Chalky

I'm never home to look at the bookshelf, besides it's full!

Two topics merged.

The Oma Heard is on one of the Complete Motown Singles Cd releases. Just been reading a review of this by Pete Lawson in one of his mags.

Cheers for that. They even do a kindle edition so even better, over half the price of a hardback as well.

no difference in price.

I've no doubt seen it Shute but just can't remember seeing it. Was it done same time as FW and Suspicion on the lookalike Soul labels?

I would have thought around £100, maybe a it more. Issued with both "Can" or "Can't" in the title. The one's with "Can" have demo on the label, tink most of those I've seen with "Can't" don't.

It would probably be cheaper to get a cut done Matt?

If you go to the Flickr page, the dates and who is in the man shot of each photo is there. If anyone recognises anyone let me know and I'll add their names to the info.

I'd be surprised if it was a secret, the photo was maybe the proof needed? They should behave anyway

then they deserve to be photographed and have it widely distributed

green and white boot.... https://www.google.co.uk/imgres?q=isley+brothers+%22my+love+is+your+love%22&hl=en&client=safari&sa=X&rls=en&biw=1646&bih=805&tbm=isch&prmd=imvns&tbnid=-JkKzh6IegOX3M:&imgrefurl=https://www.groovecollector.com/isley-brothers-my-love-is-your-love-why-when-love-is-gone/release/2450/&docid=5-Rvil6keWmuoM&imgurl=https://ring.cdandlp.com/cdandlp/bdr/reference_image/photo_grande/2450.png&w=200&h=200&ei=fPAKUK2LBoyo0AXv-NXVCg&zoom=1&iact=hc&vpx=216&vpy=172&dur=39&hovh=160&hovw=160&tx=97&ty=22&sig=108365087312340001173&page=1&tbnh=146&tbnw=152&start=0&ndsp=32&ved=1t:429,r:0,s:0,i:73

that could have been a home made job? I can't recall seeing a boot other than the one in the clip above? it was originally played from cuts.

I can't remember if the Temptations ever did get booted on a 45? It was certainly done on an LP.

Thats one of my favourite shots Steve, really good with you both seemingly unaware.

Nev EVERYONE says their singing is good either in the toilet or bath, others might not agree It does sound unfinished though.

as far as I know just the two, their own label I think, Boba will confirm. There is an interview with them on Bob's site. I used to play "Who Understands" out occasionally some years ago.

I've redone the set as some photos missing, you should get all 26 now.

But we are talking about two different things really, the taking of photos and the use of them commercially?? As soon as a photo is taken copyright is attached and if used for commercial gains then permission needs to be sought.

Bloody hell mate. I was so engrossed in scanning and editing them that I didn't look properly who was in the photos other than what I had wrote down. Muntered them were the days as they say. I've just lifted the one of you and Adam for my site

The Jam-Char sounds like a demo recording done in the toilet, poor quality really. Not as good as the Kent version IMO. Still a bargain for such a rarity.

Did it get a release on Kent? It is a previously unissued track.

Aren't we losing the plot here a bit? We aren't talking about re-using someone else's work, we are talking somebody taking photos at a Soul Night/Nighter. Personally I can't see the problem. If someone objects, delete there photo and carry on elsewhere. Some like to see them. I take photos occasionally, usually acts though. I've had so many lifted and no credit given or permission sought. I've even had some say they were taken by them All the fun of a night out is slowly being drained by people continually harping on that you can't do this that or other or play this that or other.

Some really good photos from Neil Salter from Stafford. https://www.flickr.com/photos/crosseyedbear/sets/72157630679874788/

Is there a list of Lenis Guess productions anywhere? Reason I ask is there was once a record covered up as Night Time Woman by Gy Hennigan at Stafford. He remembers the label being something to do with Lenis Guess and out of New Jersey but not the artist or label name. I'm trying to suss what it actually is.