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try Andy Dyson...he had a few of this ace double sider... dysonsoul@aol.com ktf tfl

Great call on Kama Sutra still sounds super cool.....suprised it aint sold ya know -cos its long deleted and when theyve gone theyve gone...... ktf tfk

Great album for sure..... Tyrone Thomas is a slightly different take to the 45 rarity?....well worth purchasing for this goodie ... ktf tfk

Evening Tony Hope alls good-yep the male version was a big spin in the 80s for Sir Rob "The Lord" Marriott....great tune by the way!!! ktf tfk

Mr Sidney Joe Qualls.... Enjoy!!!! ktf tfk

A great read thanks for the info Roburt. Regards tfk

HI Benji hope alls we....the info was on the sleeve notes for the Bill Spoon album that Soul Junction released :- Words from Bill Spoon..... After my return from the Army in June 1965 I was reunited with Riki Sonda and he introduced me to Leroy Elie, with whom he had been singing with during my absence. The three of us soon realized that we the gist of a competent vocal outfit if only we could add a fourth voice. So in August 1965, John ”Cornbread” Berry became the fourth member of our group. Because we all had day jobs our performances were limited to nightclubs at the weekend only. Riki was a quality control foreman at the Cleveland, Chrysler Automotive Plant, Leroy was a commercial electrical and mechanical architect. John was a manager at a metal photo processing plant and I was a criminal investigator for the state of Ohio. In November 1965 with the help of Lou Ragland, the four of us now using the name of the “Soul Notes” signed for Lester Johnson’s Way-Out label. Although several tracks were recorded only two 45’s were released “How Long Will It Last/Don’t Make Me Beg “(Way-Out 101) and “How Long Will It Last/I Got Everything You Need” (Way-Out 106). The intended flip to “I Got Everything you need” was a song entitled “I’ve Been Waiting For Love” which had been by written by myself, John Washington and “Riki” Dannison. We had even gone as far as recording it but for reasons which remained unknown to us the song was pulled and replaced with a re-release of “How Long Will It Last”. “I’ve Been Waiting For Love” was later released under the different title of “Your Not Loving A Beginner” being recorded by Richard Fishers younger brother Jesse, and with some of the song original Lyric’s having been reworked by James Calloway. Reet I know a man that has a sound file for the Bill Spoon/SoulNotes original take, but not sure if he will let us have it ? will see what we can do but will not make any promises etc ktf tfk

Great info re Jesse Fisher "Your not loving a beginner"..... but what about Bill Spoons original take of YNLAB ? So are we to see Jesse Fisher unissued album out soon ? tis essential and achievable- hey just look at what a fantastic job Ady and Kent records did getting the awesome Darrow Fletcher previously unissued Crossover Records album out !!!! .... .ktf tfk

Here here Peter didna get chance to see Darrow Fletcher live ,but have jost bought the DVD off Chalky what a great performance i watched it twice in a row..outsatnding stuff -well worth the wait....well worth the tenner. Regards tfk

Well put and spot on re Simon Soussan-hey guys like SS were one of the many many ingrediants that made it all mystiac/exciting and great fun in those early days -always makes me smile when i hear folks still remembering him sometimes good sometimes bad and sometimes ugly but hey "a true legend" ... right on right on!!! ktf tfk

Just check out this little beauty thats just arrived today:- A.J SPARKS and THE CREW "WORKING ON LOVE"/ GOTTA MAKE IT DO WHAT IT DO. "Awesome indie midtempo soul for 2013 " Release Date: Monday January 7th 2013 A.J. Sparks (real name Anthony Jones) is one of Detroit’s most respected session musicians who started his career as a drummer and percussionist at the age of 12. A.J’s early career was nurtured under the watchful eye of legendary Funk Brother Joe Hunter whom the young A.J always referred to as “papa Joe”. By the time A.J was eighteen he was backing some of the biggest names on the Detroit music scene. While playing drums for Edwin Starr during a performance at the Apollo Theatre in New York one night, the in house musical director made the lasting quote “that boy can sure beat the sparks off those drums” and so the stage name of “A.J. Sparks” was born. A.J was employed by many local Detroit recording studios including Sonny Marshall’s Dotty’s label and Ernest Burt’s Magic label, featuring on all The Mad Dog & The Pups releases amongst others. A.J’s drum rolls can also be found on The Chapter 8, The Flaming Emeralds, The Detroit Emeralds and the Floaters Fee label releases. A.J also recorded the Funk anthem “Put It In The Pocket” for Fee Records as “A.J. Sparks & The Spark Plugs” with the plugs being Donald “Crazy Legs” Austin and Howard Carter. A.J. also featured as a session musician on his childhood friend Michael Henderson’s” Do It All” album as well as the later “Slingshot” album which Michael recorded with Venna Keith. Further A.J. Sparks credits include working with Parliament and Funkadelic main man George Clinton on his “Cinderella Theory” and “The Awesome Power Of A Fully Operational Mother-ship” projects. More recently A.J has been involved as a co-producer on Ronnie McNair’s first solo project the current “Living My Life” album release. A.J is currently operating his own Detroit Black Smoke Productions Company, and it is with one of his own Black Smoke productions that we at Soul Junction Records kick off the New Year in style with. The incredibly soulful and classy “Working On Love”, while the b-side, see’s A.J and Crew return to their familiar funk orientated roots with “Gotta Make It Do What It Do” with the Crew member supplying the vocal accompaniments being none other than Mr P-Funk himself George Clinton. https://www.souljunctionrecords.co.uk/ ktf tfk A.J.SparksandCrew-WorkingOnLove.mp3 A.J.SparksandCrew-GottaMakeItDoWhatItDo.mp3

Evening Youth try Dave Welding aka Louise....but ya defo need a juicy white demo best tfk

Evening Franc Tape swappers tune from you know when - yep still sounds good mate....but you dont see it raved about to much these days... regards tfk

Well his dad was and he could certainly sing!!! Not sure if this counts but? Gil Scott-Heron's father was the first black player at Celtic FC ktf tfk

5 of the best utter bargains especially the CJ 5 chuck jackson - through all times ( uk probe) ex/vg+ £5 feat i cant break away, i only get this feeling, talk a little less, just a little tear, slowly but surely 6 masqueraders - everybody wanna live on ( usa abc/hbs) ex/ex £6 corner cut feat listen, sweet sweetening, youre love is a blessing 7 sister sledge - circle of love (usa atco) ex/vg+ £3 feat love dont you go thru no changes on me, circle of love, pain reliever, protect our love etc 8 the miracles - flying high together( usa tamla) ex/ex £3 featuring flying high together 9 j.o.b orquestra - open the door of your heart (uk sudarshan) ex/vg+ £3 feat dont want that illusion ,cant find the way etc The Masqueraders :- Chuck Jackson:_ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgBfitrjBiE RIGHT ON RIGHT ON !!! tfk

Deleted and thread locked: Event info should be posted in the Events Forum. Why not submit a Feature for Chalky if you want to extra exposure for your event? It's a good way of letting people know a little more about what your promoting. Regards, Dave

Hi Folks just to let you know that Soul junction Records have produced a limited pressing run (500 copies) of the previously vinyl only: SJ 5005 Jesse James “Let Me Show You Album” This is exactly the same as the vinyl release but in cd format. We still have a few vinyl copies available if you prefer this format. This is available now from all our usual stockists or if you wish to purchase it directly from us please contact us at: sales@souljunctionrecords.co.uk Following on from his two previous excellent Soul Junction 45 releases Jesse James returns with an exciting new vinyl and CD album “Let Me Show You” The album is a potpourri of some previously unissued tracks blended with some of Jesse’s more familiar tracks from his previous album releases. But with the subtle difference that these featured versions are the original takes recorded earlier using proper instruments rather than the later versions which featured synthesized backing tracks. The album features Jesse’s now deleted 70’s soul winner “I Feel Your Love Changing” first released By Soul Junction (SJ508) in 2010. Along with the full version of his other Soul Junction release the classy two stepper “I Gave You Love With An ‘A’ Plus (SJ511) which comes in at a massive 5 minutes, 45 seconds long. The previously unissued tracks include the sublime late 60’s mid tempo offering “I Don’t Want An Undivided Love” the disco influenced “I’m In Love With Loving You” and a excellent cover version of the Terry Callier/Larry Wade composition “Just As Long As We’re In Love” also recorded by Callier and the mighty Dells. To finish the album off we have also included both sides of Jesse’s currently sort after 45 “I Got The Feelin’/Let Me Show You” which appeared as a solitary release on the independent Moonlite Hope Music label. This was to be the lead 45 for a proposed album of the same name “I Got A Feeling” which for various reasons sadly never materialised. So all that’s left to say is sit back press your play button and indeed let Jesse James show you. John Anderson and Dave Welding. Soul Junction Records. JesseJames-IDontWantAnUndividedLove.mp3 JesseJames-IGaveYouLoveWithAnAPlus.mp3 JesseJames-JustAsLongAsWereInLove.mp3 JesseJames-OneAndOnlyLove.mp3 JesseJames-WhenWeBecomeAsOne.mp3

Just to let you know that Soul Junction Records have produced a limited pressing run (500 copies) of the previously vinyl only: SJ 5005 Jesse James “Let Me Show You Album” This is exactly the same as the vinyl release but in cd format. We still have a few vinyl copies available if you prefer this format. This is available now from all our usual stockists or if you wish to purchase it directly from us please contact us at: sales@souljunctionrecords.co.uk John Anderson and Dave Welding Soul Junction Records.

We have now confirmed the original resident DJ line from those iconic days of The Allanton/Shotts allnighters -DJs confirmed and playing at this session will be no other than the original trendsetting DJs Jock O'Connor...Andy Dennison...Keith Whitson...Alan Walls....Steve Walls and Colin Law. all with the Golden seal of approval by no other than Mr Ruff Cut Soul Crew himself Jim O'Hara who will be along for the weekender. toots n duke promos https://www.truesoul.co.uk/index.html ktf tfk

Hi Byrney Thanks for the thumbs up ....yes we have been exchanging with Mr Ruff Cut himself Jim O'Hara {Currently on another jet setting world tour but did manage to nail him down from his sun lounger somewere in Majorca ??? well Australia actually} and we are defo going ahead with the Allanton/Shotts reunion - more info to follow very very soon re this session......so as they say in the movies you had better watch this space and look out for The return of The Ruff Cut Soul Crew aka The Phantom Janitors and in the words of "Mr Lenny Harkins" :-Strap yourself in here we go again !!!!! ktf tfk https://www.truesoul.co.uk/index.html Sssshhhh wiv just done a wee raid on Jims garage and found this beauty???? Authentic Allanton /Shotts memorabilia ?????

Scotland,Germany for sure. ktf tfk

Just been sifting through some old lists and flyers....thought this one was quite interesting with Rob Marriots yearly planner hand written on the back of the flyer....if ya didat pay attention to detail back then you would miss ya slot!!!! Nice one Rob .... ktf tfk

Found this one to from way back then....Scottish flyer. ktf tfk

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awesome uptempo soul loved this first time i heard it and still do to this day.....tfk