Everything posted by Soul Shrews
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Digging In San Francisco
Well worth a visit to ole Jinx74es Martin (Hi Justin!!! ) Cheers Paul
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Digging In San Francisco
Whoops sorry to confuse you Matt, the nice old lady wasn"t called Glynn I was clumbsily replying to Glynn Thornhills post. Love it at Rookys ..............last time I was there (Sept 08) a young guy was working there joined soul source during my trip on here as "jackspratt" if I remember rightly. Cheers Paul
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Digging In San Francisco
Definately go to Rooky Ricardos 448 Haight St (between Fillmore and Webster) they are always getting new stock in, although they know prices on the known stuff. Ask to look behind the counter at the slightly more exspensive stuff (from 5 bucks and up) also if Dicks in the store he keeps a "good box" of stuff thats not been sold on the bay.......you may get lucky. Unfortunatly Glynn the nice old lady behind the counter passed away a couple of years ago. Amoeba Records is at the other end of Haight St near the park and is also worth a look lots of 45s from a couple of bucks Theres also an LP shop just accross the road from Rookys (the name of which escapes me) specialising in soul/funk/jazz. Chris if the shop you mean was in Mill Valley I think its closed now You can catch the BART(underground) to Berkley (& Oakland) where there is another Amoeba and a shop called Rasputins in the same street, I found the Amoeba shop there was a lot cheaper for LPs than the one in San Fran Near China town on Green St and Columbus is a store that sells instruments and audio eqiupment that also has a basement full of vinyl, again they're always getting stuff in so you may get lucky. Good luck Cheers Paul
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Billy Paul - New Film/documentary
Not seen it but I want to .................thanks for posting Cheers Paul
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Last Middleton Allnighter
Check "lookbacks" Kieth seems it was the last................................no reason(s) given as yet Cheers Paul
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Epitome Of Sound
The Soul Harmony Singles book lists them as "blue eyed" but I know the lead singer was black ('cos I've seen a record company promotional photo) rest of the band white. Only the one 45 listed (released July '67) Cheers Paul
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Viola Wills Rip
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Viola Wills Rip
Yep I've heard em both Sean, mines got "Run To The .............." on the flip, cant remember the number, is the other version with a different flip? Cheers Paul
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Viola Wills Rip
"Day In The Life Of A Woman" was my favourite of her many great recordings RIP Viola Cheers Paul
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Loleata Holloway - Gold Mind 4000
Thanks Ken .......................now get off and polish yer UK demo why dontcha Cheers Paco PS Got the LP an' all
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Loleata Holloway - Gold Mind 4000
Also on UK Salsoul 45 Cheers Paul PS My Gold Mine 45 is a yellow label styrene, all other Gold Mines I've had/come accross are black anyone any ideas ? Or am I just making summat outta nothing ?
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James King - Memory
Sure your "memorys" allright guys ???........................er .......I"ll get me coat Cheers Paul
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Gold Stickers
Dave, are you taking bids on the whole roll or selling indivdual stickers ??? Cheers Paul
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In Your Opinion
Was playing Margie Joseph "One More Chance" earlier ................made me think of this thread Cheers Paul
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Keni Lewis - What's Her Name
One in sales right now! Cheers Paul
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Nolan Porter
My Charles Mann LP "Say You Love Me Too" (Its All Over)also has the "building blocks" logo. But my 45 (promo) doesn't Cheers Paul
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Records From Craig Moerer In Soul Bowl Sleeves
Aah .................gotcha Was wondering cos I've had records from soul bowl in green sleeves in the past too, don't remember the logo on them tho but that could be just me memory. Also seem to see lots of green sleeves in the States but obviously no logo. Cheers Paul
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The Modern Term R&b
Dean Johnson summed it up for me a few years ago R&B= black pop Cheers Paul
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Records From Craig Moerer In Soul Bowl Sleeves
But are these green sleeves exclusively soul bowls ?? Cheers Paul
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Double Sided Records/ Billy Hambic
Sharon Scott "Could It Be You"/"I'd Like To Know" (RCA) Cheers Paul
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Vibrations "who's Gonna Help You Now"
Thanks sitc01 "When Will My Turn Come".......................................... my fave Vibrations track Cheers Paul
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Fifth Dimension - Goin' Out Of My Head
''Working On A Groovy Thing" Cheers Paul
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Big Productions
Dave Moore is once again spot on with his reply re Teddy Ren" For me the last days of "big production" 45s was the Gamle/Huff Philly sound A bygone age I reckon and one I was glad to live thru Cheers Paul
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12" Question Part 2 ?
There were loads back when 12s first came out, about 3 inches grooves and the rest run out..................think it was just record companys trying to cash in on the "new" 12inch fad. So they could charge 30% more for the same record that was on 45 Cheers Paul
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Vibrations "who's Gonna Help You Now"
Whats the flip to Neptune 21 then please ? Cheers Paul