Chalky

I seem to have missed number two somehow Anyway I've download two and three and will listen next week when I get them on the iPod unless I get the chance earlier. Sounds like Ian is using the same researcher he used in podcast number one.

Mp3 removed as per site rules etc etc. I will replace it with a soundfile using soundcloud just as soon as I can get to my desktop so please be patient.

You also have this site, Soul Source. We have a label of the week and an artist of the week starting every Sunday. After a week they are archived in Sharp End and there is an alphabeltical list of links to the topics. Roger does a great job looking after it all. Any label not covered and you would like to discuss shout up.

You also have Ohio Soul, Texas Soul, DC Soul, Georgia Soul etc etc......

Hi Drew, sorted thanks mate.

On the other hand many of the records posted aren't out of their collections. Many rare rare records up there the person who posted only has an mp3. And again for the sake of this being repeated, many of the records in collections are still copyrighted material.

Can you imagine the work involved chasing EVERY venue licensed to play music and having to wade through every list and then decide who gets what? I'd say pretty much impossible. Sorry if you said this already but obviously I haven't read it

I've just dug the Dave Hamilton Dancers out and it does confirm that Gilly's was a basic take. The one of this CD is finished version with full brass backing grafted on. The one on the OC Tolbert CD from Kent is the same take. It also has a scan of the master tape..... OC Tolbert Black Diamond.

I don't think it is you that has to be interested Pete it is the customer and to be honest I think there is little interest in a magazine these days. As said it is all there at the click of a mouse.

Two great sides.

Neither have I and I don't know of anyone either who has been asked but I think if you read the law the DJ should provide a list.

Shades Of Soul was the best for me. I've recently been looking through the early SoS and the detail was fantastic for the time. In recent times In The Basement for across the board soul music and There's The Beat for more Northern orientated. But like Pete said the resources available far superior these days as is the research available compared to 20/30 years ago.

Gilly will know. It was him who got it first from Dave Hamilton I think but not sure of the format.

I've heard many stories of records going mission in Italy to the point where many will not even post there now and other only posting with full tracking and signed for all the way. The same for France as well.

Hello LaJay, I'm great thanks, likewise I hope? That is good news about new music from you. Looking forward to it. Will be in touch later.

Not true. The establishment should be licensed for live music and entertainment etc and that covers the DJ. All the DJ should do is provide the venue with a list of what he or she has played. If a DJ plays in an unlicensed venue then that is a different matter.

Likewise downloading for the iPod and next weeks listening along with Lee Fields and the new Paul Kelly cd from Kent which I've just transferred to the iPod, cheers Seb.

I don't think people are complaining just debating the question and challenging your comments and the disclaimer you claim make it all ok.

But isn't fair use a sample only of the recording? Not the full recording?

I don't doubt that for a minute.

You should change the name of the account then cause the uploader etc is John Manship.

sent. I still have a tape player, not long ago bought a second for transferring tapes and all set up at side of computer

Steve, transferring to a PC is easy but send me a couple to start with, I will get them digitised and online. Can look into rest once underway.

Be good to listen to the interview or a transcribe Steve. Same for all the interviews you have.

I thought YouTube paid a fee to the authorities for the use of cyrighted material...