MikeHinNewJersey

An interview with Thomas Price on WBAI in New York https://archive.wbai.org/ Scroll down to "Soul Central Station" Sunday October 4, 2009 interview starts around 40 minutes. I'm not sure how long they leave these archives up for, so don't procrastinate

Looks like there's another on Manship's site https://www.raresoulman.co.uk/d/134757/CHACHERE,_L.

Try these two.....not complete.....good luck! https://www.discogs.c...ion+Records+(5) https://freeform.org/...Perception.html

You've been saving those up haven't you Russ Winstanley - sternly swain us Ian Dewhirst - tried an wish Barry May - mar by ray

Thanks for the info. My stock release copy has slightly different matrix numbers RVG-603-1 and RVG-599-3, different stampers I guess? Also, I will try and post the A side up in Refo Soul, I think its a little longer than 2:53.

I wonder if any of you knowledgeable chaps can help me out with this one? It appears to be a real CTI pressing, Supership & My Latin Brother, but different matrix numbers from the real release RVG-598 RE-6 on the A side and RVG-599-4 on the B

A recent article in the NY Times, I don't know if it tells us anything new, but an interesting read. https://www.nytimes.c...sic/16sont.html

Looks very interesting, there's an article with more info in Sunday's NY Times https://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/05/movies/05pare.html

Yep, the remix is the tune used for the Visa ad. It's been available digitally for a while, I hadn't seen it on vinyl before.

Another fine show Mr D, I'm glad its nice & sunny in the UK because its been raining for 40 days & 40 nights here, there's a bloke called Noah chopping trees down Still the music has me in a summery mood, even if the weather doesn't. Too many highlights this week, but I've got to say I got Jobell on 7" when it came out and it still gets played, and of course Randy Crawford Speaking of you know where, he seems reluctant to let me into his 12" stash, don't know why, maybe he's sold a lot of them off.....but I have relieved him of a lot of 7's, including a nice copy of Jean Wells on Calla and Philly Devotions on Don De....actually flipping through the pile I picked up a lot of nice stuff....I'll be back there again soon Thanks again for the heads up

Yes UK Contempo, licensed from Innovation II Records

Probably the Warner Bros one, but I could be wrong

Only just got around to listening to last weekend's show, a few highlights for me Marquito " Around Love " Original 12 Mix.......nice to hear quality soul music is still being made Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes " Be For Real - Remix.......superb!!! Rose Royce " Still In Love......still one of my faves David Porter " I Don¢Å¾¢t Know Why I Love You......haven't heard it in years, made me go & dig my David Porter albums out Gary Glenn " Torch For You.....great, great, great Thanks for the consistent quality music Mr D

Stax Northern Disco Sounds, sorry Ian, but he did ask Temprees - At Last William Bell - Happy Little Sonny - Wade In The Water Johnnie Taylor - Friday Night Rance Allen - There's Gonna Be A Showdown Mel & Tim - Free For All Anette Thomas - You Need A Friend Staple Singers - Oh La De Da Little Milton - Bet You I Win Major Lance - That's The Story Of My Life Jimmy Hughes - Chains Of Love Jones & Blumberg - The Rigt Track Margie Joseph - Medicine Bend

Sorry I have to disagree, Four Tops every time

Lee Rogers - I Want You To Have Everything Vivian Reed - I Wanna Be Free Fantastic Johnny C - Boogaloo Down Broadway

Copied off the Home Page on Manship's site WILSON, FRANK frank wilson has been WON for 25,742.00 uk pounds 38,079.08 USA dollars 28,562.47 euros 52,285.85 Australian dollars or 3,694,524.21 yen

I bought his "Multiply" CD blind on the recommendation of someone whose taste I respect, but I just couldn't get into it, I think one of my kids stole it from me Nothing else I've heard of his does it for me either

James, we all get it, you don't like Ian, why keep wasting everyone's time by trying to poke him in the eye to get a reaction? Its boring.

'twas the 'B' side to Rain Forest from the album Blue Eyed Soul

Englishman exiled to New Jersey

IMO you shouldn't tamper with the original label, even if water damaged, that would potentially devalue it more than the original damage. Clean labels are nice but I think someone once said "its what's in the grooves that counts"

Marvin Gaye claimed that most of the album "Easy" was recorded with Valerie Simpson doing a skillful imitation of Tammi. However, Valerie Simpson has been quoted as denying this......so we probably will never know for sure. I dug the album out for a listen after seeing this.....its superb....whoever is singing.

He has a couple of different versions out on different CD's A Night At The Playboy Mansion - Originals - Down To Love Town (Dim's Secret Re-Edit) (6:43) In The House Of Love - Originals - Down To Love Town (Dim's Disco Citay Remix) (6:31) or you could get a full 7:51 on the In The House Of Love (Part 1) double LP

Yes she was, and yes he was