Chalky
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I think the three were three additional ones when it came over here, could be wrong, long time ago. -
i'm just saying I've DJ'ed all over with one, on various decks and no problems with the quality of the disc.
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The Timmion acetates I have have had plenty of plays on equipment of differing quality and there is no deterioration in the quality of the discs.
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The acetate was sent over to Tim Brown by Martin. I think three acetates cut and passed onto DJs.
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Timmion do proper metal acetates, you send then a wav file via sendspace they send an acetate in return. In my experience the quality is far better than a vinyl carver. They cost about £25 for two sides.
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There's a big clue on the audiodisc label with their website address on it.
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It doesn't exist on audiodisc. It was a previously unreleased take but recently got a release on the Soul Purpose label.
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Personally its just as good without the added verse. The extended version adds nothing to the quality IMO, doesn't make it any better nor any worse, IMO.
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Article on this site bout them https://www.soul-source.co.uk/articles/articles/soul-articles/thornton-sisters-the-ditchdiggers-daughters-r293 Search the t'internet for Ditchdiggers Daughters as well.
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I have to agree it ain't one of his better ones.
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Some said this was pitched down so I've rerecorded it pitched up....
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Don't Forget The Motor City.... Midnight Johnny (Berry Gordy-Richard Street-Thelma Coleman Gordy) publ. Jobete Connie Haines; recorded Hitsville, completed 26/07/1965 ; produced by Clyde Wilson 04-Jul-05; CD (S): Motown 982 9297 2 A Cellarful Of Motown Volume 2 [uK] Liz Lands; recorded Hitsville, completed 07-Jan-64 ; produced by Berry Gordy ; [version 1] [rel date unknown] [acetate]; 45 (M): Jobete Liz Lands; recorded Hitsville, completed 17-Jan-64 ; produced by Berry Gordy ; accompaniment The Temptations ; [version 2] 11-Mar-64; 45 (M): Gordy G 7030 A 13-May-95; CD (M): Motown 530 504 2 Motown Year By Year / The Sound Of Young America 1964 05-Aug-02; CD (M): Motown 017 277 2 Soul Satisfaction 03 - Motown Delights - Soft Centred Soul [uK] 24-Feb-06; CD (M): Hip-O Select B0005946-02 The Complete Motown Singles Vol. 4 1964
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Not sure, early 90's, maybe? I went as well
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Just the one mate
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I've aasked before but might be some not seen the question before. Keb played an instrumental The Innocent Bystanders "Breaking Out" Anyone know who it actually is?
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Sorted, Kitch was the first play this, he thinks around the time of the Hyde All-nighters.
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Anyone want one they can have mine for £75
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Andy Mac's scan as a Jpeg....
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Lou Wilson R.I.P. View full article
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It seems we have missed the passing of Lou Wilson, one of the Wilson Brothers who formed Mandrill. He died of cardiac arrest on the 7th January. http://myblacknews.n...-71/01/09/2013/ *Fans are mourning the death of Lou Wilson of Mandrill, the afro-funk band who passed away from cardiac arrest. He was 71. Details of a planned memorial celebration will be announced shortly. Below is a message to the public from Lou’s brothers and fellow band members: The centerpiece of our music and our lives, eldest brother LOUIS WILSON, affectionately known as “Sweet Lou,” made his transition on Monday morning, January 7, 2013 in Southern California. On behalf of the Wilson Family and Mandrill, we ask that you please light a candle, hum a song, play a drum or say a prayer in remembrance of him. Lou would like that. . . We will keep you posted on plans for a musical tribute in the near future and other information. Best regards, Ric, Carlos and Wolf www.mandrillmusic.com -
Hi Keith hope you are well. Yes I thought Kitch played this but was wondering if anyone else prior, was told it was a Stafford spin for someone?
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No not a good start, Lou Wilson of Mandrill also passed away. https://www.eurweb.com/2013/01/we-remember-lou-wilson-of-mandrill-dies-at-71/
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Great record IMO covered up as Hal Milller in the 80's but need some confirmation as to who played it.
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Nothing at all? Nothing since 1982/3? I've a cd sat in front of me that recently dropped through the letter box, The Dynamites feat Charles Walker and in a similar style Lee Fields. Daptone, Timmion been putting some great music out as well as many others without going down the "Modern" soul route. It is out there! All great Soul Music IMO
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At the end of the day the magazine wouldn't survive with the music we like, we are a minority and shrinking. It has to encompass other black music and acts in order to get the revenue return to survive. Echoes is no different although there is a little more in it to do with what we follow, not a lot mind.
