Chris L

Picked up a nice Titoni today

Thanks everybody, keep 'em coming.......................

The sound/play quality on President if far better than on that Bronco label

Been on the buy (again :blush: ) picked up these 2 bewts......................... Always loved those 70s Enicar babes, remind me a bit of Ursula Andress These guys need no introduction......................................woof, woof.....................

A friend wants to get some of these, please PM me with artist name & tune, many, many thanks.

The Mecca early 1972, top three were............................. Free for all - Philip Mitchell Can't get enough - Johnny Sayles You don't want me no more - Major Lance But of course so were these......................................... You gonna make me love you - Sandi Sheldon Purple haze - Johnny Jones I'm standing - Rufus Lumley He who icks a rose - Carstairs etc etc etc

Better than Julian playing Alvin & Chipmunks version of 'Queen of fools'..................

Really sounded good

Slight understatement

At the Mecca it was "California Montage" by the Young Holt Unlimited, may very well be the most played last record ever considering the Mecca went on for so long............................

The very first real Northern Soul record I ever heard was a WMCD deal, Groovin' at the go go - Alan S was playing it on my first visit to the Cats at Wolverhampton Have to say I've fallen in love with "Another chance", "Rain" & Uptown re-recording of "Unbelievable" since then.

"Togetherness" - "Manifesto" - "There's That Beat" -"Soul up North" etc, etc, etc.................................... Just what is the circulation of these publications, in the hundreds, thousands or tens of thousands ? Any ideas...........................?

Really a top Torch chooooooon........................ Most seem to be white demos............

This always crakes me up !

I'm sure I've missed one or two but here's what I played : Rocky Roberts – Just because of you – Durium (Italian) Christine Cooper – Heartaches away my boy – Parkway Shirley J Scott – Goose pimples – Stephayne demo Chubby Checker – You just don't know – UK Cameo Parkway Denise LaSalle – A love reputation – Chess Gloria Jones – Come go with me – Uptown Rose Batiste – Hit & run – Revilot JJ Barnes – Our love is in the pocket – Revilot Roy Hamilton – Cracking up over you - RCA demo Lee David – Temptation calling my name – Columbia demo The Virginia Wolves – Stay – Amy Bobby Hebb – Love, love,love – Philips (Canadian) Joint last spin (Ian's copy) Jerry Cook – Hurt on the other side – Capitol demo - I'll ammend once I get back home and look at me box, good night, Bobby Hebb went down a treat Chris L

Interviewed him, met him, have an extended version of Groovin' at the go go from him, top bloke, a tad flaky, just how I like them.................................

I always thought it was illegal to put "Fashion, Northern, 1970s" in the same sentence.

Thanks everybody, now sorted

It's for a pal of mine, he did ask for Landa, I've had 2 in my time looked great, sounded a tad rough.........

That's now sold I'm afraid, still looking.

Dave As a kid growing up in soul-starved London in the late 60s and very early 70s Invictus & Hot Wax kept us going, his voice, so unique, seem to remember the H-D-H gang saying that him & Levi Stubbs were the greatest singers they'd ever worked with. Oh well another one gone.

One of souls' mega stars from the Showmen to Chairman of the board, what a talent, what a voice, we'll see him in that big all-nighter in the sky.....

An original poster from Billboard magazine dated 21st October 1967, this is the original advertisement for Chris Bartley's single, Baby it's wonderful. Signed by Sandi Sheldon, she's the diva on the left of the photo "My best to you Sandi Sheldon" and also signed by Chris himself "All my best from Chris Bartley". This was signed in New Jersey in 2006 their last public performances. The poster is 39 cm X 27 cm (that's 15 1/4" X 10 1/2 " in old money) This is not a photo-copy, there is one of these around and this is it, please give me your best bid as the sale proceeds will go to charity. Shipping at cost, will come in a strong carton tube, UK £2.50/Europe £3.80, I will ship worldwide, I can accept cheques, money or postal orders, Paypal. PM me if you would, many thanks. Chris Lalor

An original poster from Billboard magazine dated 21st October 1967, this is the original advertisement for Chris Bartley's single, Baby it's wonderful. Signed by Sandi Sheldon, she's the diva on the left of the photo "My best to you Sandi Sheldon" and also signed by Chris himself "All my best from Chris Bartley". This was signed in New Jersey in 2006 their last public performances. The poster is 39 cm X 27 cm (that's 15 1/4" X 10 1/2 " in old money) This is not a photo-copy, there is one of these around and this is it, please give me your best bid as the sale proceeds will go to charity. Shipping at cost, will come in a strong carton tube, UK £2.50/Europe £3.80, I will ship worldwide, I can accept cheques, money or postal orders, Paypal. PM me if you would, many thanks. Chris Lalor