Chalky

according to R&B indies, The Snaps (103) and Al Tigro (112). Seems to be a few missing between 103 and 112.

ey uyp pal...hope your good. Click the "New Media" button botom of page under the posts, "browse" your PC for the track, click open and then insert, fill in the relevant sections, Artist, Title etc...when your track has uploaded, put a tick in list and then click save at bottom. If you are still struggling give me a call sometime and i'll talk you through it.

Gotta agree with you dave, saw the quote in JM guide and thought little low. I've probably seen more Groovettes in recent times than Bobby Moore for sale I know Andy D played it out on and off for some time now.

What is the Bobby Moore rated at, personally thought that was a bit cheap?

when a track opens in refosoul player two thirds the way down the player is.......................... "To autoload player code into your clipboard ... CLICK HERE" Click on "Click Here" Then go to the topic you want to place the track and paste (Ctrl & V) the track in the topic. The track will be inserted in the topic/post you make.

topic already HERE £102 the Bobby Hamilton

sorry....100 lines I'd not read the topic for few days and just posted the link without looking. Is the link I posted the only place to buy this book? Did a quick search yesterday without much luck. Also is the second edition the same as the first minus the signature?

the female artist is Little Bee. Some info at Marv Goldbergs site HERE

The Falcons were essentially two groups, the first breaking up '62 / '63 to be eventually be replaced by the Fabulous Playboys, this is the group the cd is concerned with. This group (The Fab Playboys/Falcons) recorded just once for Lupine, Lonely Nights/Has It Happened To You Yet. All earlier recordings, the ones you are talking about on Lupine were by the previous group which included Wilson Pickett, Mack Rice & Eddie Floyd.

dunno if this ones been mentioned but it looks like a must read..... https://www.phyllishymanstory.com/book.htm

her full name was Barbara Joan Cupchack. According to R&B indies it was owned by Bill Haley, Cuppy Haley (his wife no doubt), Tony Messina and Sonny Cassella.

can't say I've seen one lately other than more recent auction items but over the years it's price has been from the low hundreds up towards a four figure sum.

I know...realise it's the front he wants now

Kings Hall, Stoke

doesn't sound pop or white to these cloth ears Dave, black as the ace of spades. Steve Green met the lead singer, Silus Phiper in care home. There's another 45 by them on Candi, Silus Phiper on one side, Edwin Johnson on lead the other. It's in refosoul somewhere as I've posted it in the past.

I've seen more Joe Jamma on ebay (where most of the copies for sale have been) but more Paulette elsewhere, lists, boxes etc.

do you mean the mello souls as in Butch biggie? if so they are black.

the intro is longer on one as far as I know although the intro on this Frankie Karl posted is the same as the 7th Avenue Aviators file I have here. Sure it's been said they are different takes as well, was getting the two together to compare again to refresh the grey matter.

Depends how many you've seen in sales boxes, lists, e-bay and other auctions over the years as to how rare you think it is

Tis very nice

yep...or summat your dad wears can't beat a decent pair of leather brogues

if you didn't already know I've done a review https://www.soul-source.co.uk/rare-northern...ling-cd-soul-ju

no thanks mate

cheers Simon

The internet has also made readily available the music Steve, you no longer have to travel to hear a record or buy a record. You only have to ask on Soul Source for instance, within minutes it's usually there. The internet also brings to the front all the bad in the scene, before you never saw, read or heard of a lot of the sh*t that goes on behind the scene, now it's played out daily over the internet. No one cares for the bigger picture with too mmany self interested promoters with many venues poorly attended with little atmosphere and many suffering from politcal (of the northern soul kind) arguements. I'm tired of travelling to what looks like on paper a quality night only to be hugely disappointed, with several factors having an effect, usually politics and clashes. Right now can't be arsed myself with much of it, selecting just the odd venue. The music is always there Mark, whether I go out or not, thats what it's about at the end of the day.