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For sale: Marie Knight. Thats no way to treat a girl / Jack Montgomery Dearly Beloved. Kent/Town 102 demo: Mint minus: £100 Candy and the Kisses: Mr Creator Kent/Town 104 demo: Mint minus: £100 Bob Brady Goodbye Baby Chariot Ex to Mint minus: £150 Joe Bataan Under the streetlamp Uprite WD: Mint minus. £100 The Brothers Are you ready for this Italian RCA Mint minus: £50 Jerri Jackson I can almost believe Parallax. Mint minus £150 Bobby Black Right on Axis Mint minus £400 Fuller Brothers Times a wasting Soul Clock Mint minus £75 The Soul Shakers Get hip to yourself/ The cold letter Loma £75 Jeanette Williams All of a sudden Backbeat Mint minus £100 Mike and Ray If only you knew Giant Vg but plays ok. £200

Really shocked; had no idea. Top man; lovely guy and a real soul fan.

I have a UK DJM demo with rare company promo information sleeve; or did you just want the US one?

Thank you; yeah its great to see who we’ve been listening to all these years.

Great photo

Thanks Graham Tim

For sale: Lorraine Rudolph: Keep comin back for more: Jetstream: Mint minus. £100 Buck Rodgers Movement: Take it from me girl. 21st Century. Looks Ex, plays Mint minus. £100. Jerri Jackson: I can almost believe: Parallax. Mint minus. £100. Willie Cooper and the Webs: You dont love nobody. Whiz. Mint minus. £100. Eldridge Holmes: Lovely Woman. Deesu. Mint minus. £100.

Yeah he was a character Rob

Cheers Chalky

Another Detroit photo. This is Sam Ward (Singin Sammy Ward) of ‘Sister Lee’ fame, outside his house. Sammy was a real character; exactly as you see him in this photo; a real cool cat and a funny guy. Every photo Ive got of him is the same; smiling, happy and cool. He was fun to be with. When Jacqui Kavanagh and I got to his house, as we were knockin on his door, he pulled up the drive in some big old Cadillac. He saw us, smiled, then sat there for a good minute whilst proceeding to empty a bumper bag of chips straight down his throat. Jac and I were in stitches laughing; he then got out the car laughing too. I’ve got a great colour photo of him in his lounge putting a copy of ‘Sister Lee’ on his deck; but thats for another time. Enjoy Tim

Yre very welcome

Hi Chris, yeah thats right, and it used to make me smile privately when I’d hear of US guys I knew trying to find ‘Robert Kreiner’s’ in Michigan not realising that it was a famous Detroit/Motown guitarist super easy to find and living in Nashville!.

Cheers Russ, Thank you. I never put it up digitally coz 20 years on Ive still actually got hard copies of the mag left!! I only did a run of 500 and still have about 100 left. Its easy to get the impression that theres a lot of interest in the background stuff, but my experience is that seemingly there isnt 500 people on the scene who would pay to read it. Unbelievably when i brought out that mag it was less than a fiver and still people wouldnt buy it!! Thats why i never did the follow up mag which was supposed to be the Nabay/Dena Barnes one, but I lost heart after the first one and never bothered. Its a real shame, but I think thats the reality; real deep interest isnt as widespread as we think it is.

Thank you Steve Tim

Cheers Jim