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  1. I'm just reading The Ted Jarrett Story Chris, called You Can Make It If You Try. Good insight into the Nashville R&B scene and of course plenty about Ted Jarrett. https://www.amazon.co.uk/You-Can-Make-Try-N...3590&sr=1-2 only one left at Amazon...but if you click on the buy 14 new and used link plenty cheaper than amazon https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listing/1...3590&sr=1-2
  2. The Jackie Wilson one you want the first issue as bit's taken out for the re-press if I remember rightly.
  3. Chalky replied to a post in a topic in Look At Your Box
    I would have thought the price of around a £1000 about right for Chuck Cockerham?
  4. I'll Stop Loving You, fabulous soul music. It's also on the cd I mentioned.
  5. few cheapies, not necessarily dancers but good IMHO. Some bit more than £20, most I've played out, some recently. JJ Daniels - Mr Lonesome - Sureshot Benny Latimore - Girl I Got News For You - Dade Jimmy Robins - Once In A Life Time/Lonely Street - TRC The Chances - One More Chance - Bea & Baby Joe Taylor - You don't Want Me - HMF Mike & Censations - Don't Mess With Me - Highland Chris Calloway - I Don't Need Another Baby/You're Something Else - Cub Bobby bland - I Ain't Myself Anymore - Duke Clarence Ashe - She Said I'd Be A Failure - J&S Unlimited Four - Walk Away Lover - Chanson Syl Johnson - Try Me - Twinight Carla Thomas - I Can't Take It - Atlantic
  6. do you have the speed up a notch or two Ady, remember it being faster than this, or is just my cloth ears
  7. Is this on cd yet?
  8. Who is it by? Soundfile...just a minute will do
  9. because it's a cheapie maybe the reason it doesn't get played
  10. Chalky replied to a post in a topic in All About the SOUL
    How would someone new to the music/scene know if it was obscure or not?
  11. Chalky replied to a post in a topic in All About the SOUL
    I was thinking exactly the same, he'd look a right tw*t at an all-nighter he looks like he's got false legs at times. Some good moves though.
  12. Presumably at RCA's pressing plants, R = Rockway NJ, I = Indianapolis & H = Hollywood (Flynnies site does have it's uses )
  13. this must be 4th or 5th topic about this on HERE and others in the pc audio and web forum
  14. Hadley told me 4 members, all from Luke Airforce base. Found the topic does anyone have the photo they can let me have a jpeg (decent one) of please?
  15. Yes they were all serving in the same airbase, forget which one as I've lost the e-mail when PC went t*ts up while back there is already a cd out of Hadley's productions https://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/...ley+Murrell.htm I'll dig it out as for some reason seem to remember more tracks on it than is listed there, probably wrong mind
  16. I was in touch with Hadley Murrell a little while back. He couldn't remember the names of the group apart from James Mitchell, all now dead apparently. He told me at the time that there will be a cd out in the near future with 4 or 5 unissued tracks from the servicemen. The Servicemen were from Phoenix. Magicians West Coast aren't they. The info I got from Hadley Murrell is in a previous topic, I can't find it so maybe one of the mods can?
  17. never came out as the Magicians did it?
  18. looks original to me but don't both boots and originals have th "H" stamp. Boots are beige/brown, got a boot kicking about here somewhere.
  19. dunno, not looked, presume there's some. Search site then refine to refosoul.
  20. some records have been overpriced for various reasons for a long time and may just be falling back to the price levels they should be at. There are that many records for sale now like has been said you can't shift or buy them all. Big ticket indemanders still fetching good prices (whether worth it or not). Many collectors don't even use e-bay, they have decent network of trusted dealers who will sell to them at the right price.
  21. no mate got plenty to keep me busy
  22. here's an uplifting story for a Monday...... There was a man who lost one of his arms in an accident. He became very depressed because he had loved to play Golf and do lots of things that took two arms. One day in his despair, he decided to commit suicide. He got on an elevator and went to the top of a building to jump off. He was standing on the ledge looking down and saw this man skipping along, whistling and kicking up his heels. He looked closer and saw that this man didn't have any arms at all. He started thinking, what am I doing up here feeling sorry for myself, I still have one good arm to do things with. There goes a man with no arms skipping down the sidewalk so happy, and going on with his life. He hurried down and caught up with the man with no arms. He told him how glad he was to see him because he had lost one of his arms and felt ugly and useless and was going to kill himself. He thanked him again for saving his life and he knew he could make it with one arm if that guy could go on with no arms. The man with no arms began dancing and whistling and kicking up his heels again. He asked, 'Why are you so happy anyway?' He said, 'I'm NOT happy ... My balls itch
  23. I'm off work, been off over twelve weeks with my elbow, another two or three before I'm back so making the most of 'em now
  24. I was a newbie pretty much the same time as you Joan, maybe a year or so later I think but I don't really remember having any trouble. I started going to nighters with some established "soulies" from the Chesterfield and Mansfield area, Tats & Rob Wigley, Graham Manlove, Alan Gibbons etc and was pretty well looked after. Got to know the elders of the scene pretty quickly and started collecting more or less straight away so was never out of the record bar at nighters. I went somewhere every weekend both Friday and Saturday, usually a soul night followed by a nighter. Generally I treated people the way I wished to be treat and I showed repsect to those who had been around, didn't shoot my mouth off (I'm not that type anyway ) and i listened and I learned. I was never afraid to ask a question no matter how trivial and found most more than happy to help. I certainly wouldn't have insulted long standing soulies claimed back then to have known more than they have forgotten, I'd have been done over Imagine telling Pete Lawson that As for Pete, never had a problem with him, finished up a good mate. He gave me the odd bollocking, usually when I asked for the rare stuff records don't have to be rare to be good he would say, how true! He got us out of the odd scrape or two, paid for taxi's back to Chesterfield from the odd place, returned the favour etc etc..top bloke sadly missed.
  25. Chalky replied to a post in a topic in All About the SOUL
    sent

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