't see the date either
  16. Sad news R.I.P. Eddie and thank you for the music.
  17. There are quite a few bootlegs on Juno at the minute, some from those who were involved in the large operation that involved some time at her majesty's pleasure not so long ago
  18. Well she looks like she is "enjoying" herself on that sleeve đŸ«ŁđŸ™ƒđŸ˜‰
  19. Before mid 90s mate, more like 90/91
  20. Tearra Still Loving Soul Junction - New 45 View full article
  21. Press Release: Tearra “Just Loving You/Teeah-Louise You Happened To Me “ SJ558 Release Date: Monday 25th November 2024 Tearra’s “Just Loving You” on it’s original U.S Midtown label due to its quality and desirability continues to regularly achieve four figure sale prices on the rare occasion that a copy comes on to the open market. Soul Junction through a licensing deal with Emandolynn Music first reissued this modern soul anthem back in 2017 as part of a dual 45 package that included the previously unissued Delights track “Listen To Me Girl” with the limited 500 copy pressing run selling out in a matter of days. Since then, copies of that Soul Junction release have regularly sold for circa ÂŁ60 a copy with sales enquiries still being received for either side of this 45 to this day. Therefore, we at Soul Junction have decided to fulfill this continued demand by reissuing “Just Loving You” for the second this time paired with Teeah-Louise’s “You Happened To Me” as the featured flipside. Tearra, real name Teeah-Louise a native of Mobile, Alabama was offered a recording contract by Philadelphian Record Producer/Label Owner Manny Campbell Jr during 1980. Campbell himself had relocated his Emandolynn Music operations from the city of Brotherly Love to Atlanta, Georgia some two years earlier. Campbell had planned to record a whole album on Teeah-Louise under the working title of “Great Love”. He firstly released a lead 45 single, the mid-tempo “You Happened To Me/Got To Keep You Mine” on his Coastal label logo with the artist credited as Teeah-Louise. Teeah’s fiancĂ© didn’t share his future wife’s ambitions of a recording career and her prospective album project faltered and was never completed. Although as a further two tracks had been recorded this allowed a for second 45 release to follow “Ooh Let This Feeling (Last A Long, Long Time)” backed with the desirable “Just Loving You” these were released on the Midtown label, with Midtown by then being Coastal Records main record distributor. This second release was credited under the artist name of Tearra, due to Teah-Louise by now not wishing to use her real name. Both the Coastal and Midtown releases were only ever pressed in 500 promotional copies runs. Teeah-Louise left the recording business for good soon after her marriage. In addition, a later 12” Coastal Records single issued on the group ‘Tomorrows Wish’ featuring the song “My Love For You” which shares the same backing track as Tearra’s “Just Loving You”. All four of Teeah-Louise’s songs were wrote by Manny Campbell, with Manny sharing the songwriting credits on “Ooh Let This Feeling (Last A Long, Long Time)” with his cousin, Keith “Toppie” Hill notably a former group member of the aforementioned ‘Delights’. For further information e-mail: sales@souljunctionrecords.co.uk or visit https://souljunctionrecords.co.uk/SJ558.html
  22. They are a real mystery
  23. If you have the slightest interest in the heritage and history of the scene then this should interest you. Great to hear the memories of someone like David Nathan, one of the pioneers of the soul scene in the UK and of course those of Kev's as well, very interesting. I look forward to future episodes.
  24. Dean Anderson presents The Sound of Soul ℱ 31st October 2024 **LIVE FACEBOOK GROUP CHAT EVERY WEEK** 8 -10pm For the 1st hour Colin Day's My Life In 10 Records. Over the last few months we have all been enjoying the fabulous music we have been introduced to from Riker records. 'World exclusive tonight' we are excited to finally reveal to you the back story and the details behind this record label.

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