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Defo remember it as a Rob "Lord " Marriott power play at most clubs that he DJed at during the 90s ....Awesome recording BTW TFK

https://colincurtis.podomatic.com/entry/2013-10-13T09_31_33-07_00

Toot toot ... Thats me best for today from a water logged village in the outbacks of The West of Scotland - hope alls good Dave ...........Soul Junction , Freedom Train now there's more than a train/railroad connection going on here ... Best TFK

A great shout there youth for this essential listen with Colin Curtis and Dave Welding discussing and playing some fab music from "Soul Junction Records" .... Some great story's too regarding the artists, producers and connections on how some of this top music came to light and eventually got released ... ' Sit back tune in and enjoy some of the happening Soul music for 2013 and beyond !! https://www.souljunctionrecords.co.uk/

Admitted collecting records ain't that bad a pass time ?? it could well have been train numbers instead ??! A great piece of inspirational soul courtesy of James Carr "Freedom Train"

Evening Youth That works perfect on your flickr link - some fab flyers there Chalky - Keep um coming Tfk

The Ballads - My baby knows how to love me - Venture Records Mint minus £10 great Willie Hutch penned goodie- Vinyl copy 1sold 1 left Eddie Holman -A free Country -Parkway records -Mint minus £10 (label as the number 12 written on it ) Uses a similar backing track as his mega "Where I'm not wanted" ? Melinda Marx - "It happens in the same old way" -Vee Jay Demo Mint minus £10 (Beat ballad) Sold out Jimmy Cliff Waterfall A&M white demo-Mint minus £10 Sold The Radiants -Hold on/I'm glad I'm the loser -Chess Mint minus €10 (great Chicago double header) James Carr -Freedom Train -Goldwax Records vg+ £10 (Original yellow label)Re activated ...sounds fab... Gene Chandler I fooled you/ Such a pretty Thing -Canadian Checker -£10 Mint minus (Outstanding Canadian Hi Fi on this one ) Tfk

Cool photo thanks for posting Tfk

Little Anthony -Better use your head -Veep vg+++ £15 (Great stock copy) SOLD Ann D'andrea -Don't Stop Looking -Jamie -vg+++£20 (Oldie) SOLD Lee Andrews -Never the less -Crimson -{label light ring wear but Vinyl looks and plays great }- £30 SOLD The Bobbettes -I've gotta face the world/Having Fun -RCA demo Vinyl mint minus/label as seen -£40 SOLD Tfk

Just had another wee listen - yes it still works !! Awesome stuff ( even after all these years) love those NJ little labels ...

Kool Records (a very cool looking label) https://www.globaldogproductions.info/k/kool.html K-1034 not on this list ? Quite a nice record too ... Tfk

And once it's been manufactured , and you have acquired a copy and are giving it some turntable action you may be just wondering how ?? (see below) this just left me speechless? Now how does this work ? :- and you thought they were just items to play music off ? tfk

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A fantastic record !!! Still sends chills up and down .... TFK

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Spyder Turner -Music Web - Whitfield ( inc's I've been Waitin) sleeve vg++ vinyl mint - £15 Bobby Womack Home is where the heart is - Columbia (Something for my head) sleeve vg+ vinyl a few very light scuffs DNAP - £15 The Nights -Same - ABC sleeve stamped demo (incs Love knocked you down-top 70s dancer ) £15 fab group harmony 70s soul album -great H B Barnham production The Motown Spinners - 2nd time around -Original 1st release on UK Tamla Motown - awesome stuff in great nick Sleeve and vinyl mint minusish £15 Lamont Cranston Band -El Cee Notes Waterhouse 6 Records (incs Takin a chance ) generic sleeve vinyl mint minus -£15 Old RS C/U Street People - Same -Vigor - one of the true great 70s albums - - Awesome group harmonys on this street level soul .... mainly uptempo movers -Sleeve VG+ vinyl mint minus £15 A quid UK postage

Hi Mark Ace double sider - canna stop playing it and bang on re "Hooked on you " - can't get the hook line out ma head - top independant soul music Tfk

Hi Dave Hey Dr Bob Jones is like having a royal seal of approval - I hope you're saving a couple of spare copy's of this August Heat goodie Dave ? coz you may ave a regional hit on your hands north of the boarders ... Scotland's Fraser Dunn played the "You and me " side again on his Sub City radio show on Saturday - it appears to be something of a power play at Sub City - hot hot hot !!! Right on Right on for The August Heat Band Tfk

La Cade and Dakar/Brunswick/BRC Recording studio addresses were only 10 blocks apart on South Michigan Ave Chicago... Tom Tom Washington May have been the connection (Bobo) Tom Tom Washington | darkjive.com darkjive.com/tag/tom-tom-washington/ 5 Feb 2013 - The following year, Hunt released a beast of a cut arranged by the iconic ... Last time I checked, Danny Hunt was alive and well in the Chicago-area singing Gospel music. The other record I have found is by Walter “Butterball” Davis, titled .... A delicious record, it was recorded at Brunswick Records here in ... Tfk The other release by Walter "Butterball " Davis on his own label/logo looks very similar in colour and design to the early Dakar label releases ?

Hi Dave - great call and photo there for sure ... 1974ish on The La Cade label Not sure we're the Dakar release came in yet ? A wee bit of spiel on The La Cade release/label/hair care products, a great example and tale of how independent some of the independent record labels actually were - now did Dakar Records put this out due to its local demand/radio station plays or were they looking at getting into the hair care product business ? La Cade Products was another of many Chicago-based black hair care firms (that I detail here) during the late 60s through the 1970s. Though not as well-known as Supreme Products (who created Duke and Raveen) or Johnson Products (who created Soft Sheen, Afro Sheen, and Ultra Sheen), La Cade left behind scant but fascinating evidence of its existence. First off, it left some pretty great advertisements starting around 1972 (my favorite is above, from a 1974 issue of Ebony Magazine). How’s that for swagger? There’s a sort of street romantic and cinematic appeal to the image used. They also came up with some clever product names: one of which got them in legal trouble… but we’ll dig into that later in this post. Most notably, to me (and probably, many Darkjive readers, as well) is that sometime around 1974 La Cade decided to put together a small recording division, based at their Corporate Headquarters (2411 South Michigan in Chicago). They recorded no less than two artists on two singles: both of which are as gritty and charismatic as the ad above. The first is “Beginning of the Void” backed by “Love Me Too” by Danny Hunt (who sounds to me very much like a young Stevie Wonder on his records). I actually love this record. Very soulful, with a stone cold groove, the lyrics are remarkably socially aware and include: Just another ghetto child never see his Daddy smile He’s in the beginning of his void The following year, Hunt released a beast of a cut arranged by the iconic Tom Tom Washington and released on Dynamite Records (another tiny Chicago-based imprint). Last time I checked, Danny Hunt was alive and well in the Chicago-area singing Gospel music. The other record I have found is by Walter “Butterball” Davis, titled “Baby (Wacha Doin to me)” backed by “Girl Stop Begging”. He had also put out a record called “Nobody Cares for a Junkie” on Butterball Records… it’s deep. Really deep. But, Back to “Girl Stop Begging”: the cut is a bluesy-funky little gem penned by Davis himself. Regards TFK

Excellent stuff - essential purchase and read for sure - well done to Elaine and her team !!! TFK

Great price on this cool double sider Des Norman Rickett - Tomorrow Is A Brand New Day/Player Play On - IT £20 Tfk

Checkout track 11 Sharon Paige "Lies" https://www.cdbaby.com/cd/universalloverecords