steve

On closer inspection it looks like the 'DJ copy, not for sale' and the 1962 cameo parkway records round the bottom edge of the lable seems to be added at a later or earlier time. Did they press just the lable first and the artist and song later on? answers needed on this please my friends, thank you Steve

Can anyone give me any detail about this copy, ie what release issue was it and when this got a release, thank you in advance

I got about 40/50 boots which I got in the mid 70s and a few in the 90s, its was the only way to get a record that was big at the time, they cost anything from about 50p to £1.25. I would never sell them, they were a part of what I loved, they were a part of the scene, everyone got them then. I think the same applies today, we never had E-bay or soul source then for information about a certain record or whether it was original or not, you saw a record in someone box, 'asked how much' the deal was done, never had any Intention of 'ripping anyone off' like artist, writers, producers etc, it just didn't enter my (our) heads This is in my opinion only How many times have we seen on here, someone asking if its a real one or not, sometimes we get 'ripped off too'

My facebook friends this isn't Madeline Bell, the one they put is completly different to this, sorry Ken, I think??

Thanks Ken. *** I award you 3

Can anyone tell me who's signig 'One step at a time' Its the same version as Maxine Brown's, but is on a plain white lable with Motown and ZSTC stamped on the lable, its on 'youtube' its says:- northern soul - rare Motown - one step at a time Thanks for your help Steve

I haven't heard it out for a very long time, but that's not to say it hasn't been played out

Not sure if you wanted a 12" Spring, but there's this one by Millie Jackson this too has the polydor logo, POSPX 29A/29B

I remember years ago Mr Self and Mr French putting on a Motown and Atlantic night at Cheltham, and it wasn't handbaggers stuff either, a great night all round

Oops

Did this ever get pressed on any other label but Stardust?

Arkwright, tears of laughter, the best I've read on here for a long time

Hi Lorraine, Welcome to soul source, I'm sure your'll lots of fun on here Will look out for future post you put up, All the best Steve

Two different colour greens, the blue/green is styrene and the green is vinyl

I remember maybe late 80s early 90s, there was a BBC documentary about the F.A Cup, and all the backing music was Northern Soul

Post no.7 there's a you tube link to it

Yeah sorry mate, I didn't get that far, should have read all the posts first,

Sorry Tabs it was 1975, I was 17, first time I went, we all went up from Banbury on a coach

got to agree with one, we had a DJ play this at one of our do's, me and Eddie Hubbard just looked at each other in horror