Chalky

Just spotted this Chambers Brothers on Ebay from China........

I've heard some myself think they will get rich when at the end of the day it will in reality amount to a few quid.

But many of those involved at Harton are by and large contactable, Holman, James etc. As Paul said Eddie Holman has writing credits on 11 of the tracks involved. I can imagine other labels being far more difficult to ensure those involved get their royalties.

How much does a license for one of these 45's cost and for a 28 track cd? Hope you don;t mind me asking, just curious as are many others. There are a lot of rumours around about some UK re-issue labels and most not good if you know what I mean.

What I said probably doesn't comer across right, what I meant was DJ's that Dj with records that they otherwise wouldn't collect and are not to their taste. But like you say probably not surprising, I buy only something that is for me and my collection, if I can DJ with it then it is a bonus.

So the likes of Eddie Holman and Jesse James will more than likely get next to nothing? Who sorts their royalties, the publishing company or John and Luther?

It probably could cause neither Blendells nor 45 restoration nothing to do with the Four Voices.

Can you remind me on Friday, I'll have forgotten

I have the iPad with Kindle app so ideal for nice pictures. Back on topic Paul, what are the mechanics of such a deal like this Harthon deal? Licensing, royalties etc, who gets what? I did hear one party bought the Harthon masters?

Two more scans, pale yellow with green text and pale yellow with black text (unless it is a light issue with camera/scanner). Both boots I presume.

That might be the gold boot I was referring to?

Cheers Dave. I'm trying to get all my books on a digital version but so many don't yet go down this avenue. I know some who won't buy books now unless it is digital so some publishers missing out on sales. Thanks for that and look forward to it either way. Big part of the scene Philly Soul.

Can we have a kindle version of this books?

I agree it is a good philosophy to have but like I said it is simply a shout for a favourite DJ. Like I said earlier it would be good if the topic starter could explain the reason of his term "balanced".

There's been some on here saying they only bought a record to DJ with and also to make money on it if and when they sell up. You'd be surprised how many DJ with a record simply because it fills the floor.

Some can do it though Joan but it isn't what the punters usually want though. Most these days want 60's and "70's oldies" Northern. Those that want crossover and more forward thinking 70's usually got o a different venue catering for these.

I agree with you Cliff 99% of DJ's just stick to what they know or like and have no interest in anything outside their comfort zone. It's one reason I asked what "balanced" meant. Probably means mentally, in which case not many at all

What I'm saying is people are simply shouting up for their favourite DJ who play a very good set, that is all. I did ask what the term "balanced" meant but as of yet have had no reply from the topic starter. I'm not saying what a DJ should play, but if a DJ plays a good set of oldies then he or she has just done a good oldies set. Likewise for a good set of 70's or crossover. There's very few whop play across the genres and with ease. Most do a set of one thing or another. When I see your name I know I'm gonna get a decent set of 60's Northern/Rare Soul, balanced never comes into it. Same for almost all the others I've seen listed in this topic, I know I will get a good set of 60's or 70's or whatever it is they are known to play. Is "balanced" gonna be the next big genre for promoters and dealers.......great balanced northern For me this is just another pointless topic no one seems to understand

I recently bought from France and it arrived within the week. I got opinions though about the dealer and would do the same again for French, Belgian and Italian dealers. Many won't even ship to these countries now, seen plenty of descriptions on ebay saying they won't ship to these or they have to be fully insured and trackable.

no mate, you just type the record in and it gives you a valuation. Be good if it gave you bootleg info as well. There's always Soul Source for bootleg info as well as the guides, some great knowledge on here.

The one without strings is the one that Butch plays. Peggy Byers not as good as the other two.

No mate, couple of years ago.

Her son I think it was heard the track on youtube and got in touch with someone. It was all on here when it happened.

quick search for scans.... REAL ONE, FIRST ISSUE BOOT.... SECOND ISSUE (however dodgy you may or may not think it is)...

I did read once upon a time the gold one was later booted or rebooted depending on your perspective? So there's at least one re-issue(?) and one definite boot?