Chalky

Great story Robb

Topic closed, enough advertising in the events forum.

I presumed it is a disc pressed for non-commercial means, by that I mean not in it to make money (not initially at least).

Dave can you post on the feed back topic about the upgrade about your editing problem, just so that Mike is aware. Have you pressed ctrl f5 etc? or is it just f5? No one else as I'm aware having problems in sales as can see others editing? I can see the edit button on all posts. Edit ss faded out to the left, not a button in itself anymore just the word.

Not my photos, if you look again you will notice it is Dean Chalkley (has an extra "L"). They are good photos though.

you see some of the young folk from up t'north dressed in a similar way, by that I mean more fashion conscious, music and fashion always gone hand in hand.

so are some of the responses from some of you. It is as though no one is allowed to do anything that has something to do with Northern Soul unless they follow your rules.

Not saying anything of the sort Pete but is there really any need for the zzzzzzz type comments? And just what is a representation of Northern Soul these days? Yourself, Steve maybe?

gotta agree although when read the comments on here at times makes one wonder why some bother.

There's an article about this exhibition on the site... https://www.soul-source.co.uk/articles/news-soul/young-souls-northern-soul-photo-exhibition-and-short-film-r2228

RIP Gene. Not a lot in the news about tis but here's a couple of links to blogs including one of his close friends Ann Ruckert..... https://www.annruckert.com/ann_ruckert/2011/07/gene-mcdaniels-dies.html https://blogs.ocweekly.com/heardmentality/2011/07/rip_legendary_soul_musician_eu.php

this ins't mine but here's one of the 70's versions of Black WIngs....

The photo on the tracks/cd sleeve is THE Gloria Jones is it not?

I'm on post 11

wasn't me at that venue any roads, that'll be the re-issue :-)

I was thinking around 66 but just checked R&B Indies and that says 1965, label owned by Bill & Cuppy Haley, Tony Messina & Sonny Cassella out of Chester, PA. I occasionally flirt with the dance floor, what was the video?

https://www.soul-source.co.uk/articles/soul-articles/thornton-sisters-the-ditchdiggers-daughters-r293

I reckon the Derek Martin is better than both Delola and JH

see post number 5

There was rumours at the time that at least 25 had turned up in the haul but sure those involved said the the count was in single figures. Few turned up since as well. It might not be the most quality laden recording ever made but it is fantastic Northern Soul, what the scene is all about!

Who first had it on a list wasn't Beasy's question though, no history being re-written. Don't think Rod made the record popular did he?

can you please simply edit your original post and not reply with "on hold" or "sold". Please read the pinned topics at the top of sales forum, topic closed. And you made three sales posts, that could have been condensed into at least two.

I doubt that is the reason they are coming up for sale Paul. I know Andy Dyson was playing it back in the early days of Lifeline, can remember a steady stream coming up to the decks for a gander at what it was, Sam later hammered it as did plenty of others.

Who is or was Soul Spin records? You'd think the site would at least use a scan of the original issue

It's been hammered for last 6 or 7 years but been around for lot longer. Reckon there's more than some think around although a rare record. With the two up for auction, one Flynny can get his hands, I've seen two for sale last two or three months, not bad for a rare record is it.