Chalky

tickets for most if not all the shows https://www.eventim.co.uk/tickets.html?affiliate=PP2&doc=artistPages/tickets&fun=artist&action=tickets&includeOnlybookable=true&kuid=547176&xtor=SEC-303030542-GOO-[Lamont_Dozier_-_SOLO]-[236368030469]-S-[%2Blamont %2Bdozier]&gclid=CjwKCAiA9f7QBRBpEiwApLGUil1SUAsfQP8-f7OhFbNr5ZxRHFTHfXF3z3zyc-0kf_PGdXm6aQGNfBoCnw4QAvD_BwE

tickets booked for Manchester

going to try and make Manchester

Soul music legend Lamont Dozier will be visiting these shores in 2018 with several dates including the Blackpool International Soul Festival for a Q&Q and show.

working away all week it can be difficult to see some of the acts, days holiday on Monday to see Spencer and Percy.

was looking all over for that cheers pal

Adrian Gibson Music Productions maybe one to watch, he promotes many that appear at BOTW. He doesn't have a mailing list though from what I can see. Keni Burke with four dates might appeal to some, I can't make it though as it is mid week :/

In my experience of going to see acts at band on the wall I doubt posting here would have generated too many more sales. Seen very few active scene goers tbh. But I will do my best to pass on any acts I see coming to the uk in future. Keni Burke is doing a few shows in January.... Lee Fields is appearing in London and he is always a great show.

AGMP are promoting Lee Fields and Keni Burke in the UK in January.

Better ask the promoter adrian gibson music or band on the wall, its advertised elsewhere

The shows have been promoted for some months now, early this year at least.

I went to manchester. About two thirds full downstairs, upstairs not used. Very good show but disappointing turnout given how many soul music lovers live within an hour of the place. Couple of videos on my facebook page.

I've sent a fair few myself without problem but I have read plenty of stories of things going amiss, damage etc. But I wouldn't post anywhere abroad without tracked and signed for.

anyway it matters little, both original

I think Dave Raistrick found them first at the distributors warehouse, orange. But Lucky Davis said the yellow was first when I asked him. Probably juts two print runs close to each other rather than a reissue as such using whatever labels and colours were to hand.

I haven't seen a definitive answer with evidence to say which is first or to say the orange is 1980 but I was told by a well respected collector that it wasn't 1980 as he had a copy before then. They weren't that far apart from each other.

Spain is notorious for things going awry, tracked and signed only mate regardless of the price

I charge to Europe Internationally Tracked & Signed For = £9.00 up to £50, £12 up to £250. The actual cost is a little under but I round it up to cover packaging.

The 1980 is definitely wrong, both have same run out details too if memory serves. I've always considered yellow first mind but I guess it matters little.

Depends who you talk to as to which came first, Dave Raistrick found the first bulk of them and they were orange I believe although yellow was the first seen. Would've been pressed about the same time IMO. Price more like £75 as it sold for that just last month (yellow copy), pretty quick too I believe. Also an orange copy for £50

Yep

There was a publishers acetate through eBay a few years ago, Carlin Publishers Acetate, JWIMS was paired with a four tops release though so not sure of its authenticity. https://www.popsike.com/ACETATE-CARLIN-MUSIC-FOUR-TOPSWALK-WITH-ME-GLADYS-KNIGHTWALK-IN-MY-SHOES/261196528248.html

I thought it was same, memory gone to pot lol

Seventy7 can't be lumped into the same category as CSP, Outta Sight and Kent. It was a Nashville label in its own right owned by John Richbourg, not a label reissuing releases specifically to cater for demand on the UK NS scene.

Hi Dean. Glad to hear you are out and on the road to full recovery. Keep your chin up and you'll soon be back to your old self. All the very best Chalky