Wilxy

Detroit Soul Pack now sold, all other items open to offers and would PREFER TRADES cheers wilxy

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Detroit soul pack now reduced to £150 inc p&p last shout........

Having had a bit of a sort out, I've put together a one off Soul pack consisting of 40 Detroit and related 45's which are all minimum excellent condition (unless stated) and are legitimate releases (no boots) and at £200 inc P&P( Parcel post )is a bit of a bargain methinks and contains the following- Don Hart & James Shorter-All the love I got-Labeat Cody Black-Going going gone-RamBrock Final Decisions-Keep on walking-Bumpshop Lee Rogers-Just you and I-D-Town Lee Rogers-My one and only- D-Town Darrell Banks-Our love is in the pocket/open the door to your heart-Revilot VG- Holidays-Love's creeping up on me-Revilot JJ Barnes-Now she's gone-Revilot Parliaments-Time-Revilot Johnny Griffith/Billy Sharae-Do it-Triple"B" Capitols-Cool Jerk/Hello stranger-Karen Brothers of Soul-Hurry don't linger-Boo Emmanuel Laskey-I need somebody-NPC VG- Nolan Strong-Mind over matter-Fortune Shades of Blue-Oh how happy-Impact VG Royal jokers-Love games from A-Z-Wingate Sam Bowie-Think of the times we had together-Wingate White demo Juanita Williams-Some things you never get used to-Wingate VG Pat Lewis-Can't shake it loose-Golden World White demo Reflections-Girl in the candy store-Golden World Holidays-Makin' up time-Golden World Juanita Williams-Baby boy-Golden World Reflections-Just like Romeo & Juliet-Golden World Freddie Gorman-In a bad way-Ric-Tic Sticker promo VG JJ Barnes-Please let me in-Ric-Tic Edwin Starr-SOS/I have faith in you-Ric-Tic Edwin Starr-Headline news-Ric-Tic San Remo Golden Strings-Hungry for love/All turned on-Ric-Tic Al Kent-Finders Keepers-Ric-Tic White demo Fantastic Four-A man in love-Ric-Tic Detroit Emeralds-Take me the way I am-Ric-Tic Al Kent-Where do I go from here-Ric-Tic Al Kent orchestra-ooh pretty lady-Ric-Tic Flaming Embers/Wingate Strings-Let's have a love in voc/inst-Ric-Tic Michael & Raymond-Man without a woman-RCA 2nd issue The 8th Day-You've got to crawl-Invictus Holland-Dozier-you took me from a world outside-Invictus The 8th Day-I can't fool myself-Invictus Vg- Cletus Marland-You're gonna miss me-Terry Buddy Lamp-I'm coming home-Duke First one to PM me gets it! The pack that is.... The following Detroit items are for sale or trade preferably(for other Detroit only) Technics-Because I really love you-Chex-£100 Al Gardner-I'll get along-Groovesville looks rough but plays Ok books at £200 but condition reflects price @£50 Freddy Butler-I told you so-Star Maker-£50 Helen Glover-Just like that-Nelber-£25 Don Hart-I can make it-Coolschool-£40 Peps-Thinkin about you-D-Town-£35 Ed Crook-Thats alright-Tri-Sound-VG+£40 Mad Dog & the Pups-Why did you leave me girl-Magic City-£30 Luv-Bugs-Have you heard what I heard about love-Ston-Roc-£20 Stepstones-Leave us alone-Big "D"-£30 Jay Davis-Look what I found-Mello-£25 Deon Jackson-Hard to get a thing called love-Carla-£20 Marvin Sims-Your love is so wonderful-Karen-£20 P&P £1-50 per first disc 50p each subsequent or £5 next day Thanx for looking...... wilxy

A very thought provoking thread with, quite diverse views, but from a personal perspective, the whole vinyl thing gives me the buzz, and I will travel distances to listen to vinyl (dependent on certain criteria obviously) but I cannot percieve going to a venue and "looking" at MP3 or similar downloaded formats in micro sales boxes, or travelling distances to hear music in any other format than vinyl......the thought frightens me.....must be an age thing....ah well I'll get my coat and take my ball home....For me it's vinyl or nowt,

It was formerly "Chatbusters" a Motown influenced magazine produced by Rik williams, and was subsequently taken over by (name eludes me at minute) who also produces a Rock mag and initially was looking to merge them, however if you want to look at a copy PM me your details and I'll pop a recent edition in the post to you.

Great track, which as stated is on CD, would love to own a vinyl copy but have only seen one and we're talking Big Bucks

Russ Vickers and the Valiants-Washed Ashore-Bow Street Runners(navy coloured label) (Belated welcome home mate)

Don't be so sure, there's loads of Boots about

Love's gone cold by the Duvet's on Limp, (all time classic) never uncovered !!!

I'm comin' home in the mornin', appropriately as I'm on night shift and am just a bit knackered.....

e-mailed you Mark

Whilst appreciating Pete's advice, I also have a "run of the mags" and personally wouldn't part with them..... but ............there aren't that many about, so....what numbers have you got?

Fair do's. looks an interesting compilation, and as a Motown enthusiast, it is great to hear unissued material.I must add that I've only heard a few of the tracks listed, so await it's release with great expectation.......

Could you please indulge the individuals name who initially interviewed you....He/She will be dealt with appropriately

About time Ady......I await to be hooked

PM'd you

It's a fair old dap from the airport to Hitsville, and it would cost you a princely sum, so I wouldn't advise such a trek in the limited time slot

Top Tunes Baz, any more Detroit ditties from the same era you could put up?

I'll relieve you of the O'jays Pete, cheers wilxy

Get well soon Russ

I've heard some truly great sets over the years, and albeit I haven't been for a while, the 100 club regulars always did the business for continuity of excellent sets, and more recently the Burnley all-niter which for me on every occasion I've attended, I can honestly say I've enjoyed every single set I've heard and without patronising them I applaud both their enthusiasm and ability to put together well thought out sets which are fresh on the ear,(inclusive of all guests included to date) and makes the 6 hour round trip very very worthwhile.........

Once heard "Hit me with your rythm stick" Ian Dury & the Blockheads played at Yate all-nighter by a well known Soul Sourcer DJ, but I'll leave him to own up to it......

Edward Hamilton-Baby Don't You Weep....

E-Mailed you Keith