Chalky

1987 the Kool Kat lp. I presume Chris King and Guy got the tapes or summit like on a trip in the mid 80's, probably from Popcorn???

I'll Be Your Champion was on the Kool Kat lp from the Stafford era days (maybe a bit later, I'll have to check if there is a date on the lp)

I think Bob is from Yorkshire originally. Doesn't mince his words does he :-)

I've seen the Debbie and the Lads for less than a ton, plenty of copies about it seems.

There was a website about Frankie Sanders/Larry Saunders and Juana/ ShoMe, will see if can find it.

He's a member of soul source, under is name funnily enough.

I noticed Sho Me 1982 yet Juana 1981. I think it's a fabulous dancer for its pace. Always in my play box.

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As as seller, you should factor any fees into your sale price, if you pay VAT you don't give a price then charge the customer an extra 20% to cover your tax bill do you. You factor any charges, tax etc into your price. If any prospective buyer isn't happy with the price you offer then they can either negotiate or go elsewhere.

"Take Another Look" is simply fantastic. R.I.P. Larry.

Never heard or aware of Tim playing this out, not saying he didn't have one just not played it out. I know or pretty sure Andy had his a long time but wasn't right for the time so his was filed. Ady Croasdell had one years filed away which eventually went to Mick H. It was known and in collections, not just Funk collectors either as alluded to.

Not that I'm aware Marc. As far as I know it was Wrighty and sure Ian said Butch got one a couple of weeks later , it's on soul source somewhere. Matters little who played it first really.

I tried to get em in one of them Mace but it was full of R&B. ;-)

As promised the Keith Curtiss sound file. Sorry for extra post. 53. Keith Curtiss - I Got To Keep You Baby Smoke G- (I never ever put records up for offers but a mate found this a few years ago on a trip, and asked me to list it for him. The record is in poor shape with a crack that doesn't sound or effect play that runs about a third into playing grooves also has label fade, listen to sound clips - plenty of pops and crackles etc. but it does play through fine, I guess this would be fine to DJ with or file away until a cleaner copy comes along! curtis keith- a-b.mp3

Fantastic Four - Can't Stop Looking For My Baby- Ric - Tic fantastic four-just.mp3 The Flirtations - Change My Darkness Into Light - Josie flirtations-change-natural.mp3 Gene Anderson - Baby I Dig You - Royal-Tone gene anderson-baby i dig you.mp3 Gene Burks - You Got It - Chris-Craft gene burks-you got-you don't.mp3 Ted "Soul" Hawkins - Baby - Money hawkins ted-baby-whole.mp3 Joe Haywood - I Cross My Heart - Front Page haywood joe- cross- in your.mp3 Lloyd Hendricks - The Sno-Cone - Statue hendricks-sno-harsh.mp3 Ja Neen Henry - Love Is What You Make It - Blue Rock henry janeen-love is-baby.mp3 Jimmy Bo Horne - If We Were Still Together - Alston horne jimmy bo-if we-two-1.mp3 Clydie King - Never Like This Before - Lizard king clydie-never.mp3 T.C. Lee & Bricklayers - Up And Down The Hill - King lee t.c -up and down-get away.mp3 Tokay Lewis - Who Wants Me Now - Tragar lewis tokay-what.mp3 Bobby Mack - Malnutrition - Midas mack bobby-malnutrition-lovin.mp3 Mandells - What Can You Do For Me - Moneytown mandells-what.mp3 The Rance Allen Group - I Know A Man Who - Gospel Truth rance allen -i know a man.mp3 Clarence Reid - I'm Your Yes Man - Wand reid clarence- yes man.mp3 Rose Batiste - Hit And Run - Revilot rose batiste- hit-miss my.mp3 Tip Watkin - You Deserve The Right To Be Called Father - Flower watkin tip-you -i'm.mp3

Hopefully will have the Keith Curtiss sound file before I retire for the night. All sound files have feature both sides. Bobby Angelle - Too Much For You - Money Jean Austin - I Don't Have To Worry - Ark austin jean-he's such.mp3 Cody Black - I'm Slowly Moulding - King black cody -slowly-keep on.mp3 Bobbettes - It Won't Work Out - Mayhew bobbettes-it won't- good.mp3 Billy Butler - I'll Bet You - Brunswick butler billy-i'll bet-careless.mp3 E.J Chandler - I Can't Stand To Lose You - Sound Of Soul chandler .e.j- i can't stand-believe.mp3 Chapter One - Thinking About The Days - Toxsan chapter one-how can-thinkin.mp3 Tommy Collins - I Wanta Thank You - Verve collins tommy-i want -oh what.mp3 Norman Brown - Everybody Likes It - Soundtown brown norman-everybody-sugar.mp3 Arthur Conley - I'm A Lonely Stranger - Jotis conley arthur-where-i'm a.mp3 L.C. Cooke - I'll Wait For You - Destination cooke l.c -i'll wait-do you.mp3 Faye Crawford - So Many Lies/What Have I Done Wrong - R.C.A. crawford faye-so many - what.mp3 Creations - A Dream - Zodiac creations-dream-footsteps.mp3 Creative Funk - Breezies - Creative Funk creative funk-breezies-moving.mp3 Daisy Burris - Take The Same Thing - Port daisy burriss-take the -i've.mp3 The Darlettes - Love Will Make You Cry - Taffi darlettes-love will-reconcile.mp3 Gene Diamond - I'm Only A Man - Tag Ltd diamond gene-i'm only-i'll be.mp3 Jimmy Dockett - Take A Chance - Mystic 4 dockett jimmy-take a.mp3 Doris & Kelley - You Don't Have To Worry - Brunswick doris and kelley-you don't-groove.mp3 The Esquires - My Sweet Baby - Hot Line esquires-sweet-henry.mp3

PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT ME (CHALKY) YOU NEED TO E-MAIL ANDY ON THE EMAIL ADDRESS BELOW. Andy Dyson Records February 2012 Sales List E-mail Dysonsoul@aol.com Telephone +44 (0)1302 744927 UK Postage (recorded 1st class) 1-2 £1.50, 3-5 £1.75 then 25p each disc. Europe Postage (recorded 1st class) 1-2 £1.50, 3-5 £1.75 then 25p each disc. Postal Address Andy Dyson Records 32 Wheatfield Drive Tickhill Doncaster South Yorkshire DN11 9UT United Kingdom WOL Writing on label XOL Cross on label SOL Sticker on label WDL Water damaged label TOL Tear on label LD Label damage LW Label wear WDJ White Demonstration copy DJ Demonstration copy NAP Not affect play. LF Label fade 1. The Rance Allen Group - I Know A Man Who - Gospel Truth - M- £100.00 (Quite simply as good as it gets Crossover & gospel screamer flip) 2. Gene Anderson - Baby I Dig You - Royal-Tone M- £60.00 (Catchy soulful dancer) 3. Bobby Angelle - Too Much For You - Money M- £150.00 (Proper northern + class deep soul flip) 4. Jean Austin - I Don't Have To Worry - Ark Vg £60.00 (Sparse production screamer, gospel ballad flip) 5. Rose Batiste - Hit And Run - Revilot - W/D Vg- £200.00 (Top double sider, paper scuffing from storage stateside - certainly No UK Abuse On This One, Plays Fantastic) 6. Cody Black - I'm Slowly Moulding - King - Ex+ DJ Copy - £500.00 (Classic + great mid-tempo flip, tiny circular sticker on label) 7. Bobby Bland - Shoes - Duke - Ex £30.00 (Spun this at Radcliffe Saturday night, sounded fabulous!) 8. Bobbettes - It Won't Work Out - Mayhew - Ex+ £40.00 (This sounds the business now, excellent up-tempo & mid-tempo Crossover) 9. Maxine Brown - One In A Million - Ex- W/D - £30.00 (Absolute classic - labels x.o.l) 10. Norman Brown - Everybody Likes It - Soundtown - Ex- £40.00 (Couple of soulful dancers.name on label) 11. Daisy Burris - Take The Same Thing - Port - Vg W/D - £40.00 (Dancer + deep soul flip) 12. Gene Burks - You Got It - Chris-Craft M- x2 x.o.l. - £ 40.00 (Brilliant northern and deep soul) 13. Billy Butler - I'll Bet You - Brunswick - M- £30.00 (Stone classic! Nice slowie flip) 14. E.J Chandler - I Can't Stand To Lose You - Sound Of Soul - M- £25.00 (Corker of a record) 15. Chapter One - Thinking About The Days - Toxsan - M- £60.00 (Two real nice group soul sides) 16. Chubby Checker - (At The) Discotheque - Parkway - Ex+ £30.00 (Fabulous old school northern) 17. Tommy Collins - I Wanta Thank You - Verve - DJ - Ex £50.00 (Old Stafford play-nice downbeat pleader & brilliant deep ballad Flip, from the Tru-Glo-Town team) 18. Arthur Conley - I'm A Lonely Stranger - Jotis - Ex W/D - £50.00 ( Class southern soul stomper + distinctive deep soul flip, tuff as a white promo) 19. L.C. Cooke - I'll Wait For You - Destination - Ex+ £30.00 (Two excellent melodic dancers from the Sam Cooke family) 20. Cooperettes - Shing-A-Ling - Brunswick - Ex+ £170.00 (One of the best ever Philly girl group dancers) 21. Faye Crawford - So Many Lies/What Have I Done Wrong - R.C.A - Ex - W/D - £100.00 (Up-tempo dancer, haunting slowie flip, massive at Stafford) 22. Creations - A Dream - Zodiac - M- £50.00 (Two great dancers) 23. Creative Funk - Breezies - Creative Funk - M- £30.00 (Funk double sider) 24. The Darlettes - Love Will Make You Cry - Taffi - M- £200.00 (Up-tempo girl group dancer, pretty obscure) 25. Gene Diamond - I'm Only A Man - Tag Ltd - Ex+ £70.00 (Nice soulful dancer & deep soul flip) 26. Jimmy Dockett - Take A Chance - Mystic 4 - Ex+ £30.00 (Forgotten Stafford days spin, light ballad flip) 27. Doris & Kelley - You Don't Have To Worry - Brunswick - M- £40.00 (Two downbeat soul tunes) 28. The Dramatics - Inky Dinky Wang Dang Doo - Wingate -M- £30.00 (Great Detroit northern) 29. The Esquires - My Sweet Baby - Hot Line - Ex+ £60.00 (Fabulous group dancer - only get this side on stock copies - flip is nice mid-tempo) 30. Fantastic Four - Can't Stop Looking For My Baby- Ric - Tic Ex £80.00 (Perfection, both sides) 31. The Flirtations - Change My Darkness Into Light - Josie - Ex- £30.00 (Two awesome sides from the gorgeous girls, from thee pens of all round musical genius Sidney Barnes, co written by JJ Jackson) 32. Edward Hamilton - I'm Gonna Love You - Mary Jane - M- £100.00 (Straight northern dancer & nice downbeat flip) 33. Ted "Soul" Hawkins - Baby - Money - DJ - Ex/Vg- Ring Wear - £20.00 (Smooth Sam Cooke style & R&B dancer flip) 34. Joe Haywood - I Cross My Heart - Front Page - Ex+ £50.00 (Fabulous soulful dancer & nice deep flip) 35. Lloyd Hendricks - The Sno-Cone - Statue - M- £50.00 (Tremendous vocals on this oddly titled dancer & nice beat ballad flip) 36. Ja Neen Henry - Love Is What You Make It - Blue Rock - M- BB £125.00 (Two Detroit dancers, nice issue that never seems to crop up) 37. Z.Z Hill - You Were Wrong - M H - M- £35.00 (Two nice R&B dancers) 38. Jimmy Bo Horne - If We Were Still Together - Alston - M- £20.00 (Outstanding Crossover soul) 39. Claude Huey - Feel Good All Over - Early Bird - Ex+ £65.00 (Soulful Stafford era spin) 40. Al Kent - Country Boy - Wingate - Ex+ £25.00 (Detroit dancer & ballad) 41. King George - Baby I've Got It - Audio Arts - M- £100.00 (Bit of a classic funk dancer, great) 42. Clydie King - Never Like This Before - Lizard - M- £15.00 (Bloody marvelous cheapie) 43. T.C. Lee & Bricklayers - Up And Down The Hill - King - Ex+ £600.00 (Winner for the dancer and DJ's alike) 44. Tokay Lewis - Who Wants Me Now - Tragar - Ex £80.00 (Excellent deep & downbeat flip on this consistent Atlanta logo) 45. Bobby Mack - Malnutrition - Midas - Ex £50.00 (Up-tempo Chicago & nice deep flip) 46. Mandells - What Can You Do For Me - Moneytown - M- £100.00 (Fantastic group slowie) 47. Tony Middleton - Paris Blues - Mala -DJ - M- £200.00 (Clean copy of this classic) 48. The Other Brothers - Precious Memories - Renaissance 76 - M- £25.00 (Excellent Mid 70's Mover) 49. Marvin Preyer - Climbing Up To Love - Wand Vg- W/D - £ 75.00 (Infectious southern style dancer & nice deep ballad) 50. Clarence Reid - I'm Your Yes Man - Wand - Vg £375.00 (Current plays for this big production gem & nice deep flip, sticker residue on artist and title) 51. Rocky Roberts - Just Because Of You - U.A - Ex- £175.00 (Stomping Northern, first time I've ever had it on an Orange And Plum American stock copy! x2 small x's) 52. Tip Watkin - You Deserve The Right To Be Called Father - Flower - Ex+ £100.00 (Great early 70's dancer & nice beaty ballad flip) 53. Keith Curtiss - I Got To Keep You Baby - Smoke G- (I never ever put records up for offers but a mate found this a few years ago on a trip, and asked me to list it for him. The record is in poor shape with a crack that doesn't sound or effect play that runs about a third into playing grooves also has label fade, listen to sound clips - plenty of pops and crackles etc. but it does play through fine, I guess this would be fine to DJ with or file away until a cleaner copy comes along!

if sellers won't take paypal other than gift they should factor in the costs and paypal fees and receive money visa normal paypal methods (goods). Time we all refused to use gift. Hope you get sorted Daz.

Thanks Zane, I look forward to listening to this tomorrow whilst driving. Essential part of my Monday mornings now. Thanks for the links, appreciated.

Finally managed to prize a podcast out of Cliff. A mighty fine selection of records featured at Lifeline over the last couple of years or so (some a bit longer) right up to current spins. Download and enjoy. All I need now is for someone to show Mick how to do one of these CLIFF STEELE PODCAST HERE The Debonettes I Wanna Be Loved Rudy Love & The Love Company Suffering Wrath Speedometer Dragging Me Down The Grey Imprint Do You Get The Message ? Limitations I'm Lonely, I'm Troubled Ralph Weeks & Telecasters My Baby Won't Change The Appointments Funny Feelin' Len Jewell & The Exits Trying To Make A Fool Out Of Me Joe Hicks Doing The Best I Can Joe McLean Let's Talk About Love - Part 1 The Chymes Wrong Crowd Willie and The Mighty Magnificents Funky (8) Corners Pt. 2 T.S.U Toronadoes Getting The Corners The Spartans I Don't Need Another Lover Kelly & The Soul Explosions Talking About My Baby's Love King George & The Fabulous Souls I Need You Harry Moon A Woman's Man Johnny Gilliam & The Headlines Girl I've Change Mary Gresham I'll Never Let You Walk Alone Emulations Move A Little Slower Girl Pam Bowie He's All I Need Thomas East Follow The Rainbow Vee Gees Talkin The Steel City Band Reality

I understand what you are saying Dave believe me. I love the Hytones and Imperial C's as well.

shouldn't that be t t t t t t t t*ts gotta agree with Keith (I think) four CD's everyone should own. Time I had another listen so I think I'll get them on the iPod for work.

I've asked that he edits this, when he does I will do the same with your reply Nev if that is ok?

Not strictly true, some on the scene did know it....but by the time it started getting attention Ian Wright had played it uncovered so what is the point covering it up.

But thats not the point though is it Dave, the Imperial C's and Hytones just two oldies and The Hopkins Brothers is today, regardless of its quality it packs the dance floor just as much as the two records you mention. Gareth sums it up perfectly, if Butch and Andy and the likes of them call it a day then these records wouldn't have come to the stage they are at now and the Hopkins Brothers wouldn't have known a thing about what is happening to their record. I know Ian Wright played this just before Butch but he is basically on a different scene and doubt it would have got the attention it is getting now. Some of those releasing material like this are living off the back of the Rare Soul/all-nighter scene. Many of the comments form some area form someone who has no understanding or knowledge of todays all-nighter scene and the difficulties in breaking new records. I also though Derek's second sentence to be out of order as well.