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26th Devonnes (heard it but not bowled over, how much?) 15th Phil Terrell / Vic & John (what's the Vic & John like?) What others you got? By the way, it's true, she does! I even have a picture of her in full Spurs kit!!!!

Do you mean 'It's Got You' ????

Pete, do you have the Larry Marshall on Blue Beat 'Suspicion/Broken Heart'??? If so, can you post up a sound clip of both sides, I have this Buster productions CD off a mate with no track listings, only the artists and there is an absolute brilliant Rocksteady tune by Larry. It's not the other one of his on Blue Beat cos' I have that one...

Mmmm, interesting. I've just forked out £70 for Magicians off Mick Smith, just had to have it! Will be worth double that in the future, you'll see!! Also paid £££s for Lorraine Chander & Sharon Scott (about £50 each I think) and £40 for Gigi & Charmaines a few months back. You're never gonna get em' any other way and they are originals lets not forget that. So, that's a couple of hundred just for those 4....you do the math!

White!!! Well I never....

Hated soul music, always thought it was James Brown stuff with loads of shouting and screaming and funky afro hair do's......then heard a mate playing Johnny Caswell 'you dont love me anymore' in his bedroom and was completely smitten with this 'Northern Soul' sound.... that was 28 years ago!!!! Been in love with the music ever since!

'If It Dont Fit, Dont Force It'

Not true mate, some record pressing plants have their own stamp, smaller pressing plants don't have any and the log number is scratched in. I've got originals that have no stamp whatsoever, especially on the smaller independant labels.

Not forgetting the other recent one on Grapevine....Detroit Magnificents 'Is This A Woman's Way' that uses Youngblood Smith's 'You Can Split' backing track....................... And the Chesterfields 'Think It Over' also on Grapevine, this one has the same backing as Yvonne Baker 'You Didn't Say A Word'. 2 absolutely wonderful previously unissued Northern Soul stormers!!! Get em' if you can find em' now.

Look out for the UK re-issue of 'River Deep, Mountain High' on A&M, flip has a brilliant stomper 'Oh Baby! Things aint What They Used To Be'...not available on any other 45 even in the USA.

White, maybe, but still good enough for the TYMES (black group!!!!!!) to do a version on their 'People' L.P

Been thinking the same thing about an L.P collectors book.....anyone?...John Manship???

And i've just bought the L.p on ebay for next to nothing! There's a few on there, well there was just before xmas. Cheap as chips and it's got another good dancer on too!

The new issue of TTB is absolutely stonking Dave!! One of (if not THE) best N.Soul fanzines/magazines around! Full colour all the way through with stunning eye catching visuals! And very detailed articles. Can't wait for # 3. John

oh yeah, forgot about that one...it's in my UK box too! Funny how RC missed it as it gets a mention in the 'Rough Guide To Soul' book.

I got the book yesterday too! Interesting to note that there's only 1 Kent 6ts anniversary 45 (Carla Thomas). I have consequently e-mailed them with a few piccies of the other collectable (quite highly priced) 45s on this label.... Magicians, Lorraine Chandler, Sharon Scott....so expect a small bit in the next issue of RC.

Soul Set....wow! Jammy git!

Joyce Bond version too, Island 45 though.

Wouldn't have thought it was too expensive but i've only ever seen 1 copy for sale and that's the one I own!! Car Boot sale special, £1 about 10 years ago.

Hesitations - moulded over label = boot. 100% Has to be styrene stick on label for ALL Kapp USA original 45s. (except maybe Canadian????)

Spot on!, no UK 45 legally available, only on this UK RCA compilation album.

I like it! But then I do like beach/Garage/Carolina influenced Northern anyway. But I want a cheaper one!!!!

If anyone's interested, Little Tommy - Baby Can't You See also came out on those re-issue l.ps from the (late 80's?) soul supply gang, The Northern Soul Story volume 16. Sleeve notes state that the record is from Richmond - a non r&b area..(their words).

Hey Chalky, perhaps the BMR stands for: BOOT MUSIC RE-ISSUE

'Just Crazy 'Bout You Baby' on BMR is a re-issue from the states didn't think it was a boot though. Having said that, the sound quality on this BMR release is awful! Sound quality on the 'Stardust' re-issue is great. Just a point, their release on MGM 'Watch Out Girl' came in 3 different modes: plain yellow d.j d.j with the cartoon lion (extremley rare) gold/blue issue