Chalky

I was sent a tape to transfer to CD and from it I sourced the tracks and did a mix cloud upload of the current spins from September and October 1993 of one of the leading DJ's of the time Saus. https://www.mixcloud.com/Chalkster/soul-from-saus-september-october-1993/ Leonard Whiting - That's What Mama Say - Pye (Bobbie Smith - Momma Say) Diane Payne - What Side Your Bread Is Buttered On - Logo (Timi Yuro - Now You Know) Unknown Artist - Don't Slam The Door In My Face - VMC (Billy Joe Royal - Lost And Lonely) Marva Josie - Later For You baby - Time Gracie Dumas - Song Of A Woman - J-Gems Lamont Dozier - Dearest One - Melody Little Stevie Wonder - Contract On Love - Tamla The Pets - What Kind Of Girl - MGM Tony Williams - How Come - Philips The Knights - I Got A Feeling - USA The Fiestas - Think Smart - Old Town Sandy Wynns - I'll Give That To You - Simco Nora Roberts - I Just Flip - Kick Off (Trilons - When I Think About You) Nora Roberts - My Love Is Yours - Kick Off (Trilons - Yours For Time Indefinite) Wonderettes - How Soon - Baja Paul Days - Wake Me Up Baby - Loma Victoria Williams & JD Leadbetter - Show Some Sign - Verve Victoria Williams & JD Leadbetter - We're So Satisfied - Verve Jeanette Baby Washington - Let Love Go By - ABC Paramount Orthea Barnes - Picture On The Wall - Mickay's Riff Ruffin - Peepin' And Hidin' - Duke Peggy Paxton - It Ain't What I Do (It's The Way That I Do It) - Paula Etta James - Seven Day Fool - Argo Tempos - I Gotta Make A Move - Montell Michelle (Johnny Moore - Make A Move) Gambrell's - Jive Talk - Pioneer Gwen Owens - Mystery Man - Oncore Tommy Frontera - Leading Lady - Hi Lite Phil Terrell - Love Has Passed Me By - Carnival Del Chontays - Baby I Love You - Steeltown (Star Tones - Baby I Love You) Carole Waller - The Love Of Mine - USA Bogis Chimes - I Think You'll Find - Champ (Detroit Soul - Think) Gerri Diamond - Only you (Can Feel The Loss) - Counterpart Lewis Clark - I Need Your Loving So Bad - Tiger Town Betty Turner - The Winds Kept Laughing - Crescent Helen Shapiro - He Knows How To Love Me - Columbia Steve Mancha - Did My Baby Call - Wheelsville John Wesley & The Four Tees - You Still Need Me - Melic Jewel Akens - My First Lonely Night - Era The Lollipops - Step Aside Baby - Impact

If someone has one at £30 I'd be interested

Cleveland Robinson's own label Nosnibor and one I saw in sales elsewhere Milton Parker on Closet.

Just as an aside, what is the LP worth these days?

Butch told the story on here, he had had it a long time, didn't rate it and was in his shit box. Andy Dyson bought it or traded it and covered it up and it went big in no time. It was more than £25. Nick Brown had it mid 90's as well but don't think he did a deal with it. Very few copies about and none for sale.

It might have dropped to 300/400 quid with the find but it didn't take long before it was back to around £700 and that was with copies still in circulation. That was also several years ago. It wasn't surprising given that there is very little supply of this but plenty of demand that it fetched what it did on JM's auction. Over priced? Maybe? I still would have expected around £800 to £1k if someone had asked before the auction.

I thought Clarkie had one ad well but just checked and it was the Empires he had also. Hardly recent discovery, was 30 years ago......just remained rare.

Oh Baby...

One Dance is great but there is also a fantastic take on Globe by The Creations 'Oh Baby'. Andy Dyson has a copy, Kev Murphy, At least one other Lifeline resident played it when we was at Stables, could've been Butch........I think JM auctioned one, at least one through ebay, there are copies out there, not many but there are some. there was at least two copies back in the 80's.

Few copies kicking about that I know of. Certainly had spins at Lifeline.

It's on the list for tomorrow. Really enjoyed the Elliot McCauley interview, a Manc making great soul music...who'd have thought

Apparently Saus had a record covered up as Billy Joe Royal and it actually was him? He just changed the titel, that is all he can remember. It might jog his memory when he listens.

Thanks to Soap, here is a decent recording of the record in question. Anyone know who it is? It was done for the VMC label apparently.

Ey up mate, that'll be the one John Manship auctioned/sold 89/90, now resides with Richard Searling I think. There is a scan on the site I posted of it somewhere.

Off top of me head, three 60's, two slower and one quicker tempo and two late 60's early 70's take. They might be done same time just funky wah wah guitar and such.

I thought it was a relative cheapie?

I know of I think 5 takes, all by the Originals using at least two different leads, Freddie Gorman and CP Spencer. Never heard of one by the Monitors. The Prophets, Detroit Prophets and any other name are bootlegs.

Such sad news, a top top bloke, proper gent. R.I.P. Rick.

I'm not sure Drew, not even sure if the The David 45 ever saw a release, some dispute as to whether it did or not and next to nothing about it anywhere. Saus can't remember what it was and he no longer has it.

It only came out on a 45 on Jo Mar which is a bootleg of the LP track off The Ohio Players 16 Greatest Hits on Trip.

There's been a top[ ten LP's doing the rounds on another social media outlet and Millie Jackson Caught Up and Still Caught Up have featured a lot and with soul music like this you can see why... Both LPs along with John Edwards' Aware LP are gracing my decks this morning in between jobs.

My order is in. First heard some clips some months ago and wanted them since then, look forward to the LP.

I've added what details the labels state. If you want the writers let me know.

Test pressings aren't promos though and shouldn't be confused with them. They are not meant for any kind of distribution, as Richard says production control.

I've grabbed the eBay one Dave and although it is the same record it sounds like a different artist so it is the 'The David' I'm looking to listen to. I have a tape on its way so hopefully a decent copy. I can't find my Saus tapes in the garage.