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interesting...i have an ernie fields record called "cockroach walk" on bb, credited to ernie fields and cockroach. it's basically just the instrumental backing to "broadway boogaloo" by guy maurice, also on bb....

hi, markus. i agree that the label definitely looks fake. typefaces aren't quite right, either. jackie shane wasn't alone in his dressing habits on the soul scene. bobby marchan was a female impersonator....i won't even bring up esquerita (s.q. reeder, eskew reeder) or little richard....and didn't arthur conley actually live out his days as a woman after leaving the u.s., or have i been misled?

can't be that rare, as i have it too! anyone want it? clean copy, make an offer.

ending in less than three hours...still at reasonable prices!!

i never understood why z.z.'s great "don't make promises you can't keep" wasn't bigger...especially as it shares a backing track with a much rarer northern biggie (whose identity escapes me at the moment...anyone??)...

here: https://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZsoulbabyQ...1QQfsooZ1QQrdZ0 seller: soulbaby

bump!

Prices in pounds. Paypal only. Set postage of £9 for England/Europe/Japan/Australia includes shipping via well-packed registered airmail. GRADING NOTE: I don't use any E grades. Little Ray, "Come Swim with Me" (Faro) M- (magic marker line on label) 150 George Hughley, "Do the Beatle" (Gaye) M- 300 Syl Johnson, "Do You Know What Love Is" (Special Agent white promo) VG+ 300 For the following, I'm looking for quick good offers; otherwise these go up on ebay shortly. Angela Davis, "My Love (Is So Strong)" (Flaming Arrow) VG++ (great shiny new copy; just has some light surface marks from being owned and played for a while, but they don't affect play) New World, "We're Gonna Make It" (Polydor) M-

i'm under the impression that fillmore slim has claimed credit for being rhon silva.

thanks, buddy

i wanna know what "i wanna know" is going for these days...midtempo soulful popcorn sound circa 1961 thanks! m

mine's a third look: black label stock copy.

there are also some superfluous guitar fills and a ride cymbal that clutters things up

i used to see these around quite a bit in the u.s., but haven't in a while. forgot how good it is till i played it last week!

wow, great price. which version? i'll take a copy of either one at that price too, please, if you've got.

Tommy T. & the Targets "Sales Pitch" / "Marching Coast to Coast" Big R M- WHITE PROMO up for grabs. offers, please, or onto the bay it goes....

DOWNTOWN SOULVILLE WITH MR. FINE WINE WFMU, Fridays, 7-8 p.m. New York time since 1994 years of archives available at www.wfmu.org/playlists/sv John Lemon Quartet featuring Genghis Kyle, Check Yourself (Tally) Lulu Reed, What Makes You So Cold (Federal) Joe Simon, Just Like Yesterday (Irral) Buddy Lamp, My Tears (Double L) Ruben Fort, So Good (Anna) Etta and Harvey, Spoonful (Chess) Roscoe Weathers Quintet, Root Flute (Cornuto) The "5" Royales, Take Me With You Baby (Home of the Blues) Lena Horne, Love Bug (United Artists) Hoagy Lands, Baby Let Me Hold Your Hand (Atlantic) James Shorter, Ready for the Heartbreak (La Beat) Earl Gains, It's Worth Anything (HBR) L'il Ray and the Fantastic Four, Soul Power (Upstream) Holy Disciples, Trying to Make a Hundred (Song Bird) Morning Echoes of Detroit, House of Mercy (Choice) The Sensational Skylights, Tell Mother (Choice) Sensational Birds of Harmony, You Can Depend on It (Lewis) The Five Blind Boys of Alabama, Something Got a Hold of Me (Gospel) Singing Cavaliers, You've Got to Move (Audio Gospel) The Meditation Singers, Look What the Lord Has Done (Gospel) The Gospel Keynotes, Ride the Ship to Zion (Nashboro) Allan Shaw & P. Langhorn, Stranded (C-O-S) Fred Hughes, I Keep Tryin' (Exodus) Linda Jones, I Can't Stand It (Loma)

www.wfmu.org/playlists/sv Smithstonian, Just Sittin' (Enterprise) Sugarpie Desanto, A Little Taste of Soul (Gedinson's) The Birds, I'd Love To (Sue) Don and Dewey, Get Your Hat (Specialty) John Lee Hooker, Think Twice Before You Go (Bluesway) Annie Williams, I've Got a Man (United Artists) Brook Benton, Come On Back (Mercury) Clifford Scott, Broadway Caravan (King) Tony Hestor, Watch Yourself (Karate) Jimmy Lewis, A Feelin' in Mah Bones (4J) Ronnie North, I've Gotta Hear It from You (Holly) Guitar Slim, That's What It's All About (BoRo) Little Walter, I Had My Fun (Checker) Sir Stan and the Counts, Soulin' (Magnum) Detroit Motor City Singers, Another Soldier (Von) Bobby Barnes, Times Are Bad (Discovery) Don Ray and Hobbit, We Don't Need It (Aslon) The Strides, Make Your Move (M-S) Jimmy "Soul" Clark, I Blew a Good Thing (Karen) Dave Hamilton, The Deacons (TCB) Joe Walker, This Is My Last Goodbye (Bold) King Floyd, You Got the Love I Need (Pulsar) Alder Ray Mathis, Take Me Baby (Jetstar) Herb Hardesty, Adam & Eva (Federal)

sorry to hijack, but that's one of four great ones i know of on the detroit aquarius: domestic five soul in-pressions ultimate ovation can't recall fourth one...red label instead of multicolored...sweet soul backed with funk instrumental... anyone know any other releases??

obviously i'm not THAT smart, as i've allowed myself to be drawn into this nonsense. a record tip for you, though, james: metros, "time changes things" (rca)...you should be able to pick it up for around a tenner.

a hypothetical question for the troubleman: what if, all other circumstances in your tale being the same, the dj had played instead the well-known, cheap metros' version of the song (which to my ears isn't significantly worse than the willie kendrick)? what would your reaction to that have been? would a mid-spin needle lift have been in order??

oh, my gosh, this is one of the most unintentionally hilarious things i've seen in months. man up, james. could you be any more self-important?

it is the same tuba, though, yes. novelty record. tuba released soul, jazz, folk, gospel, pop, and this one. mickey shorr was a detroit record/audio retailer whose business was next door to the tuba/music merchants office for a time. hey may have been a radio dj too.

on Bar outta Memphis...anyone? you could really take advantage of me with this record....

it's got that andre williams sound through and through...flip is "bassology"