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  1. Judy Street
  2. Personally I don't think either are soul and the Copper n Brass is even worse than Chicago......god knows how it ever got played considering the amount of decent music at the DJ's disposal back then.
  3. not at all. Do you have an answer to the question as well as an opinion that it is the better recording? Personally upon hearing I can see why it was canned, totally inferior to Jackie Beavers.
  4. Deffo original with a stamped "R" Rod.
  5. maybe , whatever, not a fact I agree with and I didn't ask which was the best version
  6. that's an opinion not an answer
  7. I don't know Richard, it would suggest it was recorded and at least scheduled for a release. I've never seen or heard of a Jackie Beavers take of IRFDAN.
  8. A good/vg- copy just finished on ebay at $450. https://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=306&item=330512085428&nma=true&rt=nc&si=oopvQmS8%252FaDF%252BT9rdlcEdB0r9bs%253D
  9. The "In The Basement" interview is with Wislon Gary Gant, there throughout the groups history. I presume they would have run the discog by him? There is nothing from the group listed betweeen 1968 (Diamond) and 1973 (Silver Blue). Dave's site also has Herman Coefield in the line up. He joined around 1966 according to the interview replacing Roy Jolly who sang lead on all the DynoVoice material.
  10. Interesting one Ian. I've got the latest "In The Basement" at the side of me in which there is the story of the Invitations. No mention of it in the discography and I can't see any links from the credits on the disc to any members of the Invitations either.
  11. off topic removed, it is for record tips, if it was for any other tips it would be in Freebasing and not in a soul forum.
  12. just looking on popsike, this one is listed as a 100% real one but looking at the colour it looks like a boot....certainly looks like the colour of the boot upstairs. real one should be more like this colour....
  13. Just checked the boot I have on the shelf. The "H" is definitely stamped on it although that is the only stamp. The colour of the label is beige rather than the off white the real one should be.Quite easy to tell side by side.
  14. The "H" is stamped on the boot as well.
  15. listing it at the price he has proves he's not right in the head
  16. listen again at https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00wswdp
  17. re-listed at $5,150.00. can anyone see what this seller is doing, I've looked at his other items, surely not to attract attention to those? I can't see any link to a website either?
  18. your havin' a laugh It's not remotely soul or even Northern, vocally, lyrically or musically
  19. and who was the record dealer based on (if anyone)?
  20. Having seen the film it wasn't the waste of 1 hour 20 minutes like some of you make out. It wasn't a masterpiece by any means but I have seen much worse. I'd give it 4 or 5 out of 10 purely on it's entertainment value. Decent soundtrack as well bar the odd one or two. It never was gonna be artistically 100% correct and every film going uses some artistic licence, if you watch an American war film you would think they won WW2 on their own and the Brits and others weren't involved. Yeah sure some bits were cringe worthy, the dance off definitely. Even though the editing of This England was well done why didn't they use the dancers who took time out of their lives to attend filming? Sure there would have been at least a few who would have danced well enough for the film? And did anyone person ever rule a venue like the guy Alan? Sure there was some nasty folk about more than willing to use their fists but not surely one man? Oh and for some reason I thought that Alan looked a bit like a younger Terry Rider Like I've said there are worse ways in your life to spend an hour and half and I've seen worse films on Sky Movies this Christmas than this. Treat it for what it is, a coming of age love story with Northern as a back drop rather than a film about Northern Soul.
  21. Sound file from the Kent 046 Lp It's Torture.... Dean Parrish - Bricks, Broken Bottles And Sticks - Kent LP 046 Sound file of the Issue.... Dean Parrish - Bricks, Broken Bottles And Sticks - Musicor Issue
  22. Still half a sleep from last night According to the label SSI is New York, maybe Burdett the same?
  23. https://www.historylink.org/index.cfm?DisplayPage=output.cfm&file_id=8441
  24. Chalky posted a post in a topic in Record Wants
    different take yeah but different singer/lead.
  25. Chalky posted a post in a topic in Record Wants
    That's the one Ady. I couldn't believe the title when I saw it.

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