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What about these cheapies Dee & Joe - Who's it gonna be Bobby Womack - Tried & Convicted Margie Joseph - Come on back to me lover Llod Price - Just for baby General Johnson - Only love can mend a broken heart Moments - Sweet sweet lady

Anyone got an mp3 file or would sell the album "Crazy legs" at a reasonable price

I have a copy of Gloria (Towanda) Barnes - "Uptown" on Maple and I am going to sell it. I have had this since the early seventies and I know it is one of the rarest albums going. Is anyone interested in buying it or got any idea on value? see attachment for cover photo

Came out on kent cd "Do the crossover baby" CDKEND 105 Pity Otis Redding is overlooked as he is considered too mainstream - Albums are by far the best source of undiscovered material - forget chasing after elusive 45's discover new stuff yourself - check out Otis Redding "Tell the truth " album and two tracks "Give away none of my love" and "the match game" both fantastic tracks

I recently picked up the 45 "Love slipped through my fingers"/ "I gotta get away" on JO-MAR. I understand it is one of 200 pressed up from an album track. Can anyone tell me which album it is from.? I have Gloria Barnes' album on MAPLE, but it only has "I gotta get away" on it and is an alternate take to the single. Did she do an album on A&M under the name of Towanda Barnes. Or was "Love slipped through my fingers" from the vaults and previously unissued. Backing sounds the same as the Ohio Players version, who did the backing on her Maple album. Anyone help?

I Just live for my album tracks so her goes!!! Mickey Stevenson - Stormy Anthony White - Stop and think it over Voices of East Harlem - Just believe in me Maxine Brown - Don't leave me baby Bobby Hutton - Lend a hand Tata Vega - I need you now Willie Hutch - Lets try it over again Willie Hutch - Lucky to be loved by you Thelma Houston - I ain't going nowhere Sandra Wright - I come running back Sweet Inspirations - At last I've found a love someone stop me please

Thanks a million Mark - What is the album called and is it easy to get and either way what sort of money are we talking. Talking of tapes - I used to dangle my mike over the balcony at Wigan (anything to please the ladies) and record all those sounds on soundhog tapes, utter crap tapes with poor quality but better than nothing. Those early tunes during the warm up, as people came in, often became biggies once they had caught on. Took me years to find out what some of them were. From Nov 73 I had on tape ( although I didn't know it at the time) Teen Turbans - We need to be loved Baby Washington - I've got it bad Joe Matthews - Ain't nothing you can do

Back in the early months of Wigan someone played an instrumental version of "You want it you got it" and I seem to remember it being credited to The New York Strings (probably a cover up). I don't think it was just the backing to the Detroit Emeralds, it was laden with strings etc. Perhaps it was a Simon Sousanne made up jobby. I've never seen hide nor hair of it on lists and often wonder if I just imagined it!! Can anyone help

Thanks Stuart, that made me smile and it even got me thinking what other labels might have been owned by famous people. Huff Puff - Elton John Thelma - Louise Redknap Jamie - Louise Redknap Simco - Simon Cowell Kent - Peter Cook & Dudley Moore

Big fan of cheap but great sounds- some of my faves are Bobby Womack - Tried and convicted Charles Drain - Is this really love Charles Mintz - Running Back Homer Strickland - I'll get over you Bobby Cutchins - I did it again Dee & Joe - Who's it gonna be Barbara Mason - I ain't got nobody Dave Love is a real double header -" You painted me blue" on the other side is well worth a spin

My first ever posting on soul source and was looking through my box and gave a spin to Danny Moore - Somebody New on Allrite, This is the only track I have on this ZTSC stamped label - can anyone tell me a bit more about the label and any other stuff released.