Chalky

Old 80's spin Russ, Stafford era. Can't say here it much these days though have seen fair few for sale via various sources.

Who Am I - chris morgan - bell 12003 refosoul Been spinning this out a while now, old Stafford spin for Guy.....

couple o' scans lifted from the bay....

Sure I've flyers somewhere upstairs for Bankhall Miners...will have a search

One More Day - kenny smith - flo-rue 1113 12002 refosoul

If You Go - derek martin - sue 12001 refosoul

You're right Sean, US only. Not even aware of a re-issue/boot.

Puppet On A String - billy prophet - merrimac 11991 refosoul

Count Your Teardrops - billy miranda - queens 11989 refosoul

11 years old when he recorded this....I was causing trouble when I was 11 not falling in love been playing this out for a while now, fab record

The label is indeed owned by Buck Ram of the Platters based 511 5th Avenue NY and 1055 N. El Centro, LA and associated with Antler and Personality. 1959 100 Ann Weldon - You're Hurting Me/Ol'e Man River 1000-1 Benny Joy - Ittie Bittie Everything/Money Money 1101 Johnny Ollen & Blockbusters - My Sweetie Pie/For The First Time 1102 Jewels - The Wind/Pearly Mae 1103 Earl Warren - For You My Lover/Poinciana 1104 Ray Scott - Let's Be Friends/What It Means 1105 Johnny Ollen & Blockbusters - Born Reckless/You Loveable You 1106 Rose Stewart - Have Faith/Hold Me Hold Me Hold Me 1107 Big John Taylor - Ittie Bittie Everything/Money/Money 1001 Sensations Wild - Love Somebody Love Someone/Counry Lovin' 1002 Platters - Only You/Here Comes The Boogie Man 1004 Platters - My Ship Is Coming In/Guilty the two Platters releases are from 1977, presume Sensations Wild around same time. Long gap between two numbering systems.

Don't worry Davie, I told Mark exactly the same when he brought the record up once

The Way You Make Me Feel - twelve 76 - critique 1079 11949 refosoul

one of the worst records I've heard from the Stafford (?) era...it's heavy rock

#disco ben around since thew early 70's Baz it was the mid 70's in took off. It's roots come from Soul and Funk but most the records played on Northern scene that you lot call disco have nothing to do with disco, they are soul records recorded in the 70's. Disco different altogether.

what exactly is disco, what is a disco beat? give us the benifit of your knowledge of disco and please explain

I heard the story years ago of records being used as ballast. BB hole is for deletion purposes, anyway why drill a hole to hang 'em on when there a big bugger already in the middle

Would agree with Marvin as a choice as a good lp but is there a "best" motown lp? many that have two three or four decent tracks but any with a full lp? not talking compilations either

Greetings...We're The Monitors.....

anyone got a scan of the Charly lp with the tee-shirt saying stuff like backdropping, handclapping etc etc.....

gotta agree with you Tony (PS Just a thought but some of the names mentioned might not appreciate their name being publicly displayed)

It was Guy @ Stafford, can't remember Rob playing this There's 4 or 5 decent tracks on the LP, well worth buying whatever the price. I played this at Sheridans Saturday night

I would collect a label inbetween getting my wants first time round. Now I buy simply what I like for me, if it fits in my Dj set it's an added bonus.

Oldies.com seem to think they are one and the same....

Now You've Gone - chaumonts - bay sound 11788 refosoul