Jessie Pinkman
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Yes maybe you're right. I suppose if he hadn't informed us of "The unique oohing choir hovering over the insistent piano, guitar racing percussion delivered a captivating dance pulse. soon the panic whiplash effects had the Wigan crowd hooked". If he hadn't mentioned that then Construction might not have reached over £1000. Then again the bidders could have listened to the soundfile.
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I wonder why John goes into great detail explaining what the record sounds like, a sax break here, a female backing there and then has a sound file to listen to the actual record.
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I'm no expert either when it comes to unreleased Motown but I always associate this with Peter Lourie and all those tracks he played on Richards show after returning from the US with a load of tapes. I have a feeling he had the White labels pressed, he also did The Andantes That's a funny way. My memory's not like it was so I could be miles out.
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I got £950 for mine last year.
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It'll be great to see Sam back fidgeting with the control knobs. This one has been packing dance floors for years for him, probably even at the SAINTS Baz.
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Mal, I agree the Skyliners track is brilliant.
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Jesse James "Love is alright" I first heard him play it at Cleethorpes, instant dancefloor mayhem. I believe a couple more acetates turned up later both alt takes.
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Tony, What about The Chesterfields "Think it over" and Barons of soul "You need love"
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I'll get one right yet.😃
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Johnny James Tell you about my girl C/U as Terrible Tom if I'm not mistaken
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If I'm not mistaken did Butch have it on a proper acetate.
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He used to kick off his sets with Glady's Knight "It's too late (for you and me) It was like a call out to get ready for a 60 minute rare soul masterclass. Was he the first to play it, I'm not sure.?
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Garland Green "Jealous kind of fella" there's so many wonderful tracks on this album.
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Anita Baker "Rapture" ~ Soul perfection to my ears. The Songstress ain't too shabby either.
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I know, I can't help it, I'm like a cracked record. I'm surprised I can still remember stuff. Did I tell you you about the night Brenda, see I'm at it again.😂😜
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Lots of my favourites already mentioned Sam Dees, Alice Clark, Freddie Butler. Lamont Dozier, Sandra Wright. Dennis Taylor "Enough is enough" packed with modern soul classics.
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Yes mate, and great memories. Did I ever tell you about the night Brenda dropped in at our house for ice cream and a glass of coke on her way to perform at Fleetwood👌😄
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Mick, Have you played out any of the 16 previously unreleased Motown tracks via Soul 4 Real Records yet.
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It was the first time I've been out in 19 months so it was great to see so many of my friends here last night. They'd told me the new venue was so much better than the last one and it was. Perfect sound and the music was top notch. I knew I was in for a good night musically when Baz played James Dockery "My faith in you is all gone" closely followed by Billy Sha Rae "Pitfall" in the first hour. Simon followed Baz with The Four Tops "Is there anything that I can do" in tribute to Abdul Duke Fakir, all of the Dj's played tributes to our good friend Carl Willingham RIP With Culcheth and Ashton both pushing quality music in the North West then I'll be donning my new shirt again real soon. Well done to all involved. Mick Howard is the normal reviewer, and much better at it than me but unfortunately he wasn't there. I hope you've sent in a sick note pal.
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Whilst on the subject of European/Non UK single releases like The Four Tops French only release. Edwin Starr had a German only release that I first heard Simon play at Culcheth a few years ago, it sounded so brilliant I just wanted to cry.👍😂
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Baz, after the sad passing of Abdul Duke Fakir this week, the last original member of the Four Tops, I'm sure their music will be remembered on the 3rd of August. One of my all time favourites is this one.
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10 great titles for sale today 1, Albert Jones ~ Fifteen Cent love ~ Kapp EX £250.00 Sample copy sticker on label 2, Johnny Clyde Copeland ~ Coming to see about you ~ Suave EX £100.00 3, Jimmy "Preacher" Ellie ~ I'm gonna do it by myself / Go head on Jewel EX £125.00 Labels as per photos, X on label ****SOLD**** 4, Clyde Moultry ~ Without your sweet lovin/Warren Ray & TIBM ~ It's the feeling I get ~ Kent 6ts 100 club 43rd Anniversary NM £75.00 Slight edge lift nap 5, Kenny Gamble ~ Ain't it baby ~ Arctic DJ copy EX £50.00 6, Con Funk Shun ~ Move on up ~ Last Bastion NM £25.00 Deleted 7, Danny Denver ~ Baby one more chance ~ Deville VG- £30.00 lots of scratches and priced accordingly, it plays through with no skips/jumps & great for djing, R&B dancer.***SOLD**** Here's 3 from yesterday with price reductions 8, Richard Stoute ~ What bag I'm in ~ Trex VG £275.00 There's a blemish on the vinyl (see pics) and priced accordingly. I've seen it double this price so quite a bargain really. Great for DJing with. Former Cleveland Robinson cover up. Rare Barbados release. Sticker removed so see pics of the label *****SOLD***** 9, Eddie Carlton ~ Misery/It will be done ~ Swan Promo £70.00 Misery VG++ plays great/ It will be done VG- a few light scratches that plays with some light crackle in places and priced accordingly, WOL see pics 10, Irma Thomas ~ What are you trying to do ~ UK Liberty VG+ £80.00 Inc company sleeve Postage, Special next day delivery £8.00 (Insured for up to £500) Or if you prefer 1st class signed for £3.45 (Insured for up to £50) Thanks for looking. Bob
