Chalky

don't know of anything by the FT prior to AOML.

thought I'd said earlier The Ringleaders were previously known as the Four Temples. As I said earlier, when Tim got the studio tapes and other related stuff the one with All Of My Life had the Four Temples on it. Must have been one of their first recordings laid down at M-Pac/One-Derful and they went there as the FT. Then came the name change to the Ringleaders for their releases on the label.....I presume.

No the disco one you are referring to is a Patrick Adams/Peter Brown label. This one is a lot earlier. Same label as Mac Staton and the Nomads.

unfortunately no. It's not on the PC. It's on a tape somewhere but not had time to look.

It's good, not great tho'. It never gets going for me, maybe cause he's talking rather than singing. Seems like your just waiting for summat to happen with the record.

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if you play them they will be in your temporary internet files folder. go there, copy them and paste them to where you want them. or you can play them and redcord them using a recording program while they are playing and save them as mp3 that way. If your still struggling after that I'll send you them

first 3 figure record, '87 or '88 Sir Ceasar on Ride, Show Me The Time. At the time it was a massive spin for Pat Brady, one known copy. Butch found 3 or 4, paid £150 for it. Carl Fortnum had one at the same time if I remember rightly.

there might be nothing on the disc but the sleeves both had the Ringleaders written on.

as far as I'm aware the Four Temples was the name of the group before they went on to become the Ringleaders. I think the Four Temples was written on the studio tape or whatever it was when Tim got them. So in essence it wasn't covered as the Ringleaders, they were the Ringleaders

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should this be the Exportations - I Want You?

was originally posted long time ago

I think this is Ray, Simon White will confirm he origianlly posted it somewhere.

I've heard of the vinyl copy but can honestly say I've never knowingly heard this take. Listen about 1min 15 seconds in, whats that they start to bang or play

Well I see more Ernie and Ed's than Ray Merrell so I'm inclined to agree with you Julian.

wouldn't say frowned upon. Only way to hear some of the releases (or was) as they were unissued previously.

New Bag is a subsiduary of Class. First time I've heard this.

plenty of audio recorders on the net free, audacity is one such program. Burning programs such as nero, roxio etc also have their own recorder. If still having trouble give me your e-mail addresses and I'll send it along.

you can also get it on LP, different take though. Several other versions if memory serves me right, Coaster take called Searchin'. Mate found a west coast release also called Searchin' if memory serves me right again by a duo, can't remember their names right now.

I haven't got it mate, maybe on a cd somewhere but not on vinyl.

It's a good R&Bish uptempo dancer. I do have mp3, i'll see if I can post a clip.

Known it years Phil. Andy Dyson got it and has played it out the odd time.

Two label designs one definately Detroit, Dave Hamilton label based at the TCB Studios, 1587 Highland, Detroit. The other according to the R&B indies was released '69 on a New Day out of Columbus which I find strange It even shares the same release number as the earlier Detroit release. Two JC Davis releases on the Columbus New Day as well. Just to confuse matters further there's alos a New York New Day.