Nickinstoke
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A few of my favourites.....
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This was sent out to record retailers, to announce the launch of Pye International
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I think Real Thing's "You to me are everything" was on Pye International.
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I found a white label 12" in my cellar, nothing on the label but the number PPS 100 in the deadwax. I'm fairly sure it's a Pye group DJ's compilation from the late 70s, 2 of the tracks are Jimmy James"!If you think that funk is junk" and Ultimate "Ritmo de Brazil". Can anyone help with the titles and artists of the other 2 tracks? Cheers Nick
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Had a thread on this last year. I have both versions on UK Probe, same release number but different numbers in the dead wax
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Here's a few of my favourites....
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Here's a few more UK Deccas... A decent version of Bobby Wilson, on Chain A surprisingly good version of J.R. Bailey/Donny Hathaway I think JM auctioned another of their 45s for a hefty sum recently Nick
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One of my favourites - don't try to dance to this!
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I agree - a fantastic tune, which also got a UK release on Contempo. Some of the other Paula tracks are great too, especially "Now that I found a good thing" Here's a nice pic of Fontella, from the Jan '66 issue of Pop Weekly
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7 - 9 Friday, repeated same time Saturday Nick
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Event Title: Mary Fox Soul Show Event Author: nickinstoke Calendar: Soul Radio Guide Event Date: Fri 28 January 2011 ------------------------------------------------- Mary Fox returns with a weekly show on www.6townsradio.co.uk Visit this Event in Soul Source Events Guide for venue maps, street views,road and rail directions and more
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Event Title: Nick Marshall Soul Show Event Author: nickinstoke Calendar: Soul Radio Guide Event Date: Mon 24 January 2011 ------------------------------------------------- Nick Marshall plays 2 hours of soul on www.soulgangradiofm.com Visit this Event in Soul Source Events Guide for venue maps, street views,road and rail directions and more
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I've just done a 2-hour show on SoulGangRadiofm ( www.soulgangradiofm.com ) - playing a variety of soul styles, goes out every Monday 6 - 8 pm, repeated same time Tuesday and available on listen again for a week. Following me you get Ozz and Tim Ashibende for 2 hours, doing a Detroit special as I type. Colin Curtis does a Wednesday night show. SoulGang is on 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Worth a listen. Nick
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Hi Rob - I'm starting a new show next Monday, October 25th (6 - 8pm) on Soul Gang Radio: https://soulgangradiofm.com/# This will be a 24/7 soul station. I'll pm my address. Cheers Nick Marshall
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Can I nominate "Maggie" by Johnny Williams (Twinight)?
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There's a version by Tony Simon, on UK Track - presumably a UK recording. Other side's a version of the Impressions' "Never too much love", both sides produced by Donnie Elbert
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"Keeper of the castle" is a must - includes their (original??) version of "Love music"
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I've got a couple of the Grapevines on Saudi bootlegs, from the early 80s.
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The labels are identical, but the run-out grooves differ. The original version has "YPRO 542 A-2", the newer version has "YPRO 542 A-1" Cheers Nick
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I have 2 copies of the Tams "What kind of fool do you think I am", on UK Probe. Both have identical labels, but they're totally different recordings. One is the original 60s version (same as the HMV release), the other sounds like a 70s remake or remix. The run-out groove numbers are different. The same differences apply to the B side too. Anyone any idea how or why these 2 versions were put out?
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The Tyrone Davis track is the original, pre-Dakar version of "Can I change my mind" - probably the only way it got a UK release
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ZZ Hill on "Make me yours" - All of my friends say "ZZ - Don't!"
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I'd had one in my sales box for a decade or more, sold it last year for a fiver. There's a great version by Steam, on the flip of "Na-na-hey-hey", was a big spin in my youth club days Cheers Nick
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Paul Pelletier's Stateside book says that Jimmy Radcliffe's "My ship is coming in" was scheduled as SS 475, the number eventually given to Betty Harris - "What a sad feeling/I'm evil tonight". Does anyone know what titles were planned for the 2 missing black Chess numbers? Cheers Nick
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Cheers Crumb, didn't know that. Just checked the R&B Indies book, seems M. in the Street was from Cincinatti. Still don't know which release was first - I guess you'd assume Jewel came later
