Prophonics 2029

I have a blue - white with delta, stamp and a silver - blue with Sheldon and another silver - blue with a delta so I have no idea. Sure I have seen a demo white and blue.

Clearing out some doubles I have and other suff i have on LP. I will put a few sound clips up for the lesser know stuff. Falcons - I Can't help It - Big Wheel Blue Canadian £20 M- WOL and a date stamp May 24 1967 Johnnie Mae Matthews - Itty Bitty Heart - Spokane -SOLD Reperata & The Delrons - It's Waiting There - Mala YLP £20 VG++ Bobby Marchan -Funny Style - Dial WLP £35 M The Lamont Cranston Band - Taking A Chance - Waterhouse - M- £50 Ernestine Anderson - Your Not The Guy For Me - Sue £60 M XOL came out twice -You Desreve The Best - B Side Delores Clark - Living To Please - Antares -£70 M Darlene Paul - All Cried Out - Capitol £40 VG++ 2 M- Paul Sindab - Can't Wait No Longer - Kasika £50VG++ 2 M- Wille Tee - Walking Up A One Way - Atlantic £20 VG++ The Supremes - A Breath Taking Guy - Motown - £20 M The Elgins - Found Your Self A Fool - Valiant - £30 VG++ Catalinas - Laughin Through Tear's - £25 M Ike & Tina Turner - Somebody somewhere Needs You UK WB SOLD Tari Stevens - Your love was a False Alarm - Fairmount Demo M £90 Gerri Granger- Castle In The Sky - Big Top SOLD Gerri Granger- Castle In The Sky - Big Top £50 VG++ Frank Howard - Judy - Excello - M DJ SOLD Funny_Style_2.mp3 All_Cried_Outs.mp3

Woops

I remember going to the first night, Dean Parish was supposed to be on but it got cancelled, was this the mystery of the nights.

The error market. I bought this CD in error, it contains the artists Frank Wilson, Bobby Paris Maxine Brown etc but its all the same PC generated Motown mix so dissapointed.

Northern Soul is not a product that you can make its something that's found and not of the mainstream. Where will this get played ?, I can't see it being played at a 4 year olds birthday party.

Is it me but all the tunes sound like the same track and singer.

Just down loaded that picture of the Dome and can't find it in my Mac but found my playlist when I did a warm up spot. Date on the file is 29/03/04 1 THE MARROITS TELL IT LIKE IT IS ABC. 2 UNTOUCHABLES RASING' SUGAR CAIN MADISON. 3 LIZ VERDI THINK IT OVER COLOMBIA. DJ 4 HERMAN GRIFFIN DREAM GIRL MERCUARY. 5 LITTLE JOE ROYAL MAMA DIDN'T RAISE NO FOOLS TOLLIE. DJ. 6 JACKIE & THE TONNETTES YOU GOT TO CHOOSE WHEELS CITY. 7 ACCENTS WHO YOU GONNA LOVE ONEDERFUL. 8 IMPACTS PIGTAILS DCP. DJ. 9 MONTCLAIRS HEY YOU ARCH. 10 ANNABEL FOX LONLEY GIRL SATIN. DJ. 11 MARJAYS FIND A WAY OUT MAGIC TOUCH. 12 BOBBY COLMAN PLEASURE GIRL BOUNTY. DJ. 13 BOBBY MARCHAN FUNNY STYLE DIAL. DJ. 14 JAMES COIT BLACK POWER PHOOF. DJ. 15 INSPARATIONS YOUR WISH IS MY COMMAND MIDAS. 16 JACK MONTGOMERY DO YOU BELIEVE IT SCEPTER 17 MOSES DILLARD I'LL PAY THE PRICE MARK V. 18 ARTHER ALEXANDER KEEP HER GUESSIN DOT 19 COURT DAVIS TRY TO THINK EAST COAST. 20 THE DEADBEATS NO SECOND CHANCE STRATA 21 CHAUMONTS NOW YOU'VE GONE BAYSOUND. 22 ROCK CANDY ALONE WITH NO LOVE DONTEE . DJ. How can I scatch my name on the picture I am behind Simsy

Thanks for that link Sebastian. I wonder if its a pressing plant cock up. Somebody should (like Manifesto) interview Mr Gardner he has a wealth of information to share. He told me years ago that he had built True Glow Town studios, it was wood and burnt down and that he had played the drums on My Baby like to Boogaloo, great facts.

I think I can say The Dome stands alone in it's own right, when you try and compare it to other venues like the Mecca. The Mecca was a different buzz altogether and a very different dance style especially with the main funk room over spill. With Scene Ville, 100 Club and The Dome at that time there was a strong healthy Competition of tunes, I remember DJ's from all the clubs standing at the edge of the dance floor waiting for the next Andy Rix acetate, the Dave Flynn cover up, Butch's latest a great time to be had in London. Not sure but Greg's radio show could have something to do with the acceleration of the scene.

So are they two different records all together or just different versions it sounds like its called Hold Back The Tears. As for the Don thing, I collect his records going back to 1953 and I am sure I would spot him in a snow storm but nothing on paper.

https://the.soulclub.org/cgi-bin/alpha?s=T Tommy_Andre_-_One_More_Try.ram Is this the same track, its Don Gardner great Tune

Dose LT stand for Little Tommy? if its the case I will trade my Demo for LT and JM on Kool Kat bargin

So for the record can anyone list DJ's, the starts and finishes I remember Joe Wallace at Shorditch with Alan & Carl did Stuart Tyler play at Shorditch? then didn't Dave join a bit later at the Dome.

Its a 40 pounder isn't it 150 for the other version.

Suit Yourselves pen mark is 2/4/68 475

Sound disc I cons back Cool

I have one M I think except for a little pen mark.

The Dome, never missed one of them, Greg, Carl, Dave, Alan fantastic line up with a superb mix of tastes, but to get one of the DJ's to play a record that's an out and out boot from the core and to try and pass it off as a valid entity is just taking the piss out of us all, VERY SAD

He did 3 on Jubilee JB1219-10 JB12115-6 JB12133-4 Little Girl Blue is the best IMO of these recordings, very Jimmy Smith whome Don had The Sonetones with

Is The Marva record -Later For You Baby on Time? later_for_you_baby.mp3

The 4 Vulnerable's was played Ian had a copy and Carl played it for him. At the time it sounded ok but on further listens its very plink plink fizz.

Terry Callier's Ordinary Joe but the LP's have a longer version and the alternate mix.

It just to say that the records was not of fantastic quality from day one and to have a counterfeit pressing, manufactured on inferior vinyl that apparently isn't of the regular Motown standard you would expect to be of poor sound quality as well, but I see what you mean about the print being strange and not very clear. I have been checking my Motown singles, I must admit its not a record label that I collect doubles of and have come a cross some interesting differences like my Eddie Holland with a Nashville and an ARP stamped in the dead wax but no logo at the bottom of the label, quiet a selection. I always thought C was for copy rite and p was for a re print or second issue? About the recording and loss of tapes I read it in a Mowtown book that also went on about some guy who had invented a 3 track recorder and amps that had a habit of bursting into flames from heat from bad cables.

Not sure if I have eve seen a Monarch Motown press, seen a Howard Guyton styrene issue