Chalky

I can convert the tape for you

Knew it was Keb first, didn't his then girlfriend buy it for him? All good here mate, due a catch up sometime soon.

No but that's where they came from

Keb as far as I know, think he may have got Gary's?. I guess we will never know the full amount found but it was well into three figures, enough has been said about the find in the past. I don't remember Clarkie playing it at all TBH.

It was Richard Searling's "Embers - Playing The Part Of A Fool" cover up at Wigan. Gary Rushbrooke got one shortly after. Keb then played it at Stafford. Few turned up? 100s more like. The finder got the whole remaining stock from the estate of whoever owned the label.

wouldn't mind the LP if anyone has one

err NO! I don't promote anymore or Dj but if I did on the basis of this topic alone I reckon you've blown your chances with me

you wouldn't Dj anywhere I promoted playing them If you can't afford Salvadors or Alfie then play summat else, enough others got the real thing, no wonder this scene is regressing and has become stale and boring.

The kind of venues I attend aren’t usually one where divs frequent. Word of mouth is amongst those I know and trust with a similar outlook to me.

It is generally word of mouth that persuades me to go anywhere. I rarely believe some of the hype promoted today.

I doubt anyone else asks. Just search on line for images. If the owner can be found then ask.

Timi Yuro covered as Cookie Jackson? Are their ears painted on, sound nothing like each other and someone probably uncovered it on first the play.

No Patrice Holloway - Stevie?

Dean Anderson's Sound of Soul ™ 30th June 2022 with Karl White aka Chalky and Andy Tats Taylor in the studio celebrating the 100 Club, the longest running all-niter in the UK, maybe the world? Celebrating the music spun by Randy, Tony Rounce, Mick Smith, Ian Clark, Tony Ellis, Terry Davis, Roger Stewart, Pete Widd, the gaffer Ady Croasdell, Shifty, Greg McAlinney and of course Butch. Look out for part two in a few weeks.

I am returning to make a guest appearance with Dean tonight. We will be celebrating the 100 Club and some of its Djs from the early days onwards. Hope you can listen in, if not the catch up will. be on mixcloud as usual. The SOUND OF SOUL™ 30 June 22 - 8PM TILL 10PM - 2 HOURS (every Thursday) **Listen Live** "LIVE CHAT HERE" **Listen Live** Karl White joins the team with the 1st of his 100 Club dedications, highlighting music from over 40 years of the soul clubs history.. Please join us for another fabulous show... 107.8fm (Newark): "Ask Alexa" Play Radio Newark fm http://www.radionewark.co.uk/radioplayer/ https://www.radionewark.co.uk/mobile-app/ https://play.google.com/store/apps/details TuneIn app or website: http://tunein.com/radio/Radio-Newark-s193516

They started under the After Dark banner in 1982, I do have the exact date in a spread sheet. I have flyers for 1984 as well and their 10th anniversary bash was there as well.

one on Highland from 62 with M in a circle

I thought it was earlier than mid 65 when the stamp came in

I believe they did only press vinyl, I just used them as an example, there were others too. Strange if it is a Monarch press there is no MR.

Other companies besides Monarch used the delta numbering system, Alco being one

Last nights show, 23rd June

Like Dave says US and foreign sellers will base their price on recent history, not the Brits. If something sells for 500 they want £1k, £2k they want £3.5k. There is no rhyme or reason to many sales prices and the buyer is falling for it. Either a lack of knowledge, can’t be bothered to do a bit of work or too much money….or all three.

As Frankie C says, I don’t think a comment that gives some sensible discussion or advice can’t harm. Comments relating to 30 or 40 years ago shouldn’t be allowed.

I've been reading that one of Soul and Disco's greatest producers, arrangers, writer and musician has passed away. Anyone into Soul music and indeed Disco will not have been touched by the man's music. R.I.P. Patrick Adams, thank you for the music. https://www.soultracks.com/story-patrick-adams-dies

As the nights begin to draw in (sorry)....On the night of the Summer Solstice I thought I'd put together a mix of some 70s and 80s "Modern" Soul gems whilst filing some Lps away after some recent trips out. All from Lps, they might have come out on 45 also but I don't collect them. All dancers, nothing terribly rare or anything obscure, just some feel good summer soul music. Hope you enjoy. Leon Bryant - Mighty Body (Hotsy Totsy) - De-Lite Jean Carne - If You Wanna Go Back - PIR Jeffrey Osborne - New Love - A&M Gloria Gaynor - Let’s Mend What’s Been Broken - Polydor Zingara - I Surrender - Wheel Records Khemistry - Can You Feel My Love - Columbia Margie Joseph - I Can’t Move No Mountains - Atlantic Garry Glenn - Gonna Give You My Love - PPL Michael Wycoff - Looking Up To You - RCA Chuck Cissel - Don’t Tell Me You’re Sorry - Arista Revelation - Feel It - Handshake Bobby Thurston - Very Last Drop - Epic Anacostia - What Kind Of Love - MCA Luther - Don’t Wanna Be Your Fool - Cotillion Kent Burke - Let Somebody Love You - RCA Peabo Bryson - Why Don’t You Make Up Your Mind - Capitol Chapter 8 - It’s My Turn - Beverley Glen Nudge & The Chocolate Jam Co. - Come Into My Life - Epic Anglo Saxon Brown - Gonna Make You Mine - Atlantic Ruby Andrews - Merry-Go-Round - ABC Lamont Dozier - Take Off Your Make Up - ABC Lou Courtney - I Don’t Need Nobody else - Epic Benny Johnson - Baby I Love You - Today Jack Ashford - This Ain’t Just Another Dance Song - Magic Disc Donny Hathaway - Love Love Love - Atco