Rudzy

Thanks for the input Ady, It does kinda look good on US acetates rather than the UK emi discs, during the 70's i was cutting emi's every week at Dereks Kettering Base. recently i remember Kev Draper mentioning that he preferred to have his emi's done in New York for that extra buzz. Pete Lawson was fond of cutting emi's aswell...

i wonder why he had it cut in the states?

mark, theres something on the other side, but i ain't got a clue what it is some pop record... so you think its richards old copy aswell

Nice one Eddie, good to hear from you, if richards on here maybe he can confirm. keep in touch buddy rudzy

Anybody tell me anything about this one please. the label states Audio Devices Inc, Glenbrook, CT. USA. This i bought of a Collector from Liverpool in the 80's and he swore it was deffo the real McCoy. certainly sounds nice... Anybody? Thanks Rudzy

enclosed attatched scan of the original that Johns talking about,this has the w / 3 in the matrix, the b side is "my admiration for you" interesting to see a scan of the boot - must say ive had every single northern boot at some time or other,but i caant remember seeing the Admirations boot...

you were playing the Soul Shakers - "im turning" on Teri De aswell

it wasn't that long ago was it?

www.rudzysrecords.co.uk a few to check out while listening to Mark Bicknell cheers rudzy

Hello Spaghetti my friend. you played the Kenni Woods as a Guest DJ at the lakeside,Thurmaston. or was it Colin and Adey. am i right or am i right?

https://www.rudzysrecords.co.uk lots of bargains from £5 ea added all this coming week check em out groovers & groovettes cheers rudzy

We should all be grateful to anybody who comes along and sings with such style and soul fulness alongside a proper band playing proper instruments. Too early to catch on for the northern soul crowd. maybe in 20 years time. who's brave enough to go and purchase 25 copies and stick em in the attic. is it available on 7" vinyl?

I'll second that pete,these clips are excellent. my favourite is the Mighty Joe Young - Suffering soul, and Major Lance just cracks me up with his northern soul workout to "Monkey Time" nice one kiddo

Whatcha Mark, theres a good uk cover version of this on Mercury produced by london DJ Greg Walsh not as good as the Temprees tho Rudzy

mark freemans your man for this one wiganer1 he is on here

Das ist sehr Guut

A lot of Great songwriters collaborated with Jerry Ross - inparticularly a guy called MARK BARKAN, now the tunes this guy came up with were also filled with magic. and i'm a big fan of the track "Pity the woman" on December records. Does anybody have any info on the December label, i know of Tamiko Jones also on the label?

John, good to hook up with you on here mate,hows tricks. strange request- what are you planning on a house remix 12". i'll go and check my syl johnsons for you...

Now then Don't Laugh,and mind your lumbago. but on the picture cover of the Italian Asphalt and Pavement Company 45 the first guy looks just like Jerry Ross as the photo in your article. Now was he a Moonlighting producer?

The pleasure was all mine Steve,good to have such a knowledgable and enthusiastic soul fan come knocking at my door. May your DJ Diary be bursting at the seems with Top Bookings,and your dancefloor be choc-a- block. Ride 'em Cowboy

A Few nice items for your collection https://www.rudzysrecords.co.uk thanks for stopping by if interested in anything - You're Welcome Rudzy

Dazz, Yeah - its interesting to see how these tunes evolve and where Jerry Ross would of got his ideas and inspiration to lay down such an awesome groove... at the time you would of had the likes of J.R. BAILEY - love won't wear off as the years go by,BOBBY WILSON Here is where the love is, and Deeper and Deeper, and All I Need i've got to name a few. I guess it's like the Northern scene everybody feeds of everybodys else creating further creativity and inspiration

Simon, theres a nice record on colossus by the I.A.P.C.(The italian ash and pavement company) reworking of the Intruders hit "Check Yourself", any idea if Jerry Ross was the producer on this track.?

Chris, there must be copies somewhere - the other good sound by Charmaine on the same label seems to have disappeared aswell,used to see and stock it a while back remember Ted Massey having a copy off me(Charmaine) at Boogaloo Records. Holy Cross was a top venue for a good while - seen some characters come and go.Steve Smith was programming some eclectic tunes at the time think he was first on the KURT HARRIS at the time and a host of rare 60's stuff. keep in touch Rudzy

Gotcha - same as Virgil Henry. What's gone on there, Jerry records the track and thinks this Shit is so hot (True) that we gotta get a female version in on this mutha QUICK