Chalky

This week we see the trio from The Gathering (soul do not the horror film), Luci, Jim and Geese giving us two hours of their brand of Northern, R&B and Funk.

Ticket booked

The master is stamped or etched, from that the mother is made and from the mother the stamper

Can’t you feel it? If its lumpy then its raised The stamp doesn’t look quite right to me but hard to tell from a picture

Is it a raised stamp or indented

Maybe it is an elaborate fake, someone going to the trouble of a stamp? It is certainly a strange one.

@Guyh

Will see if I can get over

The J is usually to denote a demo?

NO not after a sound file, just then info

I was told it was due out mid to late June, again at the mercy of the plants

The one posted twice is Michigan Move. The video and the first snippett is The Moods @Pumpkinseed Carl will have all the info on the Moods

Guy Hennigan found Michigan Move, it had no title nothing, he found the master tapes from which a decent cut was mixed and put to acetate (with Chris King). Think that is the story from memory. It was a monster spin at Stafford. Phrenetics Band (as it became known) along with Pyramid was indeed a Uk thing.

No one knows who The Band is behind Michigan Move or its real name. In Guys words “Michigan Move came off an unlabelled, unnamed, no details at all master-tape. It could have been done at Golden World privately, only because there was a pile of Golden World master-tapes with it, but it was in a different tape box”.

Didn’t realise there was a reissue

Doesn’t look like the one I remember nor like the one on discogs or 45cat. The text on the right on yours is right aligned, other scans it isn’t, all centre aligned. The font doesn’t look right either… Discogs (one on 45 cat has green font)

There is a topic somewhere about the Admirations discography. If I remember rightly I had the Paree release first after talking with someone Chicago connected. Might be an idea to update that topic. Think I posted a photo of the group too.

It was booted on the back of Suspicion but they obviously didn't know the proper title back then

Not for me I'afraid but whatever floats their boat

When Somebody Loves You (You're Never Alone) (Ivy Jo Hunter) published Jobete 01-Nov-66 alt title: What Is That Gladys Knight & The Pips; recorded Hitsville, completed 22-Apr-66 ; produced by Ivy Jo Hunter ; [1st odb] 27-Apr-66 [acetate]; 45 (M): CCMN 0783-NHDD Gladys Knight & The Pips; recorded Hitsville-GW, completed 05-Aug-67 ; produced by Ivy Jo Hunter ; [2nd odb] unreleased announced July 2000; CD: Motown no catalogue number Motown Lost & Found: Time Can't Erase 1966-1970 25-Mar-13; CD (M): Ace CDCHD 1365 Finders Keepers - Motown Girls 1961-67 [UK]

It's a rock record?

It is actually called "When Somebody Loves You (You're Never Alone)

no

Great achievement for City, probably the best team I've seen the football they have played over the last few years. Inter pressed them high, made them work, they actually looked more like City do the way they pressed and on the clear chances they had should have scored twice at least. If they could only stop with the play acting, looking for the foul etc and the dirty cynica fouling.

This is the one on the CD release....