Chalky

Not sure if this is still the right place to post mixes? Anyway part 62 of the Stafford Story and at the minute the last one to feature the records of Guy Hennigan. Billy Robinson - Shucks you left The Fire Burning - Crazy Horse (Gino Parks) Z.Z. Hill - That’s It - Kent Valentino’s Rhythm Section - Sweeter Than The Day Before Leverett Sisters - A Place For Me - Kayden Edie Walker - I Don’t Need You Anymore - Mew Purple Mundi - Stop Hurting Me Baby - CAT Tony Washington - Someone Always Crying - Venture Randy Taylor - Theatre Of Broken Hearts - Uptown The Righteous Brothers - Bring Your Love To Me - Moonglow Danny Woods - Sweet Darling Angel - Smash (Jimmy Helms) Z.Z. Hill - What More - Kent Bobby Adams - That’s The Kinda Man I Am - Sam Bowie & The Blue Feelings - (Think Of) The Times We Had Together - Wingate Bill Horton - I Wanna Know - Kayden Faithful Wonders - Ol’ John (Behold Thy Mother) - Checker Leverett Sisters - Stop Think It Over - Kayden Sharon McMahon - I Got To Find Another Guy - Karen Van McCoy & Friends - Ain’t Got No Love (Instrumental) (Dress Rehearsal) Johnny Wyatt - I Wouldn’t Change A Thing About You - Challenge Lee Drummond - Baby I Know - Fontana Gene Middleton & The Funk Factory - No One To Love Me - Funk Factory Victors - Not Only A Girl Knows - Philips Kenny Hamber - Time - De Jac (Artie Wheeler - I Said Time) Wesley Paige - You Turn Me Around - Rojac

The site is to discuss soul music and to celebrate those who sang it, produced it arranged it, financed it and hopefully give these artists some credit and acknowledgment, not celebrate and assist bootleggers. Youtube is where most of these scumbags get their recordings from too, especially the rare ones.

Yeah will get my tickets sorted soon. Saw him at Band On The Wall and it was packed. Saw him the year before inn Leeds and one of th best live acts I've seen that night. Some of his show own my youtube page.

I didn't know any of these were appearing. Where are they advertised?

Where is he appearing? P.S. Just found the info...he is appearing at Gorilla.

I can just imagine Sir Joe being played at Butlins......not. I bet the sleeve notes make interesting reading. The Big John Hamilton is fantastic.....Andy Dyson spin.

I agree Dave re goldmine but a crack is a crack, mint it maybe but you ain't gonna get mint prices unless someone is desperate...then again there seems to be plenty of those about buying soul records right now.

Cracking Lp.

Doesn't take much for a hairline crack to become a break, especially if carrying them about for Djing. Look at goldmine guide and a cracked record is practically worthless.

Like Dave says easy 400 IMO. Tough one to find.

Both just pop to me though with neither rooted in the sunshine pop genre. From what I understand more to the genre than just being feelgood and catchy?

https://rateyourmusic.com/genre/Sunshine+Pop/

Just what do you mean by sunshine pop....most just seem to be talking about pop.

Got our tickets for Manchester sorted. Link for tickets https://bandonthewall.org/events/betty-harris/

So would I but I guess when you are Butch you have so many great records you can let some wait their turn. TBH I thought I heard it first from Butch but could well be wrong, memory not like it was.

Rod Shard had it first as far as I know and sold it Butch in the 90s. Andy got the one that came from Barry James and was going to Ian Cunliffe originally. Brian Wakelin from Blackpool found the copy in Blackpool. That went to Sam.

1200 or 1500 pressed not 500

You would have labels like Dore probably using the wrecking crew. They did use Gold Star studio where Spector did a lot,of his work with the wrecking crew.

Pmed you

Robbing cnut. 1200 copies sold and you get people like this expoliting the scene.

Butch has the original acetate.

You will probably always get good attendances in the cities, particularly with a good student population, Leeds, Manchester, Sheffield etc. Most probably perceive it as a night out. In reality that is all it ever will be for the vast majority of them once they leave Uni and go back to the real normal world. It would need a high percentage of these kids to really get into and travel for them to continue the scene in ten, fifteen years and that is far from what is happening. I was at King Georges Hall recently and the vast majority of the crowd were nearer their pension than a student grant....even I felt good about my age

From what I have read the bassist on "I Want You Back" was Wilton Felder. Some info in the link below regarding "I Was Made To Love Her", most of those behind the song claim it was JJ. https://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=14131

The original use of the backing and the best for me.

But its marketing strategy was white kids and the pop market, not the black ghettos. Anything "too" black was canned. Again we digress