Chalky

Please no requests for MP3's but if anyone can post this via soundcloud I'd like to hear myself.

thee is this BH from ebay in 2004.. https://www.popsike.com/northern-soul-brenda-holloway-LONELY-BOY-ACETATE/4037000195.html and the PH https://www.popsike.com/northern-soul-patrice-holloway-FOR-THE-LOVE-OF-MIKE/4037000851.html

Saw this over on Soulful Detroit and thought it might be of interest to some here. It is Canadian Radio but they do have podasts and listen again for those whop can't listen when aired. Hey soulful Detroiters - one of your freakiest bands is the subject of a new audio documentary airing on Canadian radio August 12. Funk Getting Ready To Roll tells the little explored period of the band's time in Toronto during the early 70s. -------------------------- "They are in some way a part of the Canadian music scene and nobody acknowledges that" - Prakash John, on Funkadelic. A forgotten chapter of Toronto music history becomes an hour-long audio documentary as Funk Getting Ready To Roll airs Sunday August 12 on CBC Radio's Inside The Music. The documentary tells the story of Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame inductee George Clinton, his crew and their home base in Hogtown during the early 70s just before they hit big by mid-decade. Clinton had already been in the music business for 15 years before the winds of change blew him to Toronto, where he and several band mates would reside for nearly three years. He'd already survived band break-ups, hardscrabble times writing for Motown and a titanic consumption of LSD, Toronto offered a change of scene and new possibilities for Funkadelic. Creativity blossomed. While in Toronto, Clinton and company stretched out stylistically and joined with local musicians to create the double album America Eats Its Young in 1972 as well as the bed tracks for many other records in subsequent years. Then circumstances shifted again and a recharged Funkadelic left town to pursue their convoluted journey to stardom. Funk Getting Ready To Roll features interviews with: George Clinton, ringmaster of funk Bernie Worrell, keyboard genius Frankie Kash Waddy, drummer, ex-JB's to boot... Cordell Boogie Mosson, bassist/guitarist, still with P Funk Chris Tannis, former road manager/booking agent Prakash John, ace Toronto bassist (Lou Reed, Alice Cooper) Rob Bowman, York University professor of all things soulful They reflect on the state of the band at the time, their personal lives and their memories of living and working in Toronto and Canada. The documentary is hosted and produced by David Dacks. Funk Getting Ready To Roll airs on: Inside The Music Sunday August 12 3PM (3:30PM in NL) on CBC Radio 2 and 9PM (10PM in Atlantic Canada, 10:30PM in NL) on CBC Radio 1 https://www.cbc.ca/radio/ If you can't listen live, be sure to stream the archive when it's posted

Thanks Simon, good to see a decent picture of her. I wish the video was as good

LP's not a strong point of mine Harry but sure I've seen talk of an LP?? What happened to the picture of Christine Simon posted? I only saw it on my phone other day so wouldn't mind a decent look.

Isn't there "a place" to share all the above right here?

No disrespect intended to anyone but who does have anything new to offer Russ in all honesty, not many DJ's do these days. Who in reality has a set of "own new cover ups, one offs, exclusives, plus quality interesting reactivations" to offer as a DJ? I can't think of too many? Most are too lazy to go looking for interesting reactivations preferring to carry round a hot box of expensive records most are chasing.

the video was on here at one time Harry but its been taken down from youtube.

dunno how i missed the video when Dave posted it.....oops

We have Colin on at the next Lifeline. We've had Jock on there in the past as well.

I'm sure there was one of her singing HAMB but it has long disappeared.

I think he means the live recordings etc on mixcloud.

Mixcloud don't offer a download option.

Thanks Jason, plenty more to come yet, tons of stuff left. I've none prepared right now so might do one of Robin's next though.

The one on the "Twistin' The Night Away" lp is different to the issue.

Chees mate, I thought I'd done that one, will sort it now. I was rushing last night

Think what he is saying is all copies are issues or stock copies. Was there any demonstration copies or Disc Jockey copies? Who actually played on the session?

A second podcast from Keb...... https://www.soulunderground.co.uk/StaffordTOTW/files/c9c8d45997755476912e08b5009bb604-20.html Arthur Alexander - Keep Her Guessing - Dot (Johnny Honeycutt - The Guessing Game) Andy Fisher - A Wee Bit Longer - Fat Fish (Earl Jackson - Just a Little Longer) Joan Baker - Everybody's Talking - Diamond (Betty Lavette & The Big Wheels) ("A F*cking Monster" as keb describes it on a "live" tape I have) Sebastian Williams - Hometown Boy - Sound Of Soul (Lester Tipton - I'm Gonna Stay) Marsh Gee - Peanut Duck - Virtue Acetate Atlantics - Baby I Need You - Marquee Hayes Cotton - Black Wings Have My Angel - Resist (Lou Pride) Preston Peters - You Can't Measure Love - M&M Enterprises (Saxie Russell - Dirty Hearts) Vince Apollo - I Bear Witness - Pentagon Soul Brothers - Keep It up - Blue Cat Ray Marchand - Ship Of Fools - Dore Turbines - We Got To Start Over - Cenco (Temptones - Starting Over) Cairos - Don't Fight It - Shrine (Al Williams & Masquerades - You Can't Win) Jimmy Wonderful - Tonight - Blue Star (Covered as Brad Lundy and then played for a second time in the same night a few records later and Keb changed his mind and covered it as Hector Rivera!) Billy Storm - Please Don't Mention Her Name - HBR (Gene McDaniels - Please Don't Mention Her Name) Enjoyables - Shame - Shrine Colt 45's - Lady Lady - Jerry Joe Frazier - The Bigger They Come (The Harder They Fall) - Cloverlay Trent Sisters - A Letter A Day - GoGate Wesley Paige - Trapped - 635 Jewel Akens - I've Arrived - Era Larry "Chubby" Reynolds - Sweet Tooth - Tri-Spin Cash McCall - You Ain't To Cool - Thomas Freda Payne - Easy Street - J.E. Morgan - By My Side - Theoda (Four Voices - By My Side) Maxine Brown - Torture - Unissued (Jackie Day) Melba Moore - Magic Touch - Unissued Candy & The Kisses - Tonight's The Night - Unissued Moments - Baby I Want You - Hog (First played from an uncredited Edgeware acetate. The Group remained unknown until around 1990 when the first Hog 45 turned up.) Charles Mann - Hey Little Girl - Lanor (Tangeers - You're On My Mind) Freddie Houston - If I Had Known - Old Town Andy Fisher - Heart's Beating Stronger - Fat Fish (Earl Jackson - Heart Beating Stronger)

Richard Searling still up there as one of the best ever and if he is sourcing new more upfront records then I can't wait to hear him. Hopefully he will come and do Lifeline in the future.....Butch, Andy D, Mick H, Sam, Cliff Steele, Richard Searling....drooling already

What would be a good guide is if sellers didn't delete their prices in Sales on here when they sell a 45. If sellers left the price you would have a fab searchable database of prices.

All Brown Door in quantity? I've never seen many Promatics over the years, only one for sale of the slower take.

I doubt she got anything in the way of royalties from that one it there is one Mick!

it depends how much server space they have i guess. They might be creating room?

I can remember the review on wittertainment from Mark Kermode and it sounded like a cracking documentary/film. Will look to get the DVD

popsike has loads of stuff missing, both cheap and expensive. I use it for reference and for scans but last place I use for a price unless I'm stuck. I'd sooner ask on here, far more accurate for current day price.