Blackpoolsoul

I am interested to know if the ARP is "Archer Record Pressing" or "American Record Pressing" as both are/were in Detroit but not connected and I am more Familiar with the Archer stamp It may have been discussed before so I do apologise if I missed it

I completely agree, as usual, I thought it was Mike that said we couldn't name and shame on other threads, I wish Fiona Bruce would move on from pictures on "Fake or Fortune" and do records (be a great watch me thinks)

It would be great if Soul Source had a "Bootleg/Repro/Counterfeit" forum so we everyone could list and image (with differences) as many as we can to avoid this happening (that's why Manship produced his guide) but I doubt it will happen for "Legal Reasons"

Don't kid yourself, this site is great enough for some discussions, but for "Legal Reasons" we can't discuss particular sellers on other sites who are doing this and no one reports them and they get away with it and IMHO (and others) will always do so and a lot of youngsters are buying records (just like I did when I was a kid) and not having a clue what they are buying. The law will only tend to chase the sellers with big operations as to them it's not worth it.

Condition report please ?

He states that these are 1970's who booted them ? was it Mr Soussan ?

I hope this hasn't been covered already, and I do apologise if it has. I was hunting around for info on Maurice and came across this wonderful link and thought it worth sharing for those interested in Motown. https://www.metrotimes.com/detroit/his-way-always/Content?oid=2179213

This one is going to be difficult Studio was run by Art Talmadge in New York There was an Interview with Trade Martin here but I am not a facebook member https://www.facebook.com/pg/tradetalksradio/posts/

Superb stuff, perhaps John can get his camera out to show us the "Best" matrix details on his copy and then this thread can finish. Well apart from this image of Simon's bootleg (my copy is being used as wedge under some furniture In my shed, I wonder why)

This is the ARP stamp

Came out on this too

The Prisonaires

I know I was the person who suggested it, would you be kind enough though (like me) why you think it is, as we have others doubting it or questioning it

This is great stuff indeed but is clearly after the other records dated 1975 and maybe you have just found out where he was from (which is brilliant), did the band from Louisiana feature our man from Atlanta

I have listened to the B-side of "Got to find a Way" have you (and compared to the vocal on Brunswick) ? well done Mike for spotting https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=lSkEAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA36&lpg=PA36&dq=lee+majid+cajun+heart+warner&source=bl&ots=7Q79w9eRdV&sig=ACfU3U2TYkZADrQZccdQPJupwJR2PlbcFQ&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjWgsKrqvjjAhUpUxUIHWH8BaIQ6AEwD3oECAgQAQ#v=onepage&q=lee majid cajun heart warner&f=false

I hope you don't mind but I have just sussed out who I think Cajun Hart is after nearly 50 years of Soulies not knowing (bottom of the page)

Neil Rushton did this one through his Inferno label in the UK

Alan Senior rings a bell recently for something?

Promo or issue ?

With all this pedigree it has to be good, but no sound clips, this could be interesting, very interesting indeed

Pete this has been annoying my little brain for years and your info was fantastic and look where it lead me, could this be it after all the people playing it and wanting to know Randy "Cajun" Hart, manager was Lee Majid who produced it (Brunswick connection) Manship quoted his voice of being likened to Jerry Butler, he has a familiar voice don't you think ? All theses IMHO connected

£500-£750 (maybe more now) and hens teeth rare

I knew it !!! Bless her, I bet she would use that for printing in those days and the mangel in the back garden in Lincoln for drying Colin's trousers

Images might help

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