Chalky

Would be nice to see those tape listing s Cliff, especially if from around 82/83/84

I had the issue (well I'm 99.9% certain) in the late 80's early 90's with the spoken intro. Always thought the way to tell is with the numbers above and not issue/demo.

Top of the page there should be a subscribe to itunes box, on the right. Just tested here and the play works and the download works as well.

Here you go, both side about half way through Andys podcast..... https://www.soulunderground.co.uk/blog/

Click on the link to my website, then go to the podcasts page and then look for the gospel according to Andy Dyson, it is I'm sure amongst that podcast, both sides.

When vinyl discs were pressed and the excess trimmed, the excess was re-ground and reused on further 45's. because it wasn't virgin vinyl if would often get things like air trapped in it and this would give the 45 background noise. One of the reasons a record might look mint but doesn't play mint. Many styrene might look mint but could have cue burn or the quality has deteriorated as styrene does. As others said if there is a difference in play and visual then state this.

I would imagine any venue with an irresistible thirst for newies will play some turkey's. I can't think of one leading trend setting venue of this scene that didn't. You get good and bad in everything in life but the good more often than not out weighs the bad.

Covered up by Butch mid to later 80's, forget off top of my head what it was covered as. Andy Dyson and Mick H also have copies and "Look At You" current big sound again, well both sides really.

Part Five, Banks & Bicknell continued, Dave Evison and Guy Hennigan. https://www.mixcloud.com/Chalkster/xgreat-yarmouth-weekender-radio-20-10-90-part-5-banks-bicknell-dave-evison-guy-h/

The last one through my door was a cd from Kent, the Complete Eddie Holland.

Part four of the days Radio. Ady Croasdell and then he is followed by the Banks and Bicknell Roadshow. https://www.mixcloud.com/Chalkster/great-yarmouth-weekender-radio-20-10-90-part-3-ady-croasdell-banks-bicknell/

I've had contact with Chris via e-mail. He pretty much didn't have much to add that wasn't already said by Harpo playlist like, he actually said his memory not up to much ask Harpo I've got enough to do what I want to do anyway and it was good to see someone get some recognition. Thanks to everyone.

R.I.P. Bill

Sad time lately on the soul scene. My sympathies and condolences to Shaun and to Carole's family. R.I.P Carole

Leon Collins - Just Wanna Say I Love You - Elf £15 I would use mint but don't like to but its as good as. White demo with long and short versions. Andre Odom - Turn On Your Love Light - Nation M- £10 Kenneth & Delroy - Let Me Hold You Close Pt1 & Pt 2 Steeltown M- £50 Slight storage dish that doesn't affect play, you probably wouldn't notice if I didn't say something. Freddie Watson & The Restorators - The Unliucky Seven - Eloys Ex £10 Some slight label stains. The Chances - One More Chance - Bea & Baby £Ex+ £15 SOLD Indemand once again and rightly so. Nice clean copy. Money back if not happy as long as the record is returned. Post and Packing to the UK £1.50 first class or £2.50 recorded. paypal as gift preferred

Oh and 66 I think for the Double R release. Also on Cameo.

Different George Jackson to the Fame George Jackson.

Nice one Rob, ill have a root for the article.

here he is...from his myspace site I had the full photo at one time but can't find it, sure there was 4 in it, Joey Kingfish, Buddy and a couple of others. Here's one from Kev Spittle....

I'll check me notes, I thought I had this on a tape with Keb but I will check when time allows. Definitely had spins at Stafford.

The Arter Set is Vince Arter from what I can find out and the Arter Set is a combo behind him.

Keb at Stafford. Google "Charles Buddy Smith" and you will find plenty on the internet about him. He has his own myspace site etc as he is still performing.

Jimmy Gresham or someone representing him is or was I'm sure a member on here?

They were called something else before Black Eyed Peas.

E. Rodney Jones, again just google, was well known.