Barry

Mixed bags - played in context, work.

NEXT DATE: I play a mixed bag of stuff - 60's/Northern/funk early doors and 70's/80's Soul/Boogie/Modern as the night wears on. In no specific order here's the first couple of hours from the 4th May: Joe Quarterman — Get Down Baby — Mercury Barrabus — Hi-Jack — Atco Mandrill — Hagalo — Polydor Lonnie Smith — Lean Meat — Groove Merchant Albert Collins — Cookin’ Catfish — 20th Century The Maskman & The Agents — Love Bandito — Dynamo Booker T & The MG’s — Jellybread — Stax Tony Middleton — Spanish Maiden - Storm Lloyd Price — Love Music — GSF Dave ‘Baby’ Cortez — Do It — Sound Pak Juggy Murray Jones — Inside America — Jupiter Cal Green — Revolution Rap — Mutt & Jeff Babe Ruth — Elusive — Capitol The Fantastic Johnny C — Boogaloo Down Broadway — Phil LA Joe Quarterman — So Much Trouble On My Mind — GSF Willie J & Co — Boogie With Your Baby — Ki Ki The Pace-Setters - Push On Jessie Jackson — Kent Roy Ayres Ubiquity — The Golden Rod — Polydor Manfredo Fest — Jungle Kitten — Tabu BT Express — Peace Pipe — mRoadshow EWF — Happy Feelin’ — CBS LJ Waiters & The Electrifiers — Can You Deal With It — Phil LA The Delights Orchestra — King Of The Horse — Atco Ross Carnegie & Co — Open Up Your Mind — El Con Jimmy Castor — Magic Saxaphone — Smash The Soulful Strings — Burning Spear — Cadet Hector Rivera — Do It to Me — Barry Gene Chandler — There Was A Time — Brunswick The Jackson Sisters — I Believe In Miracles — Mums Nino Tempo & The 5th Avenue Sax — Sister James — A&M King Errison - Zola - Canyon Bobby Womack — Across 110th Street — UA Johnny Jones & The King Casuals — Purple Haze — Brunswick Marlena Shaw — Let’s Wade In The Water — Cadet Marjorie Black — One More Hurt — Sue Bill Blacks Combo — Little Queenie — Hi Benny Spellman — Fortune Teller — Minit Rex Garvin & The Mighty Cravers — You Don’t Need No Help — WSJ Frankie (Love Man) Crocker — Ton Of Dynamite — Turbo Esther Phillips — Home Is Where The Hatred Is — Kudu Four Um — Day Dreaming — Libra The Nite-Liters — K-Jee — RCA Gary Toms Empire — 7654321 (Blow Your Whistle) — Pip Blacksmoke — What Goes Around Comes Around — Chocolate City Jewel - Pardise - Jewel Brief Encounter — Get a Good feeling — Capitol Betty Wright — Where Is The Love — Alston Dexter wansel — Life On Mars — Pir The Crusaders — Put It Where You Want It — Blue Thumb Steve Marshall — Maintain - Reynolds

Sounds like cue-burn marks Ernie

Been done meself - some of 'em I'll never get back and I still feel sick when I hear the ones missing - the biggest heartbreaker.

Apologies - at least it's on here.

Just spotted this on FB and thought I'd pass it on: LOST RECORDS — PLEA FOR HELP Around 3am last Saturday night in Exeter, my friend Craig Smith (aka the Funky Plumber) had his DJ box stolen just after playing at a bar in town. The contents represent the heart of one of the country (and the world)’s best funk 45 collections, not to mention plenty of killer soul rarities as well. I wouldn’t wish it on anyone, but this is just so sad. Craig is that breed of collector who has always completely ignored the less tasteful aspects of our scene — hype, status, politics etc — and just focused on amassing the music he’s loved for most of his life. As you can imagine he’s absolutely devastated, so this is a plea for help: please keep your ear to the ground in case it comes up for sale or surfaces in any other way. It’s instantly recognisable, since many of the records are known only by a small handful of copies — Andrew Brown on Brave, Black Exotics on United, Soul Authority Unlimited, Willie Wright, Earl Carter, Brass Horizon, Henderson and Jones, Delores Ealy - Honeydripper, Black Soul Express, Georgia Soul Twisters on Waxwing, etc etc. Please contact Craig directly — funkyplumber@gmail.com — if you know anything at all. And please share / pass this on as much as possible; the wider the net, the better the chance of getting them back.

Thought it was - he could make a nighter difficult for me at times that lad, depending what mood he was in. You're right - how many football hooligan books are there about specific 'supporters' - ours were pretty much the same but liked records.

Loved it Jock, vaguely remember it. Best line: "Next time I hope to have my own typewriter" :lol: Thommo the Bommo....Leicester? ("Pondies for the Pondie Boys maybe? ) Russ said it best - it whisked me right back to the time and I was lost for a spell. Great stuff and thanks for posting Chalky, made me week.

This is under the 'wildlife' category as if you knew our Mandy

https://movies.msn.com/movies/movie-synopsis/magnum-pi-paradise-blues/

That is correct mate, yes.

Friend of mine used 'SFS' as his funeral record, made a few people in the pews squirm - he always did have a good sense of humour.

A recent clip of a live version of 'Smiling Faces Sometimes' by Undisputed Truth in wondeful HD.

I'm at work presently but I'm sure it says from their UK Tour in 2008 somewhere on the clip - I hope I've not made that up ;0)

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/360630900442?ssPageName=STRK:MEDWX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1435.l2649

I don't think that the folk that have said they haven't bothered buying much new vinyl aren't convinced by the quality of new releases mate. The reply to people who have said they don't buy much new vinyl should be 'fair do's' if that's where you are at' instead of trying to turn a thread into, once again, an " I'm a better Soulie than you" competition.

....sorry link is dead..

I don't bother with much new vinyl - I think with me is the fact that it has no history, it's not got any time about it???!!! A different world today and new vinyl kinda reflects that new world - give me yesterday anyday.

Absolutely no idea Paul sorry.

12" always got played @ Rotherham Len - remember it being stuck on the wall in the record area with £50 on it.

Ivan Neville - Dance Your Blues Away... "...from your cowboy boots to your three piece suit!"

I'm amazed at the the copy of B&S drew. I've got virtually every copy from '68 to '81 and apart from a few early 70's issues that the centre poster has been removed and no doubt stuck on someones wall, in excellent condition. Do the older, 60's and 70's copies generally command this kind of price?

What did Determinations go for? Cheers