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i know it's in demand, but i'm also out of touch with the r&b scene so I don't know if people also want the original. the original version is excellent R&B and was a local hit.

you should specify which version of the ricky allen you want -- tam-boo (much rarer and more expensive and funky / later) or Age (really good R&B)

there are two totally different versions of fugitive from love that she did. there's the turbo version and the earlier blue cat version. i'm not sure which one i like better, they are different but each is pretty good.

I got the info from KarlM who has the record and apparently it is, as landy mcneil's name is on the 45

the exact same tracks from this 45 were released as by Charlie Harris on Asbury, by the way.

yeah, this is the absolute worst, when someone calls you saying they have records and you look in the box and it's all 80s picture sleeves

I'm talking about this record, the other one would have blown up on manship for big money as it's a well known northern record. i also got this one for about $100, scott cheesebrew had some stock at the time and I got it off him. younger funk / sweet soul collectors want this for the "people wake up" side.

this is my pick

yeah, I don't see how anyone can bestow that specific title on anyone else when James Brown *is* Soul Brother Number 1. It's a more embedded title than Aretha being the "Queen of Soul" or Elvis being "the King of Rock and Roll" I also think it's funny that I've read twice on here that James Brown "there was a time" was a cover of Gene Chandler.

lots of collectors would chew their arm off for an opportunity to get that chances record for 200 pounds. but they aren't the type of collectors that look at manship auctions.

I don't think a soul fan or a collector buy records as an investment. One buys records that sounds good, the other accumulates plastic for the sake of accumulation. I was making the distinction between having a coherent collection (which is a 3rd type of person probably inbetween the two, or maybe a more targeted version of a "collector") and just having random records.

I think he did, except that he picked like the 4 rarest and they weren't very rare

This is why I'm so targeted / genre specific in my collecting. I get a sense of satisfaction from having a (relatively) close to "complete" collection of soul groups, and for having run all the records of a group or label. Random record hoarders (like that Paul Mahwinney guy) just think they have "most of the good records" when in reality they've spread themselves thin with little focus, and their collections aren't worth much.

that is depressing to look at. he can't even find a few 4-figure records to take pictures of out of 15,000 45s. it is depressing because he has so much of his life invested in collecting the records and thinks they're worth a ton of money when in reality he would have difficulty getting 1/10th of his asking price. it's also depressing because there are so many other collectors / hoarders in the same position.

Thanks, I actually never saw the ladellics for sale until I got it from someone on here recently, soul source rules. Thanks for pointing out the link problem, here is the correct link: https://www.sittinginthepark.com/10-23-2011.mp3? thanks again

you're looking to get fined by the soul police

Hi. Last sunday on the radio I did an all-music show. You can listen to the show directly at https://www.sittinginthepark.com/10-9-2011.mp3? . You can listen to more music shows and interviews at my websitewww.sittinginthepark.com . Playlist follows and thanks again for your interest. Thanks. Lovenotes - Beg Me - Cameo Betty Turner - Stay away from Jim - Infinity Ter-rells - (Because of) three little words - ABC Chalfontes - He loves me - Mercury Birds - He's my guy (and I love him) - Sue George Freeman - Why are you doing this to me - Shout Freddie Waters - Singing a new song - Curtom Al tiki Hudson - Cry baby - MR James Fry - Still around - Hi Romeo Taylor and the Starvells - Will you come back my love - Celestial Little Dooley - It's got to be now or never - North Bay Ronnie Miller - Listen to the music - Polydor OJ Smith - Hold on to you - Soul West Jim Gilstrap - Take your daddy for a ride - Roxsbury Patterson Twins - They're playing our song on the radio - Kon-kord Young Ladies - I'm tired of running around - Stang Ladellics - I'll never change my love for you - Mo-Jo Cornelius Brothers and Sister Rose - Since I found my baby - UA BJB - Gotta make me believe in you - Tee-ti Sir Dane and Darius - Baby please - Brother love Chain Reaction - If you're not there - Fish Manila Machine - Everything I do - Roulette Tierra - We belong together - 20th Century Starbright - He's an aries man - Dore Special Delivery - I destroyed your love - Mainstream thanks, Bob

you probably know this but Harvey Averne does a cover of both songs on an Atlantic 45

I think you mean "my dream"

the flip "should I take you home" is an awesome slower cut, check it out

I think Key-Loc is the first label. It's also the rarer press. RPR records was based in hollywood so I'm pretty sure it's the second, larger label. It seems dumb to me to not allow you to play it on RPR but the soul police should be able to comment further.

you probably already know this but the limelights was on ebay in 2008 and went for almost 7 gs

The velvet hammer 45s have different b-sides? Either way the same answer doesn't apply because some information came from the group itself. I see the botanic record appears to have been produced by swamp dogg. I think you could try to contact him to see if he has answers? Good luck.

the "my love is hot" record mentioned at the end of the article is the disco record "burning with fever" that I was referring to

Everything he writes there seems accurate -- he even acknowledges that willie weems was the main guitarist. Do you have an email for him? What interested me is actually the mention of the Chicago TNTs -- he has to be talking about the Chi-TNTs on Daran.