The Tempest Posted September 29, 2009 Author Posted September 29, 2009 june conquest - almost persuaded - Quality beat ballad that is so underplayed nowadays , thanks for posting it ,
Tricky Posted September 30, 2009 Posted September 30, 2009 How about, Freddie North - The Hurt Turks - Bad Brought The Good. Roy ?? - You,ve Changed My Whole World Around. Invaders - Best Is Yet To Come. King Earnest -
Chalky Posted October 1, 2009 Posted October 1, 2009 june conquest - almost persuaded - I thought this was one of Guy's?
Chalky Posted October 1, 2009 Posted October 1, 2009 How about, Roy ?? - You,ve Changed My Whole World Around. Do you mean Charles Farren - You've Changed My Whole Life Around - Hawk?
Louise Posted October 1, 2009 Posted October 1, 2009 Hi Chalky Our Trev's at a very funny age, you know kinda forgetful except when it comes to whose's round! I think he means: Roy Wright You Changed My Whole Life Around On Vick Records Dave W
Chalky Posted October 1, 2009 Posted October 1, 2009 Hi Chalky Our Trev's at a very funny age, you know kinda forgetful except when it comes to whose's round! I think he means: Roy Wright You Changed My Whole Life Around On Vick Records Dave W Hi Dave Think I'm at same age as Trev forgot about the Roy Wright, could only remember Charles Farren.
Chalky Posted October 1, 2009 Posted October 1, 2009 What's the first track Keb plays on this? Sounds like I should know it but I'm Arthur Alexander - Keep Her Guessing - Dot
Tony Smith Posted October 1, 2009 Posted October 1, 2009 How about, Freddie North - The Hurt Turks - Bad Brought The Good. Roy ?? - You,ve Changed My Whole World Around. Invaders - Best Is Yet To Come. King Earnest - Turks and Freddie North both Dave Thorley mate.
Tony Smith Posted October 1, 2009 Posted October 1, 2009 I tend to remember his storming tunes like this one, but he also had an ear for some of the slower stuff, and despite it rarely being played anywhere, probably because its a cheapie, but June Conquest - Almost Persuaded, (Laura Green c/u) always makes me think of Keb. Am I right or is my mind playing tricks? Another fast one I cant see mentioned The Miller Sisters - Your Love (is guaranteed). He uncovered it at an alldayer in Tamworth, after a Stafford niter, and sold it to me for £6. Miller Sisters, Guy's Vonettes c/u originally
Toodarnsoulful Posted October 2, 2009 Posted October 2, 2009 For me it was Mixed Feelings - sha la la, not sure if he was the first but he was the first person i heard playin it on a japanese radio show.. L
Guest in town Mikey Posted October 2, 2009 Posted October 2, 2009 Miller Sisters, Guy's Vonettes c/u originally You are right Tony. Perhaps thats why Keb sold it to me And Chalks, again you are right. Someone even pointed out that guy always used to say - Wait for the beat.
Chalky Posted October 2, 2009 Posted October 2, 2009 Turbines on Cenco, don't think it's been mentioned and a Keb spin wasn't it.
Tony Smith Posted October 3, 2009 Posted October 3, 2009 Nearly right Tony! Turks first Cliff Steele, Daves came from me via Dim Dave. Steve Stand corrected mate!
Kev Moore Posted October 3, 2009 Posted October 3, 2009 Without a doubt the best records Keb ever played late 80's when he was Djing at The Alexander in Clapham (and the best dancefloor response) were Nothing's too good for my baby-Stevie Wonder & Sweet Darlin' Jimmy 'Soul' Clarke-not saying he didn't play other good tunes mind yer!
Guest Mrs M Posted October 3, 2009 Posted October 3, 2009 Keb 'och aye the newies' as he was once billed at a Buzzard nighter ... WASN'T THIS A C/U OF RICHARD SEARLING AT WIGAN AS PHIL ORSI "WITH ME YOU'LL WANT TO STAY" BACK END OF THE 7T'S.........
Guest Mrs M Posted October 3, 2009 Posted October 3, 2009 Arthur Alexander - Keep Her Guessing - Dot DISCOVERED BY PETE LAWSON. C/U FOR HIM BY DAVE MOLLOY AS JOHNNY HONNICUTT - THE GUESSING GAME.
soulsalmon Posted October 4, 2009 Posted October 4, 2009 DISCOVERED BY PETE LAWSON. C/U FOR HIM BY DAVE MOLLOY AS JOHNNY HONNICUTT - THE GUESSING GAME. Still remember being there when they covered it Julie,how you both doing ATB Salmon
Guest Mrs M Posted October 4, 2009 Posted October 4, 2009 Still remember being there when they covered it Julie,how you both doing ATB Salmon We are just great Salmon. Hope all still ok with you and still on the mend. Dave says hello amongst over abuse he always sends to you but his well mannered better half just says a big hello x. Take care J & D xx
Ion T Posted October 4, 2009 Posted October 4, 2009 Hi, Keb and Guy were definitely the boys in the mid 80s and turned over an amazing amount of records. One of Stafford's great strengths (and weaknesses!) was that if you missed one week you would probably not know a good proportion of the tunes at the next niter. Keb's great tunes are too many to mention but like any of the other greats he did spin a few shockers. I don't know if this deserves another thread but The Terrible Tom c/u (my traumatised mind has erased the artist details as a defence mechanism), There She Goes Again (Again, remember it was on Columbia but rest erased) and the Enchantments still give me nightmares! All best Ion PS Jackie Day, Venturas definitely Henigan sounds!
arnie j Posted October 4, 2009 Posted October 4, 2009 Hi, Keb and Guy were definitely the boys in the mid 80s and turned over an amazing amount of records. One of Stafford's great strengths (and weaknesses!) was that if you missed one week you would probably not know a good proportion of the tunes at the next niter. Keb's great tunes are too many to mention but like any of the other greats he did spin a few shockers. I don't know if this deserves another thread but The Terrible Tom c/u (my traumatised mind has erased the artist details as a defence mechanism), There She Goes Again (Again, remember it was on Columbia but rest erased) and the Enchantments still give me nightmares! All best Ion PS Jackie Day, Venturas definitely Henigan sounds! help,truth and portraits -emotion,or summat like that, pat brady spin i thought ? (im on about the terrible tom cover up) mad tune, is this the tune u are on about bud, think the label is love ??? mines a red label
Ion T Posted October 4, 2009 Posted October 4, 2009 Hi, That was the one. I remember being at Keb's flat when he got it. Definite Keb spin! All best Ion
soulsalmon Posted October 5, 2009 Posted October 5, 2009 Hi, That was the one. I remember being at Keb's flat when he got it. Definite Keb spin! All best Ion True love is the label,wasnt there she goes again by nicky newmarkers or something like that ?
Tony Smith Posted October 5, 2009 Posted October 5, 2009 True love is the label,wasnt there she goes again by nicky newmarkers or something like that ? Hi Salmon, It was Ray Jimenez on Columbia, c/u as Nicky Newbery
Gene-r Posted October 5, 2009 Posted October 5, 2009 Someone even pointed out that guy always used to say - Wait for the beat. Yep, you're right there Mikey - usually followed up with "here it comes".
grant Posted March 16, 2010 Posted March 16, 2010 Yep, you're right there Mikey - usually followed up with "here it comes". usually during the intro of gerri diamond - only you can feel the force
Soulacola Posted March 16, 2010 Posted March 16, 2010 hmm never saw him play in the 80's that i can remember but found my way into madam JOJO's in Soho London about last year on a pub crawl. My mate from Camden rang him to guest list us. he said " Keb,s got a regular night in here and its ace".as i remember it used to be called Kebs deep funk?? we got there bought two 7 quid drinks ( thank god i didnt pay to get in) and he was spinning what can only be described as big band pseudo rockabilly swing. Bloody terrible. now i love old RNB, hard rockabilly and riff lead rock n roll but this was bloody aweful, i can take drums and bass and i can take early house and i'll listen to classic music if im in the right mood but this was bloody awefull, no really bloody awefull.
grant Posted March 16, 2010 Posted March 16, 2010 hmm never saw him play in the 80's that i can remember but found my way into madam JOJO's in Soho London about last year on a pub crawl. My mate from Camden rang him to guest list us. he said " Keb,s got a regular night in here and its ace".as i remember it used to be called Kebs deep funk?? we got there bought two 7 quid drinks ( thank god i didnt pay to get in) and he was spinning what can only be described as big band pseudo rockabilly swing. Bloody terrible. now i love old RNB, hard rockabilly and riff lead rock n roll but this was bloody aweful, i can take drums and bass and i can take early house and i'll listen to classic music if im in the right mood but this was bloody awefull, no really bloody awefull. amazing how peoples tastes change so dramatically (or in this case 'drastically')
Alan Walls Posted March 16, 2010 Posted March 16, 2010 I have a marvelous tape from '84 Keb made me. Proper, old skool home taping, done on one of those mono tape recorders propped up against the speaker. At various intervals you can hear in the background a whistling kettle, someone knocking on the front door and the toilet flushing! Off the top of my head I can remember: The Classics - So Glad I Found You The Limelites - Don't Leave Me Baby The Empires - You're On Top Girl The Soul Set - Will You Ever Learn (which he claimed Guy sold to him for all of 6 quid!) The Young Brothers - What's Your Name The COD's - She's Fire and a cracking early 70's dancer covered up as George Hobson - I Have A Girl. Our old mentor from Tranent, the late Neil McKillop, had the only other copy I knew of. Never did find out who it really was. As Ion mentioned earlier, top man as Keb was he could drop the odd honky howler. Jagged Edge - Baby You Don't Know on RCA, anyone? Or The Enchantments - I'm In Love With Your Daughter?
grant Posted March 16, 2010 Posted March 16, 2010 I have a marvelous tape from '84 Keb made me. Proper, old skool home taping, done on one of those mono tape recorders propped up against the speaker. At various intervals you can hear in the background a whistling kettle, someone knocking on the front door and the toilet flushing! Off the top of my head I can remember: The Classics - So Glad I Found You The Limelites - Don't Leave Me Baby The Empires - You're On Top Girl The Soul Set - Will You Ever Learn (which he claimed Guy sold to him for all of 6 quid!) The Young Brothers - What's Your Name The COD's - She's Fire and a cracking early 70's dancer covered up as George Hobson - I Have A Girl. Our old mentor from Tranent, the late Neil McKillop, had the only other copy I knew of. Never did find out who it really was. As Ion mentioned earlier, top man as Keb was he could drop the odd honky howler. Jagged Edge - Baby You Don't Know on RCA, anyone? Or The Enchantments - I'm In Love With Your Daughter? Enchantments (unlike the other howlers) has stayed quite a popular tune and still getting spins here and there today Alan
Manfromsoul45s Posted March 16, 2010 Posted March 16, 2010 Keb Floorfillers, appeared in the Echoes in 86 or 87..... Only problem there mate is at least half of these were Jim Wensora's plays.. Universals is up there though..
Manfromsoul45s Posted March 16, 2010 Posted March 16, 2010 Hi, Keb and Guy were definitely the boys in the mid 80s and turned over an amazing amount of records. One of Stafford's great strengths (and weaknesses!) was that if you missed one week you would probably not know a good proportion of the tunes at the next niter. Keb's great tunes are too many to mention but like any of the other greats he did spin a few shockers. I don't know if this deserves another thread but The Terrible Tom c/u (my traumatised mind has erased the artist details as a defence mechanism), There She Goes Again (Again, remember it was on Columbia but rest erased) and the Enchantments still give me nightmares! All best Ion PS Jackie Day, Venturas definitely Henigan sounds! With you all the way there mate..Keb was all about getting people on the dance floor and provoking reactions, and he did both of those with ease..
Chalky Posted March 16, 2010 Posted March 16, 2010 Only problem there mate is at least half of these were Jim Wensora's plays.. Universals is up there though.. Yeah know mate, just though it would make interesting reading for some.
Liamgp Posted March 16, 2010 Posted March 16, 2010 Enchantments (unlike the other howlers) has stayed quite a popular tune and still getting spins here and there today Alan I'm sure the Enchantments were LA Hispanics not, ahem...'honkys'.
Mick Howard Posted March 16, 2010 Posted March 16, 2010 I befriended Keb in his very early days (anyone remember him DJing at Peterborough Fleet in the side room some time before Stafford?). Anyway, a C/U from that time "Open Your Eyes" or something like that - he showed me under the label but was too far gone to take in what it was (Royal Jokers or sommat....). Anyone enlighten me? Mick
Guest Polyvelts Posted March 16, 2010 Posted March 16, 2010 I befriended Keb in his very early days (anyone remember him DJing at Peterborough Fleet in the side room some time before Stafford?). Anyway, a C/U from that time "Open Your Eyes" or something like that - he showed me under the label but was too far gone to take in what it was (Royal Jokers or sommat....). Anyone enlighten me? Mick Never mind looking under the label, I remember him spinning at one of our do's and my memory is awful but I'm sure his cover ups were made from porn mags !!!
Guest Posted March 16, 2010 Posted March 16, 2010 I befriended Keb in his very early days (anyone remember him DJing at Peterborough Fleet in the side room some time before Stafford?). Anyway, a C/U from that time "Open Your Eyes" or something like that - he showed me under the label but was too far gone to take in what it was (Royal Jokers or sommat....). Anyone enlighten me? Mick Yeah i went regularly.. He played a lot of modern stuff in there too. I can never think of Keb without being reminded of him playing The Fabulous Peps With these eyes and him shouting Dance you fckers.. Or words to that effect.
funkyfeet Posted March 16, 2010 Posted March 16, 2010 (edited) So many records and so many memories! So here goes............ Tami Lynn - Run Away (aka 'You My Love') Dynamic Three - You Said Yeah (c/u as "She Said Yeah " - The Agents) Azie Mortimer - You Better Get Away (actually "Run Run" by a Swan group I can't remember) This was an Ady C (100 Club Spin) unknown girl group at the time on acetate, confirmed as the Persianettes when ady was looking through the Swan tapes and came across it many years later. Buddy Smith - When You Lose The One You Love Gordon Keith - Look Ahead (c/u as "Look Ahead" by Maurice Williams) Ron Baxter - This Is It (c/u as "I'm Leaving You Now" by Vernon Garrett) Wendell Watts - Kiss A Good Thing Goodbye Out Of Sights - For The Rest of My Life Jackie Follett - I Am What I Am (c/u as "I Am What I Am" - Joyce Kennedy) George Jackson - That Lonely Night (c/u as "You Know You're Hurtin' Me So" - Otis Pollard) Andy Fisher - A Wee Bit Longer / My Heart's Beating Stronger (both sides covered as Earl Jackson) The Matadors - Say Yes Baby (c/u as "Say Yes" by The Chavis Brothers) Ain't Gonna Run - The Royal Esquires (c/u as "Play The Part Of A Fool" - The Embers) Why - Willie Mason & All the Kings Men (c/u as "I Wanna Know" - Lou Pride) The Empires - You're On Top Girl (c/u as "You're On Top Girl" by Johnny Cole) Royal Five - My Baby Cares For Me (c/u as "Open Your Eyes, I'll Be There" - The Fenways) The Buck Rogers Movement - Take It From Me Girl (c/u as "Take It From Me" - Trade Martin) The Chaumonts - Now You've Gone (c/u as Roscoe & Friends - can't remember title) Little Charles & The Sidewinders - It's A Heartache (c/u as "Watch Out For The Heartaches" - Sam Coltrane) Little John - Just Wait & See (c/u as "I'm The Only One" - Jimmy Raye) The Jackson Brothers - I've Gotta Hear It From You (c/u as "Somebody Told Me" - Rufus Lumley) Tony Galla - "In Love" (c/u as "Being In Love With You" - Winfield Parker) The Strands - The Breeze From The Trees Soul Set - Will You Ever Learn / Please Don't Make Me Cry H B Barnum - It Hurts Too Much To Cry (c/u as "It Hurts Too Much To Cry" - George Kennedy) Jesse Davis - Gonna Hang On In There Girl (c/u as "Hang On In There" - 'James' Vanelli. He actually announced it as James Vanelli, though I think a lot of people still call it the old Johnny Vanelli cover-up) The Venturas - Heart Of Love The Springers - Nothing's Too Good For My Baby (c/u as "My Baby" - Ron Banks) The Ebonies - You Got What I Want (c/u as "Baby You Know It" - The Chandlers) Bobby Sansom - The Happiest Day of My Life Can anyone help with a track he was playing around '86 called something like "Help Is On The Way"? Just looking for artist/title/label details, not the record itself! Edited March 16, 2010 by funkyfeet
shuggie61 Posted March 17, 2010 Posted March 17, 2010 He made me very happy by playing Innersection's "Let Me Luv You" as a request. He was playing alongside DJ Shadow at The Medicine Bar in Brum back in the mists of time... I may have mentioned this before!
Soulacola Posted March 17, 2010 Posted March 17, 2010 wish he'd played some of those great tunes in Madame JOJO's when i was there instead of ackerbilks version of "in the mood!!!!"
Munchkin Posted March 17, 2010 Posted March 17, 2010 help,truth and portraits -emotion,or summat like that, pat brady spin i thought ? (im on about the terrible tom cover up) mad tune, is this the tune u are on about bud, think the label is love ??? mines a red label hi arnie wasnt it truelove label???
Munchkin Posted March 17, 2010 Posted March 17, 2010 shoulds read farther down before i post......dohhh.
Tony Smith Posted March 24, 2010 Posted March 24, 2010 and a cracking early 70's dancer covered up as George Hobson - I Have A Girl. Our old mentor from Tranent, the late Neil McKillop, had the only other copy I knew of. Never did find out who it really was. That'll be Blue Steam on Catamount, a Dave Withers discovery I believe? I had one, can't remember were it went, hope you're well mate. 1
Alan Walls Posted March 24, 2010 Posted March 24, 2010 Tony, Chalky - thank you Chaps, that's the one. Only taken me 26 years to find that out! I'm sound Tony, you alright? Hope to see you at Stafford. Cheers
Guest Byrney Posted March 24, 2010 Posted March 24, 2010 I tend to remember his storming tunes like this one, but he also had an ear for some of the slower stuff, and despite it rarely being played anywhere, probably because its a cheapie, but June Conquest - Almost Persuaded, (Laura Green c/u) always makes me think of Keb. Am I right or is my mind playing tricks? Another fast one I cant see mentioned The Miller Sisters - Your Love (is guaranteed). He uncovered it at an alldayer in Tamworth, after a Stafford niter, and sold it to me for £6. Also his 100 MPH mess - Mighty Marvellos C/U (I think) Ravin Madds, Where Is The Love.
Geeselad Posted March 24, 2010 Posted March 24, 2010 Keb Floorfillers, appeared in the Echoes in 86 or 87..... I take it the Fascinators CU is the Boss four, loads of these sounds~I thought were Butch's as I got into the scene in 86/ 87 when Keb was waining and getting a litle funky on us ( Iused to see him in the Wag club too) bu8t it seems like he had many of these first
Toodarnsoulful Posted March 24, 2010 Posted March 24, 2010 Down at Kebs a few years back and he played a few sounds at his house and i remember him telling me to pick up two particular records which should be big sounds both basically not played to my knowledge at the time and relatively not known by the masses...ONLY NOW ARE THESE STARTING TO POKE THERE HEADS ONTO THE SCENE AND RISING
Toodarnsoulful Posted March 24, 2010 Posted March 24, 2010 Down at Kebs a few years back and he played a few sounds at his house and i remember him telling me to pick up two particular records which should be big sounds both basically not played to my knowledge at the time and relatively not known by the masses...ONLY NOW ARE THESE STARTING TO POKE THERE HEADS ONTO THE SCENE AND RISING IN
Toodarnsoulful Posted March 24, 2010 Posted March 24, 2010 (edited) Down at Kebs a few years back and he played a few sounds at his house and i remember him telling me to pick up two particular records which should be big sounds both basically not played to my knowledge at the time and relatively not known by the masses...ONLY NOW ARE THESE STARTING TO POKE THERE HEADS ONTO THE SCENE AND RISING IN PRICE BIG TIME, YEARS AHEAD OF HIS TIME....Massive inspiration for me when i was getting into the rare soul/funk thang...funny how some of the biggest Dj's Keb/Butch etc. dont really post much on here... The more you know the less you show perhaps?... OR IS IT THEY CANT BE BOTHERED WITH PEOPLE ON THE FORUM?? Who knows... Edited March 24, 2010 by toodarnsoulful
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