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What's the story of the Majestee's 'pressing with the typo'? I got my copy from Soul Bowl about 20 years ago and it has the spelling 'Majjestee's' (double j). EDIT: Doh! It's ok i've just found the topic/thread on it on here....and I was part of it!!!! Old age definitely setting in 😜

Does she not have a copy herself ady?

Not according to Sherlie herself...read the comments on these 2 videos...

Another 'anomoly'...this time the Mirwood Sherlie Matthews 45. Another Soussan press? Am I right in thinking the legitimate release is on the Inferno UK LP from the mid 1980's? Pretty sure this has been discussed before but thought I'd re-release it (pardon the pun!) as we are on a Mirwood trip.

Bit of info on the Trans release (and stamp image) here... https://www.45cat.com/record/recordus81

FABULOUS!!!!

They've updated the 45cat listing now to show as 'unreleased'. Thanks chaps that's all cleared up now 👍

As I thought, here's the link to it's USA 'release'... https://www.45cat.com/record/mw5025fus

Is there actually a USA 45 release on Mowest? 45cat suggests MW-5025 but I cannot find an image for this 45 anywhere! I've never seen a copy. Anyone got a scan?

Yeah, a popular track that's for sure. Even this one has had plays... (great backing)

What price you selling a copy for then Godz?

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/third-man-records-Rsd-2018-Joshua-Hedley-And-Frank-Wilson-Rsd18-Record-Store-Day/192517434498?hash=item2cd2eeec82:g:RzoAAOSwVWpa2vSa

Bit of info here suggesting that Carol is Bayer Sager and the 'D-Men / Fifth Estate' connection... https://www.45cat.com/record/k13568

Oh, thanks for putting that right WoodButcher

Don't think there was an actual 'boot' in the 70's, there was a legit re-issue of great quality....

Any info on this pair who did the 2 sided classic...? It has been suggested that Carol is 'Carole Bayer Sager' who was married to Burt Bacharach. So who's Gerri? Anybody know? Gerri Diamond perhaps?

You have a point! There must be at least 8 F.Valli / 4 Seasons tunes that have had plays on the NS scene. Can you name 8 from Otis? It must be the pop/Motown sound is (was?) more at home on the scene than the 'grits n' chiltlins' southern sound. EDIT: I suppose it's all about the danceability of a tune rather than where it's actual origins lie?

I get it, A Northern, Soul And Action Group just needed a comma.....however how do you explain this one then?

Here you go, scroll down a bit and you will see a gig ad for St. Louis Union 'The Group On The Northern Soul Scene'....this must have been in the 1960's surely!!! https://www.manchesterbeat.com/groups/stlouisunion/stlouisunion.php

Agree 100%

There is, I've seen it and may have saved it in my docs somewhere. I'll look for it.

'Rare Soul' was the other name being banded about (well, in the 80's anyway). I like the term 'Northern Soul', you have to admit it's got a good ring to it! Even the Yanks are calling it that now!!

Stan Vincent was also involved with this group's first 45 release back in the 60's (which was under their 'everyday name'). I don't believe they ever played live gigs as the Crow Just out of interest Roburt, what was their 60's / 'everyday' name?

Anybody noticed that the last 4 seem to be readily available on ebay for as little as £15/25 each? There seems to be an abundance of them. Any before that are in the £100 range (or thereabouts). What's happened? Are they pressing extra copies exclusively for dealers or is that the quality has dipped?

I've just added 103 to the Optimum catalogue on 45cat as it wasn't on there so that speaks for its elusive pedigree! https://www.45cat.com/record/nc709220us&rc=751286#751286 BTW: I collect the label and have 3 by the Royal Jesters.