Chalky

I can understand where you are all comijg from but all I was doing was disagreeing with the statement that the list reflected the different aspects of the scene. You could easilky knock up a cd with say 15 wigan and earlier and 15 from the 80's to nowadays discoveries (60's that is). There's enough wigan type oldies mentioned already so here's 15 from me, all easily available via cyberspace which represent the last 20 years IMHO. Jesse James - Love Is Alright Ann Robinson (not) - World Of Happiness Mello Souls - We Can MAke It Eddie Whitehead - Just Your Fool Johnny Praye - Too Much Love Parliaments - This Is My Rainy Day Eddie Parker - I Need A True Love Inspirations - Treat Myself To A New Love Emory & Dynamics - Lets Take A Look Diane Lewis - You Ain't Got A Chance Stormie Wynters - Lifesaver Ad-Libs - You'll Always Be In Style Tommy Ridgely - My Love Gets Stronger James Lately - Love Friends & Money Saints - I'll Let You Slide

cheers but still not received. Maybe yahoo acting up.

yes they did get me hooked in the first place and I still love them. Don't get me wrong the cd is an excellent list of tracks for someone who doesn't know the scene at all but the original post said the list reflects the different aspects of the soul scene when it doesn't.

I know full well they are not oldies to someone who hasn't heard them but the list isn't a true reflection of the northern soul scene. There's nothing in there that list genuinely reflect the discoveries made in the stafford era, records from this era are very promoinent in many dj's playlists/sets. There's little in the list that reflects the crossover and modern scenes either..

I've checked...nothing yet

I'm here Joan, I was dragged kicking and screaming to the shops Flynny is right it was Gwen Owens and the Velgirls.

anyone send me the flip?

thanks mate. wills end johnny m on to you, the one I already have. If I get a better quality file that will follow.

no offence but you state you reflect all aspects of the scene with your list but all that list reflects to me is your bog standard oldies night.

if for the sake of arguement the digital age wass embraced...do we have digital dj's too afterall there would be no need for the likes of Butch, Andy Dysons, Soul Sam & Gingers. If it did happen I think it would probably see the end of any discoveries as I doubt the collector DJ's who keep the newies scene alive probably wouldn't bother anymore with the djing and juist return to collecting only.

Why not? Kids are finding and getting into vinyl again, admittedly not on the scale of years gone by but vinyl sales are rising amongst kids. It's the idea of actually having something to hold and cherish rather than a virtual track that is starting to appeal. MP3s, ipods etc are here to stay but vinyl hasn't yet gone away.

Can someone, anyone please send me good quality mp3's of the following New Silhouettes - We Belong Together - Jamie Johnny Mckinney (Johnny Mckinley) - If You Leave Me - Clock Bobby Wade - Flame In My Heart - Big Jim please send to chalky.soul@googlemail.com

we did have an all-nighter planned at Sheridans a few years ago where all records had to be worht £50 or less to be played, book price that is not the price some might have paid 20 years earlier for a rarity venue closed and for one reason or another the night never came off.

Sorry for any misunderstanding pal. Tho' I think some would sooner spend £1k on one record than a 100 at a tenner As for looking too many either impatient, idle or just aren't bothered.

It's happened many a time over the years and will no doubt happen in the future.

There's nowt wrong with £50 to £100 records? There's more better records in that price range than some of the £1000 plus records some of the so called top dj's play. It takes more imagination to DJ on a limited budget than to throw money at it and I for one would sooner hear a DJ who uses his (or her) imagination and not just his wallet/cheque book.

Hi mate, I'm good, pots off the arm tho' very little movement in the arm, other than that great, hope your the same. All I've managed to find on t'internet is the MCA 12" so far, it's the one you've got that I want. Hope to see you soon.

Sugar Dumpling was a hit for Sam in '65, the year after he died.

No Motown Jackson Five recording according to DFTMC...... Baby I Need Your Loving (Brian Holland-Lamont Dozier-Edward Holland Jr) publ. Jobete Choker Campbell; rec 14-Sep-64 ; produced by William Stevenson Mar-65; LP (S): Motown MS620 Choker Campbell Plays Hits Of The Sixties Mar-65; LP (M): Motown MT620 Choker Campbell Plays Hits Of The Sixties Four Tops; rec 10-Apr-64 ; [studio] ; produced by Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier 10-Jul-64; 45 (M): Motown M 1062 A Jan-65; LP (M): Motown MT622 Four Tops Jan-65; LP (S): Motown MS622 Four Tops Nov-65; LP (S): Motown MS633 A Collection Of 16 Original Big Hits Vol. 4 Nov-65; LP (M): Motown M633 A Collection Of 16 Original Big Hits Vol. 4 Sep-67; LP (M): Motown M662 Four Tops' Greatest Hits Sep-67; LP (S): Motown MS662 Greatest Hits Jan-69; LP (S): Gordy GS935 Motown Winners' Circle - No. 1 Hits Vol. 1 Mar-71; LP (S): Motown MS728 The Motown Story - The First Decade Volume 2 Jul-74; LP (S): Motown MS809 Anthology 03-Nov-92; CD (M): Motown 37463 6312 2 Hitsville USA The Motown Singles Collection 1959-1971 13-May-95; CD (S): Motown 31453 0504-2 Motown Year By Year / The Sound Of Young America 1964 22-Jul-96; CD (S): Spectrum 552 119 2 Early Classics [uK] 07-Oct-97; CD (M): Motown 530 825 2 Ultimate Collection 1997; CD (M): DPSM 5238 The Complete Motown Anthology Vol 2 1997; CD (S): Britannia 530 702 The Dream [uK] 25-Sep-01; CD (M): Motown 314 556 225 2 Fourever 31-Dec-01; CD (M): Motown 013 359 2 Four Tops / Second Album [uK] 23-Sep-03; CD (S): Motown B000101602 The Motown Story Volume 1: The 1960s 13-Jan-04; CD (S): Motown B000048802 Anthology 50th Anniversary 14-Sep-04; CD (S): Singing Machine G8861 Motown Classics - Baby I Need Your Lovin' Vol. 11 [band track] 14-Sep-04; CD (S): Singing Machine G8861 Motown Classics - Baby I Need Your Lovin' Vol. 11 03-Aug-05; CD (S): Shout B0004999-02 The Motown Box [*extended stereo mix] 24-Feb-06; CD (M): Hip O Select B0005946-02 The Complete Motown Singles Vol. 4 1964 Four Tops; rec 22-Aug-66 ; [live Roostertail] Nov-66; LP (M): Motown M654 Four Tops Live! Nov-66; LP (S): Motown MS654 Four Tops Live! Gladys Knight & The Pips; rec 12-Jun-68 ; produced by Norman Whitfield Dec-68; LP (M): Soul S711 Silk 'N' Soul [DJ copies only?] Dec-68; LP (S): Soul SS711 Silk 'n' Soul 06-Nov-06; CD (S): Motown 984 193 9 Silk 'N' Soul / The Nitty Gritty [uK] Marvin Gaye & Kim Weston; rec 18-Sep-64 ; produced by William Stevenson, Ivy Jo Hunter ; arranged by Gil Askey ; accompaniment The Andantes 25-Aug-66; LP (M): Tamla TM270 Take Two 25-Aug-66; LP (S): Tamla TS270 Take Two 1998; CD: Motown 530 844-2 The Master Series 26-Feb-01; CD (S): Motown 013 309 2 Together / Take Two [uK] 22-Jan-07; CD: Motown 984 602 1 Take Two + [uK] Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell; rec 17-Mar-69 ; produced by Nickolas Ashford, Valerie Simpson 16-Sep-69; LP (S): Tamla TS294 Easy 20-Nov-01; CD (S): Motown 016 402 2 The Complete Duets The Supremes; rec 01-Jul-66 ; produced by Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier Aug-66; LP (M): Motown M649 Supremes A Go-Go Aug-66; LP (S): Motown MS649 Supremes A Go-Go Sep-85; LP: Motown 5371 Sing Motown 23-Oct-00; CD (S): Motown 159 508 2 Love Child / Supremes A' Go-Go [uK] Tom Clay ; [L.A.] Aug-71; LP (S): Mowest MW103 What The World Needs Now Is Love 14-Oct-71; 45: Mowest 5007F B

know what you mean but thought one of the links might lead you to some

not sure if this will help with what you want but I asked about polythene sleeves a while back and was given several links for sleeve sales. Look HERE

is that the soul city mix Steve?

it'll be Andy Dyson who spun it Ezzie. rarity probably that has stopped it being heard. I only knew of couple of copies till the few recently.....there could have been others of course but never heard it out before Andy really.

Not the same copy Phil. Andy playing it long before Tim auctioned it.

I only knew of two copies before the 2 or 3 on ebay, one on Tim's auctiuon and another a mate bought recently. Not heard Butch spin it, mind you not been out for a good few weeks until Cleethorpes