Chalky

dunno....soundfile?

whilst browsing another forum came across this https://www.phyllishymanstory.com/book.htm maybe of interest to some of you......

Just looked on JM's ROTR and see there is one there with its own label (i.e. where it's not stamped over Harvey Scales).

Sean Mr Esquire Taylor & The Vic Pitts Cheaters - Never Do I Worry, probably one of the best for me on the label. What's the deal with it's release though, the label is 2007 Harvey Scales with the details for Sean Taylor just stamped over the top and label number 2003A used. You can still see all the Harvey Scales details underneath. Was it never officially released, any "clean" labels out there

another Soultown venue that Guy ran.......like you say Byrney all great nights

couple of flyers including 2nd Anniversary.....

It is definately Harry Starr. I know as I was asked on behalf of Harry's wife to do her a cd of this and his other releases, Another Time Another Place/Step Into My World and the unreleased End track as she hadn't got them in any format. But you only have to listen to realise it's Harry Starr.

listed a Pameline copy (yellow issue) month or two ago on Andy's list!! £80 I think.

thanks for the comments, Christian Brodsjoe does most of the work on the site (he built it) so he deserves the credit, I just send him the scans and sounds from the Dj's who've played Lifeline. Some sent to Christian at the end of last week so keep checking for more sounds!!!!

be good to see you up t'north pal

Butch, Andy Dyson, Mick H, Soul Sam, Myself and from North of the Border Jock O'Connor and Colin Law

if you have a web site and your link isn't already on the Lifeline Site we will gladly add it as long as you add ours to your links page just send your info via e-mail or PM

tis a strange one, labels the same but forgot to check the deadwax if I think on next time I'm in the same room as them I'll check. just played both, slower take has shorter intro and is some 40 seconds shorter than the faster take.

I thought the P-Vine was taken directly from the Turbo release? The copies I've heard were not different really. Anyway hope you catch the culprit and he gets what he deserves Andy.

both on JM's auction...

From the DFTMC web site....absolute gem of a site for all your motown details..... Baby I Miss You (William 'Mickey' Stevenson) publ. Jobete Tommy Good; rec 25-Jun-64 Produced by William 'Mickey' Stevenson [acetate] Jobete 31-Jul-64 Gordy G-7034 A [boot] BAR CD 139 Detroit (Rare Tracks From) Vol. 4 16-Jul-01 Spectrum CD 544 545-2 Mod Fave Raves Volume 1 [uK] 05-Aug-02 Motown CD 017 277-2 Soul Satisfaction 03 - Motown Delights - Soft Centred Soul [uK] 24-Feb-06 Hip-O CD Select B0005946-02 The Complete Motown Singles Vol. 4 1964 01-May-06 Motown CD 983 783-2 The Motown Collection [uK]

Listed one in July for £150

Personally think it's laughable for anyone to say you can't play an LP, the lp probably came before the 45!! And why on earth would you want to spend £20 or more on a vinyl carver of something you already have!!! It probably weighs as much as the lp as well

Most of the Detroit Precisions is top notch, especially What I want!! Of the other Precisions the group on Hen Mar - My Sense Of Direction is fantastic!!!!

Can someone kindly check the Lifeline web sites sounds again. Please reply on here if possible whether working or not. Cheers

What browser are you using and which version? I'm using firefox and they all play here Will ask Christian to check it out.

last one I saw sold which was at the Wilton was little over £2k, can't remember exact price......

Covered as Ed Crook. Who first spun and where it not sure.

Still Delite copy owt between 3 and 5k. Think the one on ebay went for around £3600 I think which I though would have gone for more The Redd Coach I've not seen one for some time, used to be around £4/500, probably more these days

Posted the soundfile in the media source section Boba. Female backing and it's bloody awful backing at that. Karen's vocals not too bad but the backing just ruin the record!!! (IMHO). Agree with Phil, JAckey Beavers show probably the best version.