Chalky

I think you will find copyright applies to a photo, image on a sleeve, logo etc just like it does with a recording. Permission is required if you wish to use what someone else has produced. Copyright for a photo is applied as soon as the photo is taken and doesn't need to be registered. Copyright is owned by either the photographer or by the company the photographer is employed by. Whilst fair use will apply to publicity images that ae released for the press they might only be issued to one exclusive outlet and anyone using without permission could be in breach of copyright. There might be restrictions/copyright implications if the images are later reproduced? A simply google will give you everything you need to know.

I'll have to check if mine is distributed by Atlantic. I know it's a demo. Can't even remember if vinyl or styrene?

The flip "Luv'h" is great. One I've played out on and off for years. Cheap as well.

Man Oh Man brilliant Richard. Thanks for posting.

8 inch square? https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_nkw=8+inch+square+frames

It was me who said it was in a rut and you are right Northern Jordan and others like him could be a breath of fresh air but IMO they have to offer something other than what is on offer right now at many places and not fall into the buy it/play it because everyone else is scenario. Forget the trophy records, plenty already have and play them, they re becoming boring. As I said 100's of cheap records that are never given the light of the day because of the sheep mentality of many. Play a record because you like the record your self and would play it at home, not because it is a "safe" spin. Above all enjoy it. If you are simply going to do what others are already doing and offer the same, then what is the point?

Have you a playlist Terry? Not taking the p*ss or owt, genuinely interested.

If you fancy a listen to the Jones' from this mornings Solar radio show the link (supplied by Zane as always) is http://www46.zippysh...37534/file.html

It's all thanks to John Trewartha (John from Haverhill). He's the one who supplied them. I've a couple more to do yet when I get time, Keb at Leicester in 1985 and Dave T and Pat Brady at Stafford in what looks like 1983.

Last one for today... Adam again at Oddfellows from November 1984. https://www.mixcloud.com/Chalkster/adam-at-leicesters-nottingham-oddfellows-club-november-1984/

Two more recordings this time from Leicester's Nottingham Oddfellows Club. The first features Adam all the way through (I think). The second Adam, then I think it is Tony Clayton briefly and Keb Darge. Once again many thanks to John Trewartha (John from Haverhill) for this recording. https://www.mixcloud.com/Chalkster/leicesters-nottingham-oddfellows-1984-adam/ https://www.mixcloud.com/Chalkster/leicesters-nottingham-oddfellows-1984-adam-vicar-and-keb/

Brilliant story barry put a smile on me face after a trek round Tescos!!

I don't think Andy's diggin' book will be out this year, I think stories are still coming in and waiting on others who have promising tales of crate diggin'. Sure Andy or Nicola will give you more details when and if they read this.

They are probably from the original UK release which is totally legit

Really good recordings Barry. Many straight from the systems, one or two taken near the speakers. I've some of Keb and Adam from Leicester later. If anyone has any more live recordings from Stafford or Leicester I would love to listen?

Been given some great live recordins by John Trewartha. He was better known as John from Haverhill so hopefully some of you will remember him? Anyway the quality is great for these recordings from Stafford and Leicester (Oddfellows). The first couple are Gary Rusbbrooke and Dave Evison at Stafford. https://www.mixcloud.com/Chalkster/gary-rushbrooke-live-at-stafford/ https://www.mixcloud.com/Chalkster/gary-rushbrooke-and-dave-evison-at-stafford/

even more so for an issue

Great stuff Richard. I wish this was just down the road Hope you will upload the full bad version?

Just going by he article and interview Sean, he mentions "Win Your Love".

They are according to the link I posted to he soul express article.

always one why would you?

My dad was a rocker in his youth and loved to play his guitar, in later years he loved his country and western and was as nuts about that as I am about soul. My mum worked in a pub and when they changed the records on the juke box she bagged the ones they took off. So music was a constant in our house. As a nipper my dad would play me records and talk to me about the artists so some of his influence rubbed off, Elvis and Buddy Holly for instance.

Can only agree with what Steve says, I've played it out and I've heard it out and it's received plenty of attention. Superb release and will sell!

you tired Tony

Toya, there's a link to one in post 16.