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Andy Dyson Records October 09 Sales List Telephone +44 (0)1302 744927 E-mail. Dysonsoul@aol.com UK Postage (recorded 1st class) 1-2 £1.50, 3-5 £1.75 then 25p each disc. Europe Postage (recorded 1st class) 1-2 £1.50, 3-5 £1.75 then 25p each disc. Postal Address Andy Dyson Records 12 Micklebring Grove Conisbrough Doncaster South Yorkshire DN12 2LG United Kingdom WOL Writing on label XOL Cross on label SOL Sticker on label WDL Water damaged label TOL Tear on label LD Label damage LW Label wear WDJ White Demonstration copy DJ Demonstration copy NAP Not affect play. 1 The In-Betweens-She's Walkin' Down The Street-Blue Onion- Ex+ - £400.00 (Great Uptempo Northern From Ohio-Cool Looking Label!) 2 The Changing Scene-When The City Sleeps-Jo-Vee-Jo - Ex+ £1500.00 (Top Drawer Double Sider From The Stafford Days Gone By Still Extremely Rare ) 3 Toby Lark - Lot's Of Heart - U.S.D - M- £450.00 ( Top Class Vocals On This Detroit Midpace Obscurity ) 4 Willie Tee - Walking Up A One Way Street - Nola - Ex - £ 70.00 ( Timeless New Orleans Soul From One Of The True Soul Masters) 5 Barbara Jones - Treat Me Right - Pat - M- £50.00 X.O.L ( Dynamite New Jersey, George Blackwell Produced Northern ) 6 Billy Miranda - You Could've Had A Good Thing Going - Queen's - Ex+ £750.00 (Storming Northern+ One Of The Greatest Beat Ballad Flips Of All Times. Very Rare Record.) 7 Bobby Taylor - There Are Roses Somewhere In This World - Sunflower -WDJ - Ex+ £75.00 ( Classic Circa 72 Dancer ) 8 Chicago Pete - Look Up And Smile - Landy Bug - M- £40 ( Charming Detroit Floater ) 9 Donald Height - I Choose You - Dakar -WDJ - Ex - £70 ( Tremendous Vocalist, Jobete -Willie Hutch Penned, Directed By J.J Jackson) 10 - Bobby McNutt- I'm Getting Ready - Roulette - WDJ Ex+ -£60.00 ( Perfect Chicago Midtempo-Nice Flip Too) 11 Jackie Lee - Darkest Days - ABC - M- £100.00 (One Of The Best, All The Names - Relf, Carmichael And Smith Involved On This 45!) 12 Innocent Bystanders - Frantic Escape - Pameline - Ex+ - £80.00 (Classic Popcorn Wylie!) 13 Bettye Swann - The Man That Said No - Money - Ex £80.00 ( hardest release from this class act ) 14 Florence Miller - I Believe In You - P+P M- £90.00 ( self penned double sider) 15 Billie Dearborn - You Need Me To Love You - Bell - DJ - Ex + £80.00 (Wonderful Vocals On This Big Production Dancer ) 16 Marion James -I'm The Woman For You - K+J M- £75 ( cracking dancer with screaming vocals ) 17 Nathan Williams - Reaching Higher - U.A -Ss - Date Stamp - M- £80.00 ( Impossible On Lime, Fabulous Early 70's L.A Dancer) 18 Laura Lee - To Win Your Heart - Ric-Tic -WDJ Ex+ £75.00 ( Full Monty in every way on this classic) 19 The Lashons - Little Sister Beware - Vended - xol M- £100.00 ( Obscure West Coast From The Stafford Days ! ) 20 The Four Sonics - Where Are You - Triple B - M- £40.00 (Classic Chandler, Ashford, Dixon Composition) 21 Lee Tillman - All These Things - Michelle - Ex £60.00 (Fantastic New Orleans Dancer ) 22 Bobby Sheen - Something New To Do - W.B - Ex - £80.00 23 Dusty Wilson - Better Than You - Zebra - M- £100 (Fabulous Haunting Detroit Midpacer) 24 Just Brothers - She Broke His Heart - Empire - Ex £75.00 ( Classic Slowie, Great Vocals) 25 Mr Kofe - Part Of The Good Life - Debko - Vg £60.00 26 Jerry Ganey - Just A Fool - Verve DJ - Ex+ £70.00 ( Classic Big City Soul) 27 7 Miles Per Hour Band - Playing Your Game -Music City - Ex £750.00 ( has the more desirable Latin freak flip side, would be near mint has a small clutch of marks at one point) 28 Photograph Of Tim Brown And Mick H In The Bath Together Last Sunday Evening. Obviously Serious Offers on This One off Item, No Time Wasters! 29 The Paramounts - Under Your Spell - Magnum - M- £100.00 ( Very Nice Group Dancer ) 30 Thomas Henry - Someday - Spar -M- ( Excellent Uptempo Stafford Era 45) 31 Priceless - Love In Your Heart - Decimal - M- £500.00 (Relatively New Discovery, x2 Excellent Modern Dancers From Seattle, Sam And Arthur Fenn Plays) 32 Carl Hall -You're So Qualified - Mercury - M- £70.00 (Stunning Vocals On This Northern Dancer) 33 Carl Hall - Is Your Love Going Or Growing - Mercury- DJ - Vg- £40.00 (Again Brilliant Stuff, Not In Such Great Shape ) 34 Fabulous Peps - She's Going To Leave You - Ge Ge - M- £50.00 ( Cracking Detroit Tunes) 35 Wilson Pickett - Let Me Be Your Boy- Verve - M- £30.00 ( Same As Above ...) 36 Ramona Collins - You've Been Cheating - Clarks - Vg - £1100.00 (Obscure 45 Championed By Sir Arthur Fenn Of The Glenn Many Moons Ago) 37 Major Lance - I've Got A Right To Cry - Osiris - M- WDJ £75.00 ( With The Instrumental Flip - Nice One ) 38 James Lately - Love ,Friends And Money - Temple -Vg- £1600.00 (Epitome Of The Stafford Era, Credit To Me Old Mate Gilly And Co For Finding 45's Like This !) 39 Baby Jean - If You Wanna - Stacy - Vg - WDJ - £75.00 (Recent Plays Again, Pretty Scarce On White Copy) 40 Jimmy Conwell -Too Much - Gemini Vg - £60.00 (Truly Fabulous Double Sider...) 41 Syl Johnson - I Resign - Twinight - M- £80.00 (one of his finest double siders, I never seem to find this one ) 42 Dale Darby - Don't Put Our Love Off Another Day - Test Press - Vg - £225.00 (Has A Slight Heat Lift, Plays Fine -Probably His Rarest 45,Fabulous Midtempo Crossover -Took Me Years To Find Mine) 43 Hersey Taylor - We're Gonna Run Out Of Time - Future Stars - M- £25.00 44 Benny Harper - Don't Let It Happen To You- Phil-L.A Of Soul - WDJ - Ex+ -£25.00 ( Nice Dancer-Has Small Sticker Residue ) 45 Marie Queenie Lyons - Your Key Don't Fix It Anymore - De-Luxe - DJ - M- £35.00 ( Cracking 2 Sides Of Uptempo Screaming Dancers ) 46 The Fashioneers - Without You - Blue Rock - DJ - Ex+ £40.00 (Midtempo And Uptempo Chicago Dancers - Gene Redd Production Of Course ! ) 47 Tommy Yates - Something's Gotta Give - Verve M- £30.00 ( Dark Blue Label - Classic Slowie ) 48 E. Jackie Hines - I'm So Glad - Cosmic - M- £40.00 (Classic Stafford Era Dancer) 49 The Quotations - Havin' A Good Time - Imperial - DJ - M- £30.00 ( Brilliant Dancer - Nice Slowie Flip ) 50- Gene Chandler - Think Nothing About It - Constellation - WDJ - WDJ - £30.00 ( Nice White ,Mint Promo Of This Classic ) 51 King Midas An D The Muflers - Mellow Moonlight - Kanwic - M- £ 75.00 ( Nice Midtempo Dancer ) 52 Maurice Williams - Return - Sea Horn - Ex - £60 ( X2 Nice Midtempo Tunes ) 53 The Relations -Say You Love Me - Zell's - M- £100.00 ( Nice X2 Midtempo Tunes -Fred Kaplan And Horace Ott Production ) 54- Temptations - Check Yourself - Miracle - Ex+ £30.00 ( Probably The Finest Group Of All Times ) 55 Billy McGregor - Mr Shy - Flash - M- £15.00 ( Nice Chicago Double Header) 56 Roy C - Gone, Gone - Metronome - Vg - £60.00 ( German Release , Two Great Stafford Era Dancers ) 57 Little Carl Carlton - Don't You Need A Boy Like Me - Lando - M- £35.00 (Upbeat Detroit Dancer) 58 The Conservatives - Who Understands - Ebonic Sound - M- £20.00 ( Great Group Dancer From Chicago Sounds Like The Tempts ! )

Think Cliff Steele been palying this out....or am I thining of summat else

Wade Flemmon's all the tme. Susan Maughan's vocls too poppy for me, remeinds me of Pet CLarke Wade Flemmons vocals far far superior but I suppose the backin let's it down for the dancers although I would prefer to hear Wade's version out to Susan's.

is this any good, from popsike.....

It was part one wasn't it? Commercial for pontiac.

Andy Dyson had one, I remember listing it for him, not sure if he's still got but you can give him a try.... Dysonsoul@aol.com you shouldn't need £50 either, £40 tops IMHO.

Bloody Hell Should be no more than 30 or 40 quid!

didn't think there was any great difference in price and seen both for the same price, probably seen more blue than yellow. Shouldn't be expensve whichever colour you get.

Who owns the E Williams Marc? What are the three credits, know there's E-Williams, is another Jimmy Williams?? Memeory not what it was . Are there two labels as well Don't remember Rob playing Junior McCants

What about the two on Dore, The Swans Nitty Gritty City and Little Johnny Hamilton - Keep On Movin'. Not just the rarest on the label but two of the rarest 45's.

there were only a handful if I remember rightly that were done with the date stamp.

this is the first "re-issue" "counterfeit" "boot" or whatever other term you wish to use....... They were done in the UK, well by someone from here, he is/was a member of SS.

https://timmion.com/node/56 Had an e-mail from Timmion today giving details of an upcomingLittle Ann LP release. Details can be found HERE

Boba did a radio show full of Vietnam tracks.... /forums/topic/103083-sitting-in-the-park-vietnam-soul-show-5-24-2009/page__p__1081043__hl__vietnam__fromsearch__1entry1081043

THink there might be a previous topic on Soul Source about protest songs and the Vietnam War, maybe one of the Mods can find it.

Hi Ion, hope you are well. Has he got the Kent cd, A Soldiers Sad Story. Might be a good place to start. https://www.acerecord...59&release=1079 ATB Chalkster

Turbines on Cenco, don't think it's been mentioned and a Keb spin wasn't it.

Seen to reall you and me having this discussion before Kev. Still think the Mello Souls would have made it, maybe not in 1973/74 but towards the end ('79/'80) if RS had got hold of this I still think it would have gone down taken the roof off Two more from Butch that I thnk would have gone down well, Shirley Turner (Ann Robinson) World of Happiness and Jesse James Love Is Alright. Diane Lewis - Ain't Got A Chance Too. All in my opinion of course.

John Vincent told me that he offered it to Richard S and it was turned down with the "too good for the northern scene" comment you mention. Not sure if it was after Wigan closed or at the tail end when offered to Richard. Great record!!

Arthur Alexander - Keep Her Guessing - Dot

Hi Dave Think I'm at same age as Trev forgot about the Roy Wright, could only remember Charles Farren.

Bang on about Lifeline pal Maybe all promoters should insist that DJ's play 4 or 5 records from left field just to spice things up a bit

Personally Billy I think they spoil the night these days. I witnessed the same one Wicksy did and the best dancers sat it out. To get on in a dance comp it seems you have to either look wierd or throw themselves about for the whole duration neither in time to the beat and totally lacking decent footwork. Like Rob said the choice of tracks for dnace competitions doesn't give those with decent footwork the chance to shine, the choice of tracks certainly needs looking at and the judges should be looking for the dancers first an formost not the acrobats....don't get me wrong I love to see the floor tricks but it has to fit in with the track, in the breaks etc not for the whole track.