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Anyone got a decent playing copy for me? cheers -
After a copy in VG+ or better please cheers
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Might be of interest to some on here : An original hand-painted late 60s poster advertising British soul band 'Johnny Johnson & The bandwagon' playing at Sheffield City Hall. Quite likely the only in existence. Came with a batch from the psychedelic era so i'd guess it's from around 1968. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Original-60s-handpainted-gig-poster-soul-group-Johnny-Johnson-and-the-Bandwagon-/252734500006?hash=item3ad8266ca6:g:ttkAAOSwopRYg6Vm
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two versions of Noel Owen, one on STAR and one on MYOWN... which you after?
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It's a recent press - a boot
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Lou Lawton - Knick Knack Patty Wack (Wand) styrene DJ copy VG+ One mark NAP and cue-burn on first clap of the intro keeping it off EX. Still a nice copy £350 inc. postage
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WENDEL WESTERN - NAG ON ME (SOUL SAUCE) VG++ nice clean playing copy of one of the ultimate funky r&b / soul tracks £550.00 PM or e-mail recordmik@btinternet.com thanks
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ON HOLD Original Ex copy of INELL YOUNG - WHAT DO YOU SEE IN HER (LIBRA) Bought in 90s as old stock mint, played a handful of times £550.00 (including recorded & insured postage anywhere)
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Anyone got a staccatos on rocket please? PM or email recordmik@btinternet.com cheers
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It got three issues, this one is the first I guess, then 'Top Level', then Tri-ode? It's strange how the issues credit totally different bands though. Always assumed that it's the jazz musician Frank foster who recorded for Prestige and Blue Note. Quite a big artist so maybe this started as a community project or something. Or maybe its the other way round, and Gramblin College just nicked a tune and pretended it was their band... Grambling college is in Louisiana though, and the famous Frank Foster was from Ohio / Detroit so might be a different guy. And then Tri-Ode is a New York label...Hope that clears it up!
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Lou Mayer - Lose that man (Rae Cox) e-mail recordmik@btinternet.com cheers!
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Do you especially need the bert hunter version of good humour man? It has his vocal obviously but the backing track is the same as the clifford curry and mighty sam versions, which are £5 records...never thought his take on it was that much better than the others, but it is the rarest.
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A house dj playing known old records on a usb stick is unlikely to be doing anything that creative actually, but might still be mixing on a midi interface type thing, beat mixing and adding effects, loops etc. You know - things that require a bit of skill and creativity? Cant quite see how doing the same with old soul records would leave room for any creative input from the dj except picking the tunes and playing them after each other...wow. Whatever era of the soul or mod scenes - the creativity and excitement hasnt been predominantly due to djs' skills but their ability to find unknown records. As digital djing doesnt involve any of that, it wont have the creativity and excitement of the past scene. Pretty much as I said before.
