Andreas B

manships sold an issue copy last year for around £250, I think its the case of it being rare enough that someone will pay through the nose for it if they really want it. with such few copies its kind of harder to tack an appropriate value on it.

picked up a stock copy today at groove merchant in SF for a small stack of trade, very very pleased with myself! its not the promo, but I kind of like how the stock version sounds with the organ, its so homespun and charming in my opinion.

Barbara Mercer - Hey!! on Golden World no sound sweeter to my ears, and my first love of the genre.

Gene Chandler - After The Laughter

thanks for chiming in Marc, I probably should've just asked you directly but finding you through here is quite funny too. I sincerely appreciate the info, cheers from Denmark!

could any of you help me out with the approximate value of the "city of soul" 45? I have a friend with one in their stock, but I've never seen it on any sales list in my memory. trying to figure what I should offer...

thanks all for posting these, I was born and raised in san diego and its a trip to even consider that there was a "soul scene" there. because of geographic concerns only, these are topping my list at the moment. aside from a scant few that are up on youtube I've never heard any of them, though I've heard from other collectors from back home that on the "city of soul" 45 theres some shout-outs to san diego...so wild!

ooh seconding Tamala Lewis. "You Won't Say Nothin'" always makes me move, even if it doesn't make the floor here in Denmark particularly explosive

hey all, as a native San Diegan (living overseas now) it would be absolutely wonderful to have the records by SD's only northern artist, Mr. Ron Rush. there aren't many, but mostly looking for his 60's 45's, not his more modern spins. theres two on Aidco label, one one Radio City and I think a couple scattered around on LA labels. any help would be appreciated!

all still available

oh and of course, vibrating vibrations - surprise party for baby!

epitome of sound - you don't love me barbara mercer - hey!! gwen owens - just say you're wanted gene chandler - after the laugher del larks - job opening

I've got a regular night here (copenhagen) where I'm the only DJ because its not enough money to bring any guests thats a 5-hour shift which can be pretty brutal. luckily the bathroom is right next to the DJ booth, so its a quick run between records if its not a busy night. the environment is less of a club and more of a cosy restaurant bar, so there isn't as big of a demand to play uptempo the whole time. thusly, I get to play some nice deep numbers and b-sides, which I'll usually start with for the early crowd then work my way up to uptempo. on our other night though at a proper raging club, we have 2 resident dj's and usually one guest. if its not a guest night, we'll split the first hour in half (my mate plays rare garage) and it gives us both a chance to show our styles a bit, then switch off hourly. it works out great. guest nights, we usually try to do 45 minutes for each so that everyone gets time to play, dance and mingle. I know the feeling like you're being dragged off when you're really in the zone with a set, but that means you can just come back with more firepower on your next set. best to leave 'em wanting more has always been a motto for me.

added 45's for trade/possible offer. I'm seeking a playable copy of Etta James - Something's got a hold on argo in addition to the list above, and always interested in more TRADES: Irma Thomas - Break-a-way - Imperial VG++ with original sleeve. Continental 4 - The Love You Gave To Me - Jay-walking VG++ Artistics - It's Those Little Thing That Count - Brunswick M-- white label DJ copy Alvin Cash - Keep On Dancing - Toddlin' Town - M- drill hole, perfect otherwise Classic Funk breaks Brothers, Sisters And Cousins - Smoke Stream - Nasco M- Valentinos - Tired of Being Nobody - Jubilee - M- Sir Charles Matthews & The Vennel Soul Choir - That Soul Thing - Newmis M- drill hole , R&B scorching dancer Persians - I Don't Know How (To Fall Out Of Love) - GWP VG++ drill hole

likewise, seeking a 70's identical pressing. would also entertain the stardust pressing with sapphires on the flip!

hey pete, any chance that in your "graveyard" you might be stashing one of those double-wide long and narrow metal cases, or their cardboard-ish equivalent? they usually fit around 100, 50 to each little compartment. I'm hot after one after seeing a mate's when I was back in the states visiting. perhaps amfile made those ones too?

just picked this one up well on the cheap side, so I may regret this... but it is the correct uptempo version with the right matrix no. "Sadie Sadie" is so so good, but I'd pass it up for the right trades. very small/light WOL on both sides, small 1 1/2" seam split on bottom cover, very light ring wear. vinyl is clean and glossy! email is better: oscillatingfangs@gmail.com see my other post here for wants: interested in some strong ladies northern/crossover cuts besides the ones posted. cheers!

here's some 45s in the appropriate range I'm after to give you an idea: randy brown - I'm always in the mood - parachute louis curry - captivated - m-s angels (la niers) - more than ever now - river city william bell - don't stop now - stax clifford curry - ain't no danger geno washington - I'll be around (when you want me) - atac joy lovejoy - in orbit - checker ethics - I want my baby back - vent lee "shot" williams - it ain't me - UA or PM

hey all, I'm new around here, though I've been reading the forums as a non-member for quite some time. I have an excellent copy of the WYNDCHYMES "arrival" LP on RCA up for grabs, would be interested in trading it for some more northern/crossover spins. since I'm "the new guy", here's a link to my ebay feedback (100% clean as both a buyer and seller of mainly records): https://myworld.ebay.com/beefrainbow would entertain selling it but prefer to trade since its more fun looking forward to soulin' it up with you all on here! cheers, Andreas