Chalky

I think Brian was the first now you mention it Pete. Looks like what happened with this track Kev before Kent got to the rightful owners.

Hi Pete hope you are well. I think that flyer for the four beat one, I think that date was cancelled, Belle Vue is it? Tony Smith will tell you for sure. Mucky Duck was a great venue. You are right though it was vibrant despite what those who weren't there say. I was doing basically two allnighters a weekend, plus bank holidays and at least one soul night which was usually the warm up for the nighter. Thanks everyone for the comments, I've more in the garage, I might get a bit of time later to add to it.

Guy Hennigan spin at Stafford, sold to Ion then Tony Smith who then sold it to Carl Fortnum who still has it. Another turned up last year which Phil T won off eBay.

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Japanese cd first then the first legit release was Kent a couple of years ago as far as I am aware. The cd is where the first cuts were taken from, Eddie Hubbard's I think.

not sure if it does, click on the flickr link in my signature, that should work.

Have to say today's flyers are absolutely useless for making notes on. Who ever thought of glossy professional looking flyers

I used to have them stuck or pinned up all over my room. Usually because they had some record or other info scribbled on them from a night out.

Thanks Nick, long time no see and hope all is well. I've got many of your Scenesville flyers that I haven't scanned yet. Plenty more in the garage, just got to find the time to scan them.

Any in particular? I think the year I added to the title so if you look on flickr you might see it? If not let me know any in particular and I will tell you.

I scanned all these for the book that's just come out but none were used in the end. I thought I'd put them up for those who are interested. https://www.flickr.com/photos/crosseyedbear/sets/72157636285503745/

Not splitting hairs Dave, I read it as though they all came from same source? Just stating they didn't and the labels were different. Here's Brenda one....

I can't believe that is the same group who sang If I Had One Gold Piece!

couple of patches as well for sale fiver each

Weren't the others plain white labels though? I remember sorting them out into packs when Andy had a load left. 8 per pack I think but not all had suspicion as that had sold out.

Colin Curtis podcast featuring Dave Welding with the Story of Soul Junction Records. https://colincurtis.podomatic.com/entry/2013-10-13T09_31_33-07_00

https://www.dftmc.info/home.html I believe Keith Hughes has access to the files to compile the page. It doesn't tell you the amount of test pressings. For this particular record there is no info other than an acetate and test pressings, probably because they went "missing" from Motown? Info at https://www.dftmc.info/about.html Fantastic resource for Motown and nothing better out there really, everything you want to know

According to the Don't Forget The Motor City website there is/are a test press(ings) and an acetate.

Few re-issues. All £5 each plus £1.50 P&P paypal as gift to chalky@karlwhite.me.uk Arin Demain - Silent Treatment/Doni Burdick - Bari Track - Absolute Charles Mintz - Running Back - Uplook P/S The Cairos - Don't Fight It/Stop Overlooking Me - UK Shrine (Goldmine) Walter & Admerations - Man Oh Man/Life Of Tears - Soul City Toni & Showmen - Try My Love/Bobby Angelle - Too Much - Kent Ravins - Your Love/Antellects - Love Slave - Kent Curtis Lee - Is She In Your Town/Bobby Garrett - I Can't Get Away - Kent SOLD

Vinyl at a ten year high with regard to sales. Apparently kids are buying LP's with nothing to play them on but they get a download as part of the package. Might be something for the re-issue market to look at? Mind you they do charge £25 approx for a new release on vinyl!! https://www.nme.com/news/arctic-monkeys/73262

Covers 33 do 250 and 400g sleeves.

It has had plays bit of an oldie, Cleethorpes I think? I gave it a few spins again a few years ago.

I will look tomorrow night or Friday, not been home much due to work.