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When I was young I went for the lot, realised that it can't be done. There are many that I haven't got, getting married, having kids etc slowed me down but I still collect when funds allow / the missus ain't lookin' There are so many brilliant records out there still to collect, The Checkmates Ltd is Superb

One of my favourite records of all time, Thanks for posting it.

What Can Go Wrong - The Thrills - Capitol - 14656 refosoul

Lonely Man - The Outsiders - Capitol - Album #2 - 11469 refosoul

Right On - Al De Lory - capitol 14651 refosoul

Brilliant Sound This. Van McCoy again

Supergirl - Graham Bonney - Capitol - 4308 refosoul

The Record - H B Barnum - Capitol - 4337 refosoul Stay With Your Own Kind - Patrice Holloway - Capitol - 6718"]

Rescue Me - Shirley Eikhard - Capitol 14256 refosoul Nobody But Me - The Human Beinz - Capitol - 4458 refosoul

Hot Line - Reggie Garner - Capitol - 7189 refosoul Don't You Care Anymore - Capitol - 5003 refosoul

The End Of Our Love - Capitol - 6603 refosoul

Thumb A Ride - Earl Wright - Capitol - 13611 refosoul I Hurt On The Other Side - Jerry Cook - Capitol - 4824 refosoul

TMG 659 The Marvelettes: Here I Am Baby / Keep Off, No Trespassing

I thought I saw one program listed, but might be wrong. However I think that generally Soul Music gets a raw deal on the TV. James Brown was a Giant, Every performance James Brown gave was perfection, he gave so much and was an Incredible Talent, to be treated in this way is unbelievable. If he had been on some reallity TV Show I'm A - Brother or whatever they might have filled the Weekends TV Viewing watching him sleep or sitting on a couch. Another the BBC missed (Brilliant Documentary) "Standing In The Shadows Of Motown" has been on BBC4 but why not BBC1 or BBC2, especially with the recent Death of Joe Hunter. The General TV viewer probably doesn't realise the Quality Viewing that's out there regarding Soul Music. The Temptations DVD 97p at Tesco's, (Another Brilliant Film) It's been on Hallmark, SKY, but how much would that have cost in Royalties to Broadcast on a Saturday night by one of the Terrestrial TV Companies.

Hi Nick I've got to say that there are a lot that I haven't seen before, but these blew me away.

Hi Pete Thanks for the reply, they did go over the top, however, I see the reason now for some of the effects.

I Got What It Takes (Part 1) - Brooks & Jerry - Dynamo 14519 refosoul

Good that "The Strange World Of Northern Soul" was filmed. I just wish that they hadn't used those annoying effects. Hope film exists without the effects, He just caught many Artists who are no longer with us, so all in all I'm pleased that someone filmed them.

A Little Piece Of Leather - Donnie Elbert - Gateway - 14467 refosoul I Got What It Takes (Part 1) - Brooks & Jerry - Dynamo 14519 refosoul

Hi Mel Love to see scans like these, Thanks for posting.

Headline News - Edwin Starr - Polydor - 7982 refosoul Enjoyed this thread, couldn't forget Edwin Starr.

Hi Melismo If it's a Delta number then with the chart you can near enough find the Month. Some of the others can be a bit trickier Another source is ANORAKS CORNER It would have helped if they had just put the year on the label. Motown did on most of there's, but usually had date of release and re-issue. The Cameo Label is awkward as they either state 1960 or 1962 on releases that are obviously later. I reckon that they may have printed far too many Label Blanks and just used them up.

Hi Oh I can well believe it, the Title "Barefootin In Chinatown" was one of the titles I remember from the early 70's. This I believe is the shortened title. currently £30 (Manships) £20 Stock Copy. I never got one at the time, I recently picked this up for a few dollars. A nice early sound.

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Barefootin' Time - Lester Young - Barry - 14499 refosoul