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Of course Dylan. Top man.

Great stuff guys. So far we're up to 6 (if we're including you John?).

Count you in then John? You can be as miserable as you like! I can see 19 people crying into their eigth glass of red wine listening to these CD's

Good morning. New Voices list now out (Links at the bottom of the page) - Featuring the usual quality across the board northern/deep/sweet and modern soul 45s including: Timmy Shaw & Chuck Holiday (Big Hit) Falcons (Big Wheel) Imperial Showband (Musicor) Robert Taylor (Page) Enticers (Cotillion) Buddy Lamp (Wheelsville) Moses Dillard & Martha Starr (Awake) Dan Brantley (Hollywood) New 45s on the website include: Horace Bailey (Delene) Bessie Banks (Verve) Otis Brown (Ole) JD Bryant (Alfa) Harold Burrage (MPAC) Larry Clinton (Lawn) Little Joe Cook (Lovetown) Donald Lee Richardson (Soulville) Wade Donald (Rojac) El Pauling (Federal) Linda Evans (Watts City) Art Freeman (Fame) Ernie Johnson (Aries) Peg Leg Moffet (Peachtree) Prince Phillip (Smash) Eddie Simpson (Mamie) Helene Smith (Lloyd) And much more..... Website <> List 414 <> NEW list 415 Voices List 415.doc Many thanks Rich

Morning all. After testing the water with a few folk thought we'd have a crack at a 'Deep Sweet & Group Ballads' CD swap. Lower the tempo for the on-coming hot summer days. Considering the success of the related audio threads on Soul Source thought it might be worth a shot. There's an incredible wealth of tracks out there. So from whatever decade - whatever the price - All of one genre or a mixture. The choice is yours. Let's get some southern rasping and pleadings and cool harmonys burned! Shall we say 20 to be involved? With the World Cup going on - Is an approx. 4 week 'window' suitable to everyone? If you could PM me (with an email address) if you want to be included I'll put all the necessary details together. Thanks! Rich

Can I sound like my Dad and say I don't care for the rap bit??? Great to see SOMEONE getting Ann out and singing. Could we see her following Martha Wash et al in being used by these new fangled house dj's/producers? Just the sort of track to entice the casual listener into soul music....IMVVHO of course.

Absolutley Dave. But then quality + price doesn't always stack up does it? Great 45s at very cheap money OR absolute shi** 45s at loadsa money! And vice versa of course....It's never going to be an in-demander or wasn't played at some-venue-in-1979 so will never command the price. As you say sold quite well but the market for collecting such 45s is relatively small. (which is good if you like it then you don't have to pay through the nose!)Supply and demand i guess.

No need Sean. Should have realised myself before jumping in. Maybe worth noting the below also got a release on Columbia. Issues being a little tricky to get as I usually see demos. There was also a great interview with her in an issue of In The Basement. 016 - Rozetta Johnson - It's Been So Nice b/w (I Like Making That) Early Morning Love

Told you I get all giddy about Clintone 45s Sebastian! Of course you're right.

Great info John. Thanks. Will have to check which ones I have- I keep buying spares of Clintone 45s when I see 'em cheap. Why I don't know! As Sean stated - the flip ' Who You Gonna Love' is just brilliant. Maybe my favourite of hers. The Kent CD's cover the GMG / Aware / Clintone / Moonsong etc catalogues and just perfect and essential listening. For anyone mildy interested they are a great way of introducing all that is great about southern soul. KENT CD's SOULSCAPE Fill yer boots!

Chained & Bound got booted on OOTP. I'd be very surprised if Mine Was Real got booted but then I don't know everything! Absolutley essential material from Rozetta. Be sure to get Paul Mooneys Selecta 45 with the above mentioned unissued track too. In fact the Soulscape CD of hers' is well worth getting if you don't have it already. Oh! and the 3 Hotlanta CD's put out by Kent! I'm getting giddy now....

Know what you mean Andy now. Pretty sure both designs are proper. I'll have to check which mine is - Is there one with the stylised font too??

Not aware of any 'unreal' ones as far as I know. Light blue is the standard issue colour isn't it? Your not thinking of Paul Mooneys 'Shotgun' release? That had the uniissued 'Keep What you Got' as the A-Side.

What a lovely thought that there could be a test / promo of Gemigo #1 of MMBIY. Highly doubtable in these days though. Actually would make a good thread - 45s issued a number but never released..

Great bits of info added here. Who needs Google/t'internet when you have the physical search engines of Tony Rounce & Steve G? Looking forward to seeing those articles Steve. And yes Melba Moore does a pretty spiffing version of 'Ain't No love Lost' (On her Melba LP) which I'm pretty sure I have on 45 too.

Supposedly a teenager and originally from Nashville when she cut MMBIY. Other than that snippet (and I might be wrong!) I know nothing else. Fat lot of good I am! Just gleaned that from t'internet. Maybe Boba might have something as it being cut in Chicago?? Did see some Funk compilation with a track by a Patti Jo - Hard To Handle. Don't know if it's the same one though. Other than that I know of only the 2 45s you mention. Would be ncie to think there was more material somewhere!

Thanks for looking Bob. Guessing maybe they just don't exist. Or the numbering system got a little confused. If anyone knows otherwise I'd be very interested to know.

Thanks Jaco. I'll have to check the Juice 45 to see if its had 2 release numbers? Maybe with the Ricky Williams 45 the gaps may be numbers pressed or given wrong release #'s? Small details I know!

Hi Bob This is what I have below - #180 seems to have 2 releases (I only have the Juice 45). Any mistakes etc feel free to rectify. 175 - Soul Generation - Thats The Way its Got To Be b/w Mandingo Woman 176 - Soul Generation - Million Dollars b/w Super Fine 177 - Soul Generation - Young Bird b/w Ray Of Hope 178 - Cliff Perkins - In Your Way b/w Wait So Long 179 - 180 - Juice - Walk On By b/w 180 - Ricky Williams - Discoteque Soul Part 1 b/w Part 2 181 - Soul Generation - I Wonder What's She's Doing b/w Key To Your Heart 182 - 183 - Soul Generation - Praying For A Miracle b/w In Your Way 184 - Family Friends & Neighbours - Have A Good Day b/w Happiness 185 - 186 - Metropolis - Smokin' b/w Part 2 187 - First Class - It's Never Too Late b/w The Beginning Of My End 188 - First Class - Don't Know What You're Doing b/w You Come Up Always Wanting To Break Up

Also on the Discovery 3 LP (Mira) which might prove a tad easier to find.

Looking for information on the following numbers (if at all released?) on this neat little label. 179 / 182 / 185. Am assuming the run is numbers 175 - 188. Thanks in advance. Rich

Would have thought around the £500 mark? (Timeless Legend) Marshall Donovan Broomfield would have thought a bit more? £600 or so?

I have had a recurring dream that I have a box of Bill Hortons' 'I Wanna Know' on Shrine (rather than Kayden) for some unexplicable reason and I wake up in that half awake feeling that I'm going to make a shed load of money selling them... I've had this dream on and off for the last 5 or 6 years.... Weird what record collecting does to the brain!

Think I'm right in that there were 3 issues produced by Tim Brown? Has anyone got copies of all 3? Decent condition also please. PM me. Thanks! Rich

Understand where your coming from Sebastian but I think at the very least its a legal re-issue which suffices until a blue one comes along (or doesn't!). I can't place a mp3 on my shelves alongside my other 45s from the label!