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    INTENTIONS - I'M LOSIN' YOUR LOVE - UP TIGHT - M- £150

    BLACK EYED PEAS - SMALLEST MAN ALIVE - ULTRA-CITY - EX £80

    LEE WILLIAMS - IT'S EVERYTHING ABOUT YOU (THAT I LOVE) - CARNIVAL - EX+ SOLD

    DYNAMITE SINGLETARY - THE SAME WAY YOU LOVE YOUR MAN YOU CAN LOVE ME - DYNAMITE - EX+ £170

    CHUCK BERNARD - MY BABY -SATELLITE - DEMO - M- £30

    All prices include p&p to the UK - paypal welcome

    Classic Stafford......an allnighter sound of quality........was it Guy who played this first..?....i snaffled mine soon after...i remember mint copies turned up at the time (85/86)........is Les-Stan a Texas label..?..Paul Kelly involvement...i suspect that the copies which turn up now are mostly out of collections.......unlike you to sell too cheap Tony..... :shades:

    We all make mistakes Jim, always a pleasure to see you, hope you're keep well.

    you mentioned this to me but nothing could of prepared me :lol: :lol: :thumbup:

    Lets put it another way Tony, what if your'e just offered, or hit upon this fantastic track on an authentic looking dub plate, you think its amazing, but discover its origin and its been doctored in someway or other.Do you continue to play it? shades of Ginger and the four vandals affair here, but surely to quote mr Gordy, its whats in the ................

    Having had the privilege to read some of Berry Gordy's hand written notes on a demo, it surely is what's in the groove that counts and judging by his notes he really did look at the production from every angle and if it wasn't good enough he didn't put it out. Obviously there was quite a lot of unreleased Motown that should have been released, but if it had have been would it have made it commercially? That's another story.

    I heard a radio interview with Ginger and the story behind the Four Vandals and I really didn't blame his actions towards a certain producer, enough said.

    Like have said there are thousands of brilliant 45's why would you want to waste your time experimenting!

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    Is it ever acceptablee to play a re- edit or re- production at a night/ nighter? Just say you had a fantastic acetate of master recording of some lost 6ts, or 7ts recording, but it just wasnt finished, it didnt have a bassline, drums, or needed an organ to fill out ther sound or maybe a terrible phyc guitar solo in the middle . Just say you had a working knowledge of music production, pro tools. ect. Would you use your skills to complete the track, cut it onto acetate and play it out? Obviously there are loads of variations on this theme, which I'm sure you'll identitfy!

    Why would you want to, there's plenty of really great tunes out there, without re-editing and mixing anything.

    If it wasn't finished off in the studio, there was probably a very good reason, because it wasn't good enough for release and public performance in the first place.

    I agree with Russ, it's a can of worms and I doubt the artist would see a penny, not unless you are truthfully are going to do it under licence from the record company etc :g:

    Cut it onto acetate and play it out :pirate:???? Sounds a bit like another thread on here :no:

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    Thank you for asking me along to play a few tunes, here's what I played in no particular order.

    THE TEMPTONES ~ GIRL I LOVE YOU ~ ARCTIC

    COLLINS AND COLLINS ~ TOP OF THE STAIRS ~ A&M

    EL ANTHONY ~ WE'VE BEEN IN LOVE TOO LONG ~ LA CINDY

    PAT & THE BLENDERS ~ JUST BECAUSE ~ FAST EDDIE

    TOMMY NAVARRO ~ I CRIED MY LIFE AWAY ~ DE JAC

    GEORGE KIRBY ~ WHAT CAN I DO ~ CADET

    VIVIAN CAROL ~ OH YEAH, YEAH, YEAH ~ MERBEN

    MOMENTS ~ YOU SAID ~ DEEP

    DYNAMITE SINGLETARY ~ THE SAME WAY YOU LOVE YOUR MAN YOU CAN LOVE ME ~ DYNAMITE

    BOBBETTES ~ HAVING FUN ~ RCA

    WIL COLLINS & WILLPOWER ~ ANYTHING I CAN DO ~ BAREBACK

    PAGES ~ HEARTACHES & PAIN ~ SUNSTRUCK

    DELEGATES OF SOUL ~ I'LL COMING RUNNING BACK ~ UP LOOK

    COOKIE SCOTT & THE CHEVELLES ~ I DON'T CARE ~ ORR

    E RODNEY JONES ~ PEACE OF MIND ~ TUFF

    SOUL BROS INC ~ PYRAMID ~ GOLDEN EYE

    CLARENCE HILL ~ A LOT OF LOVIN' GOIN' ROUND ~ MAINSTREAM

    ASCOTS ~ JUST A FEW FEET FROM THE GUTTER ~ AMERICAN PLAYBOY

    VOLTAIRE'S ~ MY, MY, MY BABY ~ BACONE

    HERB WARD ~ STRANGE CHANGE ~ ARGO

    TOMMY TUCKER ~ THAT'S HOW MUCH! ~ FESTIVAL

    AMBERS ~ ANOTHER LOVE ~ SMASH

    BOBBIE SMITH ~ WALK ON INTO MY HEART ~ AMERICAN ARTS

    Here are some of the tunes (almost all I would say) I had teh fun to play during our small but intense little Hip City Soul Club weekender. Obviously not in order

    Tabby Thomas "One Day"

    Hitch The Highway Killer C/UP

    Eddie Clover "Think It Over"

    Harmonics "Be Your Man"

    William C. Belton "Come On Back To Me Baby"

    Fred Williams "The Dance Got Old"

    Salt & Pepper C/UP

    Grey Imprint "Do You Get The Message"

    Clay Brown "Talking` Soul"

    Roy Roberts " So Much In Love"

    Fred Williams "Tell Her"

    John Harris & The Soul Sayers "Hangin` In"

    John Ellison C/UP

    Sacred Four "Somebody Watching You"

    Brother Love "Precious Dove"

    Vontels "Ta-Hula Hoop"

    Marlyn Barbarin "Just A Teenager"

    Romona Collins "You`ve been Cheating"

    Jimmy Andrews "Big City Playboy"

    Adkins Brothers unrel. acetate

    Leroy Clofer "Mr. Big Man"

    Chain Reaction "Search For Tomorrow"

    World Committee Of People C/UP

    Chymes "Wrong Crowd"

    Jospeh Webster C/UP

    Energetics "You Make Me Nothing"

    P.J. City "Straight Forward"

    Rideout "Spend Some Time"

    Joanne McDuffie C/UP

    Mc Duffie Sisters C/UP

    Classics "So Glad I Found You"

    Sidney Barnes "I Hurt On The Other Side"

    Hank Hodge "Eye For An Eye"

    Paul Vann "One Track Mind"

    Grey Imprint "Do You Get The Message"

    Great playlist, especially these :thumbsup:

    Thank you Tony for inviting myself to play a few tunes for you all. I've got to apologise for playing the Magnificent 7 for the second time in the night. As we got a bit lost getting there we arrived a tad late so had missed your spot and didn't know you had already played it,

    Repeating records in one night is one of my top hates on the scene as the people who know me will know.

    So please forgive me??

    Great records played by all dj's, enjoyed all the spots. Quality sounds.

    Heres what i can remember playing.

    Louis Paul---The change will do you good---Intro

    Johnny Moore---Lonely heart in the city---Blue rock

    Trends---Not to old to cry---ABC

    Magnificent 7---Never will i make you cry---Dial (AGAIN)!!!! Sorry

    Kings of Soul---Girl what have you done---Down to earth

    El Anthony---We've been in love too long---La Cindy

    Exits---I dont want to hear it---Gemini

    Dynamics---You make me feel good---RCA

    Four thoughts---Kisses and roses---Womar

    Otis Leavill---Gotta right to cry---Lucky

    Districs---One lover---Nile

    Bobby Smith---Girl---C/U

    Bobby blues ray---Soul---Sac-soul city

    Mystiques---Put out the fire---Twinight

    Dave Charles---Aint gonna cry no more---Donnie

    Tommy Turner---Lazy---Elbam

    Volumes---Aint gonna give you up---Karen

    Frankie and the damons---Man from soul---JCP

    Garland Green---Angel baby---UNI

    C/u--- Just because---C/U

    Albert jones---I do love you---Tri-city

    Clay brown---Why you want to change---Florentine

    Think that was the lot. An honour and pleasure as always Tony to be asked, many thanks. Karl

    Quality spot Karl, there were a few asking about the 45's you played on Saturday, really appreciate you posting your playlist. See you soon, Tony

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    Here's what I played in no particular order - (The next Kindred Soul @ Bidds will be Saturday December 10th with guests Mick H, Carl & Maria Willingham, Nige Brown, Pete Best) :thumbup:

    THE SOUL CITY - I SHOT FOR THE MOON - MERCURY

    MARSHALL & THE CHI-LITES - PRICE OF LOVE - DAKAR

    BOBBETTES - HAVING FUN - RCA

    ATTRACTIONS - BURN UP SOME ROAD - DE-TO

    ELI "THE PROPHET" - TAKE A LITTLE GIVE A LOT - ALA

    JESSE JOHNSON - LEFT OUT - OLD TOWN

    GEORGE KIRBY - WHAT CAN I DO - CADET

    COOKIE SCOTT - I DON'T CARE - ORR

    WILLIE & THE MAGNIFICENTS - FUNKY 8 CORNERS - ALL PLATINUM

    VIVIAN CAROL - OH YEAH, YEAH, YEAH - MERBEN

    TONY CLARKE - A WRONG MAN - M-S

    BARBARA MASON - YOU BETTER STOP IT - ARCTIC

    DYNAMITE SINGLETARY - THE SAME WAY YOU LOVE YOUR MAN YOU CAN LOVE ME - DYNAMITE

    CHOSEN FEW - BIRTH OF A PLAYBOY - MAPLE

    BARBARA CARR - MY MAMA TOLD ME - CHESS

    BOBBIE SMITH - WALK ON INTO MY HEART - AMERICAN ARTS

    FRIENDLY PEOPLE - I AIN'T GOT NOTHIN' BUT THE BLUES - VMP

    BLACK EYED PEAS - SMALLEST MAN ALIVE - ULTRA-CITY

    DR SOUL - LEFT EYE JUMP - MON'CA

    GEORGE BYRD - YOU BETTER TELL HER SO - TRC

    E RODNEY JONES - PEACE OF MIND - TUFF

    ISONICS - SUGAR - KAMMY

    ARCHIE BELL - A THOUSAND WONDERS - SP ATLANTIC

    RONNIE DYSON - FEVER - LP Track

    MARY SAXTON - LOSING CONTROL - Birchmont LP

    A big thank you to everyone who travelled to be with us, see you in December :hatsoff2:

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    Here's what I played in no particular order

    E RODNEY JONES - PEACE OF MIND - TUFF

    BUDDY MILES - WHAT DOES IT TAKE (TO WIN YOUR LOVE) - PRIORITY

    NATURAL FOUR - I THOUGHT YOU WERE MINE - ABC

    SUGAR AND THE SPICES - HAVE FAITH IN ME - SWAN

    GEORGE TINLEY - AIN'T GONNA WORRY ABOUT YOU - DOO-WOPP

    MAJOR HARRIS - CALL ME TOMORROW - EPIC

    THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE - SAVIN' MY LOVIN' FOR YOU - PALMER

    THE DYNAMICS - YOU MAKE ME FEEL SO GOOD - RCA

    ANN SEXTON - YOU'VE BEEN GONE TOO LONG - SEVENTY 7

    HARVEY SCALES - TRACKDOWN - MAGIC TOUCH

    VIVIAN CAROL - OH YEAH, YEAH, YEAH - MERBEN

    JESSE JOHNSON - LEFT OUT - OLD TOWN

    SOUL BROS INC - PYRAMID - GOLDEN EYE

    HERB WARD - STRANGE CHANGE - ARGO

    COLLINS AND COLLINS - TOP OF THE STAIRS - A&M

    THE ASCOTS - A FEW FEET FROM THE GUTTER - AMERICAN PLAYBOY

    VOLTAIRE'S - MY, MY, MY BABY - BACONE

    THE MOMENTS - YOU SAID - DEEP

    RUBY - FEMININE INGENUITY - GOLD TOKEN

    DELEGATES OF SOUL - I'LL COME RUNNING BACK - UP LOOK

    HOUSTON OUTLAWS - AIN'T NO TELLING - WESTBOUND

    STER-PHONICS - DON'T LEAVE ME - MAS-TOK

    BOBBETTES - HAVING FUN - RCA

    THE DELCOS - ARABIA - SHOWCASE

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