Chalky

the Al Williams is, presume t'other is as well

BMI throws these up........ AVENUE BLUE, DANIEL JEFFREY, HAQUE FAREED, KID PANIC AND THE ADVENTURES OF DEAN DEAN, NAYOBE, RUSS FREEMAN AND THE RIPPINGTONS, SPINNERS, WELLS TERRI, WHAT IS THIS, WORLD CLASS WRECKIN CRU

Pm'ed Oscar & Jock a copy of record. The remote player can be a pain keep replaying the file but not in this case

Fantastic record Just record the record as it plays, Microsoft has it's own basic recorder and most burning suites such as nero have one.

not totally sure regarding quantities, just asssuming really, especially with Motown and Detroit releases. After all Motown aiming at the mass white market and can't see Motown just doing the odd few hundred presses of each release. Same for most Detroit companies of any note I would guess, rather large market just over the border

Don't think James Bell are boots, re-issues that James Bell himself pressed I think?

I've seen it sold for aroun £150 in recent times, a few times as well.

really sad news, my sympathys and condolences to Steve and family.

I would have thought that many Canadian releases were pressed in their thousands, especially the Detroit ones with it not being too far away, and therefore not so rare?

it's the re-issue isn't it?

Have seen many more Golden Triangle copys. The Cameo Parkway distributed one is the hardest and seen far fewer of these.

Chicago

It's on a 100 club single as the Fabulous Impacts, it was covered up as them as no name on the studio disc. Back then there were no issues about and no one knew what it was or the label.

Don't think they are the same Angela Davis. Did the one who wanted freeing ever sing? Maybe the Angela Davis on Flaming Arrow is some relation to the owner, daughter maybe? The Chevelles appear throughtout the Flaming Arrow/Crow catalogue so would assume they were the in house band?

Cheers...mp3 anyone?

I know...I should be ashamed of myself will get a copy on cd

Actually known about this for some time. I heard Pete Haigh play an instrumental at Blackpool last year but didn't know what it was. Anyway I was listening to radio two this morning and Ken Bruce played Another Star and I'm sure the backing sounded like the instrumental that Pete Haigh played. So anyone got an MP3...of all the versions

Plenty of other decent forums, you just haven't found 'em yet Many collect general stuff Pete, often good deep and ballads to be found in amongst so called "general" soul.

Another Star if someone can oblige Is there an instrumental to this as well? If so that as well please

Eugene Davis wrote the record. He's the label owner of Crow and it's sister label Flaming Arrow.

Boy Next Door - 7th avenue aviators - congress

there was one on ebay about a month or so ago...is this the one you got? last I saw it was at about £365 but didn't see end price. worth much more than that, £800 or so, give or take a little

I Check The Mailbox - debbie curtis - jabro 12086 refosoul Terrible female version of Juan Williams ;-)

I've seen a photo of the group.

For The Love Of Money - larks - arock