Chalky

Timi Yuro rams every dancefloor when ever a Dj plays it, it is pretty irrelevant what a few think on here in the scheme of things. The price is pretty stupid though, a fool and his money easy parted never truer. J.D. Bryant is fantastic slice of soul music.

Buy the LP, you will save a fortune for other vinyl delights.

Quite a few about. Think Kitch said he's had 5 copies.

Sad news but he will live on with what he left behind, thank you for the music Billy. R.I.P.

To be worthy of a place at any reunion I would think you would have to have made some sort of contribution that can be looked back upon I would have thought. I wouldn't have thought that possible with one set especially at somewhere like Stafford given the contribution made by a number of DJ's?

I would have thought around £1k today, demand is high and two great sides.

Well if he is Julian let me know who it is and I can find out what he played and include him in the Stafford Story

Think the scene misses the likes of Pete Joan, sad loss and as you say very much missed by many. R.I.P.

It could very well be 1980 rather than late 70's.

probably the year?

The Funky Bunch......I really need to put me glass on when reading small writing, it read Numpty Bunch

Thought I would give this a bump with the interest in magazines from the past. All three issues of Pete's magazine, the third was unissued at the time of his death and has all the editing notes still in place. Pete always spoke how he felt, he didn't mince his words and that bis evident on the magazines with some hilarious reading and some quite cutting comments as well about those who he held strong opinions about follow the links to my site and all there available in epub or pdf and also Jock O'Connor's magazine as well.

Orange 1st, then the darker green reissue late 60's early 70's, then the lighter green reissue late 70's is how I understand it. All legit and from James Hendrix himself.

No surprises standing out at first glance. I wish the prices often mentioned were still applicable today I will have a good read of two this week and see if anything standing out.

Further reading about Asbury Park groups... https://www.classicurbanharmony.net/Asbury%20Park%20West%20Side%20Vocal%20Groups%20pt%201.pdf and https://www.classicurbanharmony.net/Asbury%20Park%20West%20Side%20Vocal%20Groups%20pt%202b.pdf

An article (courtesy of Classic Urban Harmony) that may be of interest to some https://www.app.com/story/entertainment/music/2015/01/14/light-day-west-side-asbury-park-story/21758233/?fb_ref=Default

Nice one Sean, really appreciated. Really enjoyed dping in and out of issue 1 at my leisure the last couple of weeks. I'll convert again for you

May as well just have a juke box or put a cd on

It's all a load of bollox. Most know where they are going, are happy to go as well, they know who they will be listening too, what they play and are happy with what they play. OVO has been hijacked by many who play semi legit and legit reissues. As Phil said done to death, just go where you are happy to go.

If you struggle Mark I have one you can borrow. amazon uk do have some in the new and used section.

Well I have both the LA and Chicago ones and if anyone wishes to offer similar sort of money.........

There is a topic here with scans of the first cd...

The Enchantments is on the Rare Soul on CD, not sure about green cover, non e of my early ones has a green cover except the double CD NS Fever which is number 27. Enchantments is also on one of the NS Fever discs. Connie Van Dyke is on "The Magic Of Detroit", not sure of the number.

I did think it was but wasn't sure, when was it?

I have most of the early Goldmine/Soul Supply. Thinking about selling them. First was the Rare Soul On CD in 1988 (mine has Grey Sleeve as said and didn't see a red till much later). Then came Northern Soul Story, Modern Soul Selection, Detroit, Sweet Soul, Mellow Groove then Girl Groups etc etc......