Steve Plumb

I've had this before - I presumed it was a legal reissue from the 60's? Not reissued for the northern scene either! The sound on it was great if i remember too! Cheers Steve

Yeah, that's wrong! Shill bidding by another name? What i intend to do is completely ignore the c**ts bids, then look at the second bidder and see what he would have won it for if the t*at hadn't bid. then if i feel it's high enough, i'll offer it them with a full explanation. In this case the second bidder outbid a different third bidder, so his 'winning' bid is a genuine one and one i won't have a problem offering it to them BUT if it were me, i'd be smelling rats and probably wouldn't take the second chance bid, particularly at such a high amount nearly 9 days down the road (thanks to ebay's policies i couldn't free it up any earlier!) These fake f**kers really know that it will cause a load of unwanted hassle and ebay don;t really make it easy either. You can only block someone on minus feedback but some of the other ideas are worth looking at? yeah, looks like i might have coined a few phrases for them but i'm liking 'ebay fake bidding f**kers' at the moment Thanks for all the positive replies on it too Cheers Steve

Can we invent a term for the ebay c**ts who register, win rare items then f**k off? Just happened to me on my Kooly 12" which went for $477 to someone registered as 'mattpoor2011' with a private feedback of 0 Matt Poor with a London address living in the imaginatively named 'London Street' He also f**ked up another guy selling a rare 12" too Can we invent a term for these snivelling low-life t**ts? Oh and the hoops and procedures you have to go thru with ebay US to get your selling fees back is ridiculous too Right that's that off my chest, even if I get no suggestions, at least i feel better now Cheers Steve

Hi Dave & Malaika Enjoyed the show as always kids Cheers Steve

Thank fook for that, i nearly bought this off Ian when i saw it in his box the other week (cue a smiley saying 'phew')

I've the LP on lovely UK Verve if that's any good Mike? Cheers Steve

https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/grumble1991/m.html?_dmd=1&_ipg=50&_sop=12&_rdc=1 8 nice UK Originals & US 70's Northern Pressings (Ending tonight on ebay - Fri 11pm) Bobby Hutton, Micky Lee Lane, Furys, Arthur Wright Orch etc

Listening now LOL

You need to amend his name in the title :-)

PM'd ya about TMG720 DJ Cheers Steve

Looking forward to guesting with Sean tomorrow

https://www.ebay.com/...9#ht_500wt_1202 Got this stunning rare Budweiser 12" on my US eBay SERIOUSLY RARE 12" THIS IS THE ONLY COPY I'VE EVER SEEN Ending around midnight GMT tonight (Wednesday) Original SOUL/FUNK/BOOGIE US 'BUDWEISER SHOWDOWN #719' 12" KOOLY - Count 2-3 b/w AFTER FIVE - Baby I'll try (From 1987) VG++ Condition (Has a few lite marks but plays really well - About 7 or 8 out of 10) Incredibly RARE 80's Boogie/Soul dancer from 1987 on the Original Budweiser Showdown label Listen to Kooly at https://www.soulmusic.co.uk/Records_For_Sale/Images_and_Sounds/kooly.mp3 Listen to After Five at https://www.soulmusic.co.uk/Records_For_Sale/Images_and_Sounds/afterfive.mp3

STOP PRESS! ANNOUNCING THE ARRIVAL OF A BRAND NEW 4 TRACK EP AT JUST £6 EACH ALL TRACKS PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED FROM '67-'69 Graham Dee's Hitsville London EP THE FANTASTICS 'We Got Good Lovin' Yes THE Fantastics! When the band toured the UK in '69 Graham recorded this track with them in London. This is a wonderful Crossover Soul mover that has had plenty of radio & club spins over the last few months. & JAMES PATTERSON 'Silent' VERY classy track from an US Air Force guy stationed in the UK in the late 60's. A really excellent mid tempo track that also has had plenty of radio spins over the last few months. & MAXINE 'A Love I Believe In' Written by Donnie Elbert & Graham Dee. This is a good UK produced Northern Soul dancer from '69. Catchy too! & DONNIE ELBERT 'This Old Heart Of Mine (Inst)' Donnie's vocal came out on UK Polydor in 1968. This is the unreleased instrumental version! The EP is like the Tamla Motown UK 60's EP's and has a glossy front cover & great sleeve notes on the rear, giving it an authentic 60's look & feel. FOUR KILLER SIDES AVAILABLE AT ONLY £6 NOW! BUY NOW BY PAYPAL AT WWW.SOULMUSIC.CO.UK Steve Plumb www.soulmusic.co.uk

The R&B Indies (4 x volumes) books are invaluable for US labels (although being a tight Yorkshireman, i know you won't get 'em cos you have to buy them LOL) Hope you're well mate, those sites above will give you loads of info too on artists etc Let me know if there's owt you canny find on labels and i'll look it up for you Cheers Steve

Hi All I've an Ex copy of Ronnie Shannon for sale at https://www.soulmusic.co.uk/northern_originals_list.htm Cheers Steve

Hi Paul I have an excellent condition original yellow label copy here https://www.soulmusic.co.uk/rarities.htm It's about 10 45's down on the page Cheers Steve

I've a fabulous condition copy for sale on Original UK Track from 1967 Label has a teeny tear but the vinyl is lovely Looks fantastic! Please PM me if interested

I'm sure it does Chalky, I notice it has become popular again over the last couple of years. Have played it a few times meself, although last time i played it someone came over and said, who the f**k's this, Jimi Hendrix LOL Was just making an observation on that genre of early 70's tunes from back in the day sounding sooooo good nowadays Cheers Steve

Yeah you can definitely add BB & LJ to that list as that's not easy to find on original either! Brill deep B side too (as is the B side to Delreys Inc)

On now til 9pm and sounding good mate!

A few years ago I went on a mission to make sure I had all those classic funkier early 70's Northern sides on Originals e.g. Jimmy Mack on Hamster, Delreys Inc on Tampete, Prince George on DPG, Joe Hicks on AGC etc I think they still sound great to this day and should get more chance of getting reactivation now that funkier sides are more acceptable? Originals of these are surprisingly hard to find these days too, although after this thread i wonder if any will surface in sales? Cheers Steve

Chill Out? It must be 120bpm, plenty fast enough for me

Hi Ian The first two 45's are missing from this list? Personal Touch 001 Caress 002 (Daybreak is 003) Cheers Steve