Chalky

It was covered as Luther Ingram, just trying to remember who by....brain not functioning!

Although Tims is now online so you save a few bob there.

Both....

Dunno Tony but always had me doubts about them.

Like others say around a grand for green label original issue. Always considered the gold ones as boots.

Going too close this topic, we've just had over five pages of this and no wish to go over it all again. Thanks.

The Cameros are rumoured to be Jackey Beavers daughters or something like.

Yes but the acetates were cut for the UK release weren't they? Can I ask you stick to the topic please, it's getting like too many other topics and going off all over the place.

What do you mean by a balanced set? This topic reading like a list of favourite Dj's. Most of those listed simply play a set of one thing or another, Northern, 70's or crossover.

I thought he dies a couple of years ago?

Sorry but no MP3's please, file sharing isn't allowed. Please use Soundcloud or other similar third party software.

Here's the Motown details from "Don't Forget The Motor City" That's A Funny Way (William Stevenson-Ivy Jo Hunter) publ. Jobete The Supremes; recording completed before 25-Mar-64 ; produced by William Stevenson, Ivy Jo Hunter Dec-04; CD (M): Hip-O Select B0003696-02 Where Did Our Love Go 40th Anniversary Edition The Velvelettes; recorded Hitsville, completed 08/03/1964 ; produced by William Stevenson, Ivy Jo Hunter ; accompaniment The Andantes [rel date unknown] [acetate]; 45 (M): Jobete 31-Oct-04; CD (S): Motown 980 9372 The Motown Anthology [uK] Andantes accompany the Velvelettes on their recording.

Wasn't this on a white label boot from the late 80's? Don't think its had a legit release on a 7 has it?

Bloody hell, five pages over this? Almost all who care about format know what you get with most DJ's and venues these. Those that dont couldnt care less if vinyl, cd or mp3.

No I said we'd only had one person thrown out at Lifeline in 8 years, not on the scene as a whole. I've seen quite a few incidents but then I've been seeing them since I started on the scene, trouble has always been around the scene. I do agree one incident is one too many and it's is up to the promoters to be more vigilant when in many cases once they have taken your money they couldn't care.

One post and a quoted post unapproved whilst sorted, busy at the moment but will get back to it. Ask please refrain from insulting fellow members.

https://souldetective2.blogspot.com/2011/03/question-seven-tommy-young-no.html Above is the link to the page, it is about a single "No Explanation" by Tommy Young (Tommie Young), I've not listened yet but wondered if same record. There are a few references to Paul Kirk and the Kevin Knox company and to Kevin Knox.

The scan says everything with kevin Knox Ent indicates New York so would assume th group from there as well. Would assume it is the NY Jobette Office taking the action against Knox?

I've heard of the one at Derby, oldies all-nighter, as far as I know that wasn't a p*ss head or handbagger. Maybe they should name them if there is a problem at certain venues then others will know other wise what is the point of the topic if you can't back it up?

Previous topics covering the Traditions...

Anton refers to upfront venues in the plural, like Mace I haven't seen this or heard of any such incidents except the one I referred to which in 8 years is nothing? I've seen very little in the way of people being thrown out. I'd like to know what venues Anton is referring to and where he has seen all these problems? Be them oldies or so called upfront.

Does Kevin Knox have somethng to do with the Knox label, Paul Sindab?

I remember someone saying they knew the names of the singers once. Anyway this might be of interest..... found the above some time ago on the Soul Detective (Red Kelly) website.

Just uploaded a second set of tracks that Richard Searling played at Stafford in 1982/1983. Some Modern Soul in there and some sixties, remnants of the last year or two at Wigan. https://www.soulunderground.co.uk/StaffordTOTW/files/e50f31a70ec7ec67847d58e885cac4ec-11.html Active Force - Give Me Your Love - A&M Attitude - Love Me Tonight - Atlantic Tony Fox - Love, Let Love And Be Loved - Blaster Softones and First Class - Candy - Parkway Jeffrey Osborne - I really Don't Need No Light - A&M Randy Brown - I'm Always In The Mood - Mr Moo Marc Sadane - One Minute From Love - Warner Brothers Teddy Pendergrass - Heaven Only Knows - Philadelphia International Family Of Eve - I Wanna Be Loved By You - Full Sail Ike Strong - Your Love Keeps Me Dancing - Maple Larry Brown - Breaking Training - Fireworks Curtis - How Can I Tell Her - Charm City Chris Bartley - I Go Out Of My Mind - TM Acetate Temptations - A Tear From A Woman's Eye - Unissued Tommy Frontera - You're My Leading Lady - Hi-Lite Court Davis - Try To Think What You're Doing - East Coast Deadbeats - No Second Chance - Strata (Phantom Janitor) Soul Blenders - Tightrope - Knight (Charles Thomas) Marvin Gaye - Lonely Lover - Unissued Temptations - Angel Doll - Unissued Eddie Holman - Where I'm Not Wanted - Unissued Martells - Where Can My Baby Be - A-La-Carte (Jimmie Williams - Won't Somebody Please) Four Reputations - Call On Me - Millage Eddie Holman - Hurt - Unissued Little Ann - What Shall I Do - Unissued (Rose Valentine - When He's Not Around)

I was surprised too, I gave him the benefit of the doubt to start with but when dancers were forced to walk away and dance elsewhere and he moved on to another then he had to go.