Chalky

Loads on Discogs on Land Of Hits with the edit on the flip, couple of Lasso re-issues too but not this one.

there has been one on ebay for ages but he won't ship to the UK...mailed him twice but no reply. Couple of others from the UK on there too but not on Wea.

If in doubt ask Conrad, in fact I'd ask anyway. The Edward Hamilton you bought, you would probably have been advised to get the UK Grapevine re-issue, not too expensive and more desirable than the Outta Sight release, more chance of moving on too at at more or less what you bought it for if you ever get the original. You do seem to have already got the impression though that a box of originals will cost you a fortune, truth is far from it, check out the top three cheap records link I posted, make a note of some then go through youtube, you will be surprised at the quality. As said also go for your Kent, grapevine re-issues first. But most importantly as said, do what you want, as long as you are happy then that is all that matters. Another option is LP's, Garland green's LP will set you back about £20 but has all his big Northern spins plus more goodies besides. Same with other LPs, you get more for your money.

Jesse Henderson - I Did It Again b/w My Kind Of Girl - Lasso LH-616 First issue of this one please. and Summer Breeze wanted 12 inch on Wea (think that is the first issue US) stand to be corrected. No daft prices No Gemm links either, been there already. TIA

who did the big up north disc? looks like an out and out boot to me? The Kent catalogue is well worth a look if you want reissues, also the Grapevine stuff. Steve Plumb has plenty of it, Roger Banks as well, Pete Smith might help you out too. If you do really get the bug then some of the stuff like the big up north disc might prove difficult to move on if you wan to progress from boots and re-issues to originals. Welcome to the world of record collecting and an empty wallet.

Not mine, that will be the re-issue/2nd issue Chalky. Lifeline is what I'm involved with. You will be more than welcome to come along and leave when you have had enough, there is even comfy chairs upstairs for a snooze.

me too

Check out this link for some superb recommendations oaf records that won't break the bank..... As said you don't have to spend a fortune to have a good record collection full of originals. If you are considering buying boots, it might work out cheaper to get an acetate cut at Timmion with two sides of your choice, about 30 Euros. Lastly there is plenty of advice out there, don;t be afraid to ask, sure you get some smart arse with some clever answer but most are more than willing to help and offer advice.

Mick, plenty of dealers who are reasonable about. Search ebay if you know what you want, many cheap stuff goes unsold. Check out this topic....some fantastic recommendations for cheap vinyl whilst still sticking to the original ethos of the scene....

For anyone wanting original records and not wanting to spend ridiculous amounts on each 45, there is a great topic in all about the soul called Cheap as chips (I think) where every record recommended is under £50. That is the best place to start looking. You don't have to resort to boots snd reissues for a decent cheap collection.

You can't go wrong with Detroit stuff, Ric Tic, Golden World and countless others. Many many of them starting at around a tenner.

Maybe someone involved in the production? Tommy Rodgers a New York 45.

It's a great record and the acetate version is even better IMO.

could be then, I've heard him play it out lately. Butch played it a couple of times this year at Lifeline too, great record.

I know Butch has it, Sam also plays it now and again. rare as hens teeth.

Glad you got them back David, bet it's been a sh*t few days for you but alls well that ends well.

Dave Raistrick seems to agree that Bobby Sanders is Chuck Flamingo. He will double check though when he can.

Tracks on the latest (5th) podcast, Dave Withers/Rod Shard part 2.... Gordon Keith - Look ahead - Calumet (Maurice Williams) Pat Thompson & Archie Powell - Darling Darling - Mir-A-Don (Ad-Libs) Spoilers - Something About You - GMC Ron Alston - Something Ain't Right - Philips (Bobby Robinson) Blue Steam - I Want A Girl - Catamount Cody Marshall - The Thought Of Loving You - Sound Judgement (Pierre Hunt - late Casino) Buddy Conner - When You're Alone - Breakthrough (George Jackson) Martha Reeves & Vandellas - Spellbound Velvevettes - Stop Beating Around The Bush Monitors - Words Kim Weston - Absent Minded Lover Kim Weston - After The Rain Combinations - I'm Gonna Make You love Me - Kimtone Combinations - What'ca Gonna Do - Kellmac (Chessmen) Harthon Band - Eddie's My Name Vivian Carroll - Oh Yeah Yeah Yeah - Merben (Roddie Joy) Venturas - Baby Be Mine - Daniels Martells feat Clifford Russell - Where Can my baby Be - Al La Carte (Jimmie Williams - Somebody Please) Lonzine Cannon - Quit While I'm Ahead - Philips (Earl Jackson) Young Brothers - What's Your Game - Soul Power(Experienced Heartmenders) Deltours - Sweet And Lovely - Starville (Earnest mMsley/Mel Wynn) Classics - So Glad That i Found You - Yan-G Richard Anthony - Keep On Living On - Virtue (Kenny Hamber) Phonetics- Just A Boys Dream - Trudel Little Tony Talent - All Thats Good - Symbol Limelights - Don't Leave Me Baby - Uncle (Silhoutettes) Young Brothers - Baby - Soul Power

Cheers George. I'm not sure anyone is any the wiser who it is, Rod said it was Holland, Dozier, Holland so went with that. It is on the old tape listing as Holland and Dozier. Maybe Robb K or Rod can shed a bit more light on it. There is a Jimmy Ruffin track of the same title.

Topic already on the site

Cheers Simon, had found the details. Any info on the Bobby Sanders?

I've found the Cassadons Des, I was missing an "S" in my typing, you'd thing the internet would allow for this Cheers Derek, that is what I was thinking too but need to be sure.

Casadons I'm after the label info. Wonder if the Bobby Sanders is a cover up? Chuck Flamingo maybe.

Any info on these two......my brain is mush, it's been spending to much time on the computer. Casadons - Two Sided Love Bobby Sanders - Lost my Chances

Sunday morning, time to get your feet up with the Sunday paper and listen to the latest instalment of the Stafford Story. Once again the spotlight is on Dave Withers and Rod Shard with some more great records from the early 80's. Most still in demand today, some forgotten about and some no doubt still unknown to those who kissed the 80's altogether. This second set form Dave and Rod has taken 6 attempts to finish, I kept f*cking it up, twice in the last couple of tracks So I hope it was worth it Next it will be the turn of Gary Rushbrook so keep checking the site https://www.soulunder...k/StaffordTOTW/