Chalky

blue is the second issue after red, can't recall ever seeing yellow text issue see the blue text for £30/£40 red for around £60.

I've been playing the Oliver Norman for sometime now and one or two on here picked it up since. Does appear on ebay but price slowly crreping up, last one I saw nearly $150 and there's been another since but don't know what it went for. Fab record

Marvelettes - Your Cheating Ways

listed one t'other week for £80 (I think)

Vernon Garrett - Angel Doll - Venture

I always record to wav and for saving convert to an mp3 of 224kbps, thats a compression rate of 6:1 I think off top of me head When posting on places like here I convert to mp3 pro with a bit rate of 40kbps.

doesn't even show all the auctions either. e-bay (and therefore popsike) not really a very good reflection of the actual price IMHO.

£30 kin ell pretty certain they cost £30 back in the 80's from Rob Marriott. Think they only did 300, maybe less I got two copies at the time, one for myself and one for John Kingan. There's an awesome version by Vernon Garrett that both Andy Dyson and myself have given plenty of turntable action too in recent times. Pretty cheap too

I forget the exact compression rate but it's something like 14:1 (may even be 17:1) before any audible loss of quality. That will still give you a decent size mp3 for listening pleasure on any media, home or car. I doubt very much you can notice little if any loss in quality at an mp3 with a bit rate of 128kbps, thats decent enough for most car mp3 cd's.

I've still got some flyers somewhere I think, will find and scan.

Kae is Kae's sons name as well I think Junior, the record label named after him. Oops.... just read Steve G's post who confirmed my belief

not many probably not but listed it for Andy other month great record though

me too...although I feel as though I'm in my fifties some times

(I Found Me A) Real Man maybe. Her Unsatisfied Woman is good too but none IMHO come close to My Mind Holds On To yesterday. Just checked with a pla and he reckons around £250 so if you see one at a ton grab it!!!!!

I would say it would be at least that in pounds not just dollars. There's one on popsike from 2004 at $361, there's been quite a few more since then though on ebay for a lot more. I've seen this sell for £400 last couple years and sold on average for around £250. Not seen one listed or in a box for few months though. Fantastic 70's dancer!!!!

he hasn't....sorry chaps.

Let me see if I can remember and get this right...... The Volcanos version on Soulclub isn't the take covered as the Volcanos...the Jesse James on Soulclub is the one if I remember rightly that was covered as The Volcanos by Butch. The one thats on there as the Volcanos is the version Kenny has....I think

Cliff Nobles "Love is alright" is the same record as the Jesse James (Volcanos) only finished as Jesse James wanted it done.

Jeanette should be no more than 250/300 IMHO. Thats far too much as well for a record thats often seen for sale far more than many £50 records!!!!

It may have done Simon, the clip I posted was taken directly from an Act IV disc I've never heard an Act IV one the same as the mid town release, always assumed same as one I posted!

have seen at £400, whether it sold I dunno, listed one few months back for Andy, can't remember price but feeling it might have been £350...and that one sold.

The Embers, backing harmony slightly different if you ask me and a different member on lead (if not slightly deeper voiced on this production)....Mid Town one sounds a bit more polished. Embers___You_Can_Lump_It.mp3

They also recorded as the Embers on Act IV - You can Lump It which also came out on Midtown, different lead if memory serves me correctly

Sam's about the 4th or 5th DJ to get the Parliaments (more on their way). Apart from being a f*cking great record and one of best discoveries for years, what made it even more appealing was you could only hear this when Butch was DJing. It was like years ago when you could only hear something like this on your travels, record like this keep it fresh and worth the travel. It'll soon be hammered...and will rank alongside many other great records that you get sick of hearing and can't be arsed to travel to hear let alone get up and dance to it What happened to DJ's having their own identity and sounds?

scan of the original...