Chalky
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I'll look the Doo Wop one up David -
You'll probably find it's in refosoul too or at least a studio take! I've seen Reg Bartlett posting lately, was there definitely one in the collection he sold?
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ey up you two, hope you are well. Didn't Rob have a box load of the Blue Jays?
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Butch's Mill Edwards acetate of Just Like The Weather!!
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Listening to the Passion Interview Bob did for his Sitting In The PArk show and one of the members of the Passions is Roosevelt Christmas
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where's the full clip? Like Dave says, cracking tune!!
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must be thinking of something else Ady, I'll see if I can find the tape.
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as that as a dealer to sell on? worth more than fifty quid IMO.
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THE LIFELINE SOUL CLUB presents The Real Deal Rare Soul All-Nighter 6th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL At The Brookfields Club (The Stables), Cannock Road, Shareshill, Wolverhampton, WV10 7LZ. (Directions: Just off the M6 junction 11, A460 towards Wolverhampton then 400 yards on your left). FEBRUARY 27th 2010 8pm till 7.00am, a tenner gets you in! Resident rascals are the Countries TOP Rare Soul DJS Butch, Andy Dyson, Mick H, Cliff Steele, Soul Sam & Chalky This month's special guest DAVE WELDING In addition to Dave, this months Collectors opening the night at 8pm will be Harpo & Sandi and Tony Foster and as usual closing proceedings Nottingham's ROB SMITH As for the music, the emphasis will be on the 60's but as usual Lifeline will feature the very best in 70's and crossover. In short all Dj's playing the very best in the rare, obscure, forgotten and underplayed soul music!! For further information Andy Dyson @ Dysonsoul@aol.com or telephone 01302 744927 Mick H @ Trentsoul@aol.com or telephone 07968 030464 Chalky @ chalky@mailme.co.uk or telephone 07743 863 523 -
I've seen the Rujac one for as much as £150 for a minter. Regular spin for me this one, fantastic record!! I wouldn't pay any more than £25 for the Atco release, plenty about.
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Think Tony was referring to "Who Are You trying To fool" which to my knowledge was known about before Ady got to Dave Hamilton's archives, had it on tape long time. Don't forget Gilly who was with Tat's when they found the acetate at Dave Hamilton's.
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one of the best reads on soul music out there!!! Looking forward to Keith Rylatt's new Detroit book. Currently (still) reading the biography of Phylis Hyman, great insight!
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Swan flight superb, they will also do custom sizes!
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Well usually its the person covering the record up who decides on the cover up name. Could either be because it sounds like a certain singer or some info on the label (or loose connection) could be used, credit/producer/arranger, something from the label etc etc....
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I tend not to watch too much telly round these parts let alone your parts
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I saw the ad last night
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SURVIVORS - GOOD BABY - VALLI 333-B -
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the ones on popsike albeit a couple of years ago are round the 350$ mark. It books at £500 in latest JM guide When seen it listed has been around the £200/£250. Think Good Baby is actually the flip, the other side is terrible, Horny Toad the title Soon got tired of Good Baby too.
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issue by far the rarer! Demo's still seem to fetch around the £350 mark even though its a pretty regular sale item on lists/auctions.
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don't read the topic then, plenty enjoying the topic without any of the hassle/shite you get on other topics.
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it may well have been covered up by Carl at first, I just don't remember it being so. Dunno if the one for sale is the on e I had, quite a few turned up last few years. Carl and Maria are on SS, if they read this they will confirm if covered or not.
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can't remember it being covered up, Carl Willingham played it first, I got what was then the second known copy (as far as I know).
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Tommy Ridgeley I was led to believe was John Vincent, thats what he told me, early 80's he said he first spun it.
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think Guy was the first to spin them, thats what I was told. Certainly played the instrumental when he got the first copies.
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Soul Incorporated was actually Tim Brown maybe via Martin Koppell, think he got three copies one of which went to Rob Marriott.
