Sutty

you're being a bit forward starting a topic with that title Dave ;-)

never understood, considering the number of midtempo tunes that get played, how 'wild and free' never gets any needle time

side 2 actually being a pedantic git. one of the greatest soul lp's of all time and if you do not own it and buy northen soul records, go out and buy it now and wonder how you ever lived without it

and it has 'shape your mind to die' on it as well

yes but what's on the cover of the german copy, the trip one has some rather nice gun-totin ladeez, nobody wants to look at a bratwurst whilst shuffling round the room. apart from backdoor kenny (luv ya really ken;-))

i've got one for sale Chris https://www.gemm.com/item/O'JAYS/SUPER--BAD/GML865350877/ or PM me for paypal at £10 plus postage, nice copy on trip (and not the only good track on the lp either! cheers Paul

the sweet inspirations version is a killer

join the queue

so, err, stepping outside of the northern soul scene, and bearing in mind how most younger people nowadays would prefer to download newer tracks rather than traipse all the way into town on the bus on a wet Saturday afternoon and put up with a big queue and some moody geek behind the counter of HMV who can't operate the til properly and has to call the supervisor, is it yet acceptable to use any of the newer means of music media such as laptops, ipods, etc, for djing with, on the soul scene? It is widely accepted now on other music scenes, how would people feel if they were listening ot the same music they could be hearing from new cd's and vinyl, but from a laptop for example? does it really make any difference? isn't it all still down to the selector behind his virtual decks? I am talking about legally obtained hi-kwality playback, not some microwaved version of old tracks off limewire btw. and i an NOT suggesting that people play mp3's on the northern soul scene god forbid!

i see this has now developed into a discussion about the northern soul scene and not the soul scene generally. why do people on the northern scene suddenly think that all discussions about new people on the soul scene are about the sixties scene, and start getting all defensive about music policies and the like? is it not possible to have a discussion about whether the soul music scene itself will survive without people attacking each other, one of the very things that is so detrimental to anyone getting interested in soul music, and the complete opposite of what it's all about? whoops just dodged another bullet

very good curnow! c u in frankfurt for uptight? looks like i'll be in nuremberg for work the week before and after the weekender, with a free weekend inbetween, which is handy

"they are expected to follow when now they should be leading" yes. they won't on the northern scene as the price of original releases is a joke, even common records now demand silly money for how rare they are. outside the northern scene, there should be great hope that young people can come through as they are not restricted by a format handed down and enforced by those with vested (financial) interests, so they can obtain the music they want to play out without getting into major debt for their hobby/passion. just putting my tin hat on

i think you're wrong, northern soul has already lasted 40 years, rock and roll died well before the mid 90's. there are more young people into northern soul than rock and roll. I didn't think we were talking about northern soul anyway, were we? isn't that one of the UK subsections? that's because you need to get your hair cut as well Dave

As far as I see it, briefly, outside the uk there are less factions defined by historical events, and more younger people who are hearing the music from a new perspective, but still having respect for those that have been before. Don't anyone get fooled into thinking our non-British cousins are any less informed or have any less taste than we do, nor that they need guiding in any direction. If anything, we in the UK could take quite a lot of leaves out of their book. and Colin needs to get his hair cut

are you aware of this? https://www.soulstrut.com/ubbthreads/showfl...ge=2#Post719417 may help you, cheers Paul

it wasn't quite an instrumental, but it would have been better to have been one on this occasion as the vocal is dreadful on the blackbyrd lp. also check out the version by Funk Inc on fantasy which is really good, has that 3 pieces sound. cheers Sutty

not actually mine Gav, a friend is selling it, been in storage since its released, unplayed. https://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...=ADME:B:SS:US:1 'radio mix' is the one sampling ron matlock that gets played ciao Paul

ok thanks Paul, anyone know any dutch ex-pat Surinamese soul collectors looking to offload any records let me know i'll contact hans!

imagine the jon legend track sung by lou rawls...

some time ago i picked up a bunch of second hand deep lp comps called 'soul from the vault - rare deep dynamite' - 5 volumes in all, also there are artist ones such as best of danny white, james phelps vs george freeman, best of barbara brown, best of willie hightower, the history of bobby adams, and 'the fame sound', all excellent stuff. anyone familiar with these? when did they come out and from where, no label name so they don't look like they're exactly legit. also a bizarre lp with a topless woman on the cover called 'soul sensations vol. 1' which has some great stuff on, gloria walker, winstons, lee fields, and strangely also some laurel aitken and derrick harriott. came with a bunch of lp's from a dutch guy so guessing it was a dutch release (on the soul special label). were there any other volumes? all these records feature fantastic deep sides and i have never really hardly any luck locating any of them on 45, the tracks appear to be pretty obscure. cheers Paul

cough... not just on craigs site (never one to miss an opportunity ;-)) https://www.gemm.com/c/search.pl?currency=U...;command=Search mines in better nick, cheaper and the sleeve is signed by dann penn who wrote it. he sang it to me acapella and called it 'aw that old sheet music stuff...' also got a copy of the cd of the album if anyones interested. cheers Paul

'the sun came out' is a great tune, vocally akin to levi stubbs

Don't post much here but check the descriptions on these 2 sales from the same seller https://cgi.ebay.com/Northern-Soul-Towanda-...6QQcmdZViewItem https://cgi.ebay.com/Northern-Soul-Towanda-...6QQcmdZViewItem seems to have forgotten 300 copies were pressed 2 years ago when the second copy of the same 'reissue' was listed... at a higher price... cheers Paul

Yes I have it somewhere...and it's 'hypnotized' from the Clifton Dyson 'slow your body down' LP, with a Clifton Dyson track on the other side of the 12 not on the album, cheers Paul

i have the mix u want for sale on a mint 12 on my gemm site if you're interested, its on soulfuric and its part 2 of the 12"set, the 12's were issued seperately in the US, https://www.gemm.com/item/MICHAEL--PROCTOR/...2/GML812746542/ Sams playing Michael Proctor by that rate he'll be playing Kenny Latimore in 2010 and quentin harris by 2016 cheers Paul