Hill868 Posted February 13, 2011 Posted February 13, 2011 Hello any Soul Source watchers - I'm drinking BULMERS CIDER !!!! and spinning these current favourites : TURN ME LOOSE - LEON AUSTIN / GET OUT OF MY LIFE - MARVA WHITNEY (both KING) // DON'T YOU KNOW I LOVE YOU - M. LANCE (UK Contempo) // PLEASE LOVE ME - BETTY EVERETT (One-der=ful) // THIS COULD BE THE NIGHT - RB HUDMON (Atlantic) // PLAYED OUT PLAY GIRL - ARTHUR FREEMAN (Excello) // TLC - SOUL MERCHANTS (Moonville USA) // IF AT FIRST - ENERGETICS (TOP-Top) // TALK DON'T BOTHER ME - PROPHETs (Jubillee) // JUST A DREAM - IMP WONDERS (Day-Wood) // I'M A CYDER DRINKER - WURZELS (Somersetpissup) .... God bless SOUL MUSIC and C-I-D-E-R !!!!!!!!!!!! 2
Guest Brett F Posted February 13, 2011 Posted February 13, 2011 (edited) Well i've had a couple of pints of John Smith extra smooth, and i have played Spanky Wilson - Doin' It - LP on Mothers Records and Snarf Company, quality album, big fan of ' That Love A Woman Should Give A Man' track, also the excellent Esther Phillips anthology double LP on Soul Brothers , the fantastic unreleased (until this album) 'Brother Brother' and the 12" single by Timo Lassy 'Sweet Spot' on Ricky Tick records.............Plus the superb Marcia Shines LP by Marcia Hines on Wizard records and lastly i'm dipping into the 'The Last Soul Company' a six compact disk set. A thirty year retrospective of the Malaco label, its something i've had for years yet barely bothered with..............There is an excellent book with it and there is a killer photograph of that 'Cat' McKinley Mitchell in a ' Kick-Ass-Suit '..... Cheers..... Edited February 13, 2011 by Brett F
Dylan Posted February 13, 2011 Posted February 13, 2011 last thing I listened to was side 2 of womagic. its one of his LPs I ignored but its certianly growing on me and some of the tracks are first class.
Guest biggray1 Posted February 13, 2011 Posted February 13, 2011 Bloodstone Lp called I need time wich is a masterpiece of 70s soul my fav from the Lp is the track Closer Together. Also listend to The Three Temprees Lp Uk Stax and The ImPressions Lp called Times have Changed,this Lp has the awesome Potent Love in there wich is a Mayfield Classic..still listenin...Oh and had copious amounts of Tetley Tea..cant beat it
Gogz Posted February 13, 2011 Posted February 13, 2011 +listening to the r.b hudmon l.p on cottilion ........class..koko.
Albert Petit Posted February 13, 2011 Posted February 13, 2011 Hey there! Now I´m playing the Bill Spoon Album on Soul Junction...AWESOME FROM SIDE TO SIDE! Cheers!
Guest candj45 Posted February 13, 2011 Posted February 13, 2011 just finished listening to randy browns - welcome to my room lp great sunday chill out music craig
Ian Dewhirst Posted February 13, 2011 Posted February 13, 2011 Currently going through the entire One Way/Al Hudson albums from the late 70's to mid 90's. There's gold in there somewhere! Ian D
Guest Gogs Posted February 14, 2011 Posted February 14, 2011 Listening to a load of re-issues. bootlegs and duplicate originals to grade and sell on ebay. i might get enough to buy something nice so far done 102 but got another 62 to grade. How can 1 person end up with 4 copies of the flasher on route? Do you think that i should sell them individually or as a lot of 164 records and hope for the best. ranges from fair to ex with no skips or jumps (might get a wanna be dj buying them lol) gogs
pikeys dog Posted February 14, 2011 Posted February 14, 2011 Plates. They're a right bugger to keep up.
Guest Posted February 14, 2011 Posted February 14, 2011 Third guitar - lovin' lies - rojac, Denise Lasalle - the right track - parker..................born on the road (easy rider) various lp - Europa
Guest Dante Posted February 14, 2011 Posted February 14, 2011 Nothing as my turntable is f*cked at the moment. Worst sensation in the world
ricticman Posted February 14, 2011 Posted February 14, 2011 boys in the band 7' [both sides] on spring 106 played F.F.F.F.Fingers out at Bridgwater on Sat. night too and it went down a storm. pete lyster
Hill868 Posted April 11, 2014 Author Posted April 11, 2014 Hello any Soul Source watchers - I'm drinking BULMERS CIDER !!!! and spinning these current favourites : TURN ME LOOSE - LEON AUSTIN / GET OUT OF MY LIFE - MARVA WHITNEY (both KING) // DON'T YOU KNOW I LOVE YOU - M. LANCE (UK Contempo) // PLEASE LOVE ME - BETTY EVERETT (One-der=ful) // THIS COULD BE THE NIGHT - RB HUDMON (Atlantic) // PLAYED OUT PLAY GIRL - ARTHUR FREEMAN (Excello) // TLC - SOUL MERCHANTS (Moonville USA) // IF AT FIRST - ENERGETICS (TOP-Top) // TALK DON'T BOTHER ME - PROPHETs (Jubillee) // JUST A DREAM - IMP WONDERS (Day-Wood) // I'M A CYDER DRINKER - WURZELS (Somersetpissup) .... God bless SOUL MUSIC and C-I-D-E-R !!!!!!!!!!!!
Popular Post Peter99 Posted April 11, 2014 Popular Post Posted April 11, 2014 Here's my little home made half an hour set. https://youtu.be/F72DDWUWGl0 https://youtu.be/H7FBrXlC740 https://youtu.be/ELzDcUu3fC8 https://youtu.be/_HbOVWN5eLE https://youtu.be/pwxk-4AfPi8 https://youtu.be/7V6U_D86E1U https://youtu.be/_Tc5jDaSFUM https://youtu.be/jJ18oi8MncQ https://youtu.be/IXWWyfD3kR0 https://youtu.be/v3HvPUL9wRg https://youtu.be/GQT0yd9dOYs Peter 8
Ernie Andrews Posted April 11, 2014 Posted April 11, 2014 PLaying Brenda Jones & Coconut love - Good thing (repeatedly) Why do we do this?
Hill868 Posted April 11, 2014 Author Posted April 11, 2014 Wife has gone out for the evening, so the Technics system is getting cranked up, helped by a very conservative !! dribbling of alcoholic beverages. Spinning mainly 70's-80's tonight :- Heywood Cash - You're messing up a good thing (Epic) David Ruffin - Discover me (UK T Motown) Street People - I wanna get over (Spring) Bobby Jonz - Thought you were lovin me (Expansion) Jay Poole - I love you (Mable) D Train - Walk on by (Prelude) Creative Source - You're too good to be true (Sussex) Archie Bell - Harder and harder (Beckett) Topics - Women's liberation (Castle) D. Ross / M. Gaye - My mistake was to love you (Motown) Herbert Lacy - Give me / a chance (Georgia gar) Brad Lundy - I could never have another (UK Pyramid - is this rare?? Raymond Martin - Guilty of loving you (Composers) Serena Johnson - ALL work and no play (Big 2) Some lovely modern Northern and crossover spins there folks, and I must mention the drinks, Kingstone press classic Cider / Huber US Prem Beer / Isla Negra 2012 Cabernet Sauvignon / Bass No. 1 Pale Ale / Moorhouse Black Cat Ruby Ale .... Keep the Faittthhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh 2
Hill868 Posted April 11, 2014 Author Posted April 11, 2014 PLaying Brenda Jones & Coconut love - Good thing (repeatedly) Why do we do this? Because we can, and we like to ... what other reason would come remotely close ?? love, Jez. 1
Douglaschip Posted April 11, 2014 Posted April 11, 2014 For me - a couple of lagers and a glass of wine With these on the turntable Bobby Womack - Daylight Bobby Womack - Nobody wants you when you're down and out Maxine Brown - It's gonna be alright Phillip Mitchell - It's the little things that count Esther Phillips - Home is where the hatred is Sharon Ridley - Where did you learn to make love the way you do And plenty more - Adam 3
Dobber Posted April 11, 2014 Posted April 11, 2014 just had a full blast half hour whilst the missus was in the bath....no beer...just a brew and these 45's Cajun hart-gotta find a way-w/bros imaginations-strange neighbourhood-fraternity linda jones-just cant live my life-w/bros gentlemen four-cant keep a good man down-wand little Richie-just another heartache-sound stage lee Andrews-ive had it-crimson smith brothers-there can be a better way-soul dimension jack Montgomery-don't turn your back on me-barracuda cole & the grandures-i need you-chi sound james lately-love friends and money-temple 2
Guest Garry Huxley Posted April 14, 2014 Posted April 14, 2014 Listening to a load of re-issues. bootlegs and duplicate originals to grade and sell on ebay. i might get enough to buy something nice so far done 102 but got another 62 to grade. How can 1 person end up with 4 copies of the flasher on route? Do you think that i should sell them individually or as a lot of 164 records and hope for the best. ranges from fair to ex with no skips or jumps (might get a wanna be dj buying them lol) gogs should get 10p each for the flasher then again an old wigan dj might pay more
Soulstu Posted April 14, 2014 Posted April 14, 2014 After a few glasses of San Miguel and a belly full of Mexican food just plonked Deon Jackson - That's What You Do To Me on the deck - man that intro's loud!...
Guest Gogs Posted April 14, 2014 Posted April 14, 2014 (edited) should get 10p each for the flasher then again an old wigan dj might pay more Think i got 25p each so that was another pound into the kitty Edited April 14, 2014 by Gogs
Guest Gogs Posted April 14, 2014 Posted April 14, 2014 But just recently listening to a very old tape that i found tucked away at the back off a drawer. Only problem is that it has "Baby don't you weep" on it, that got stolen off me over 30 years ago & "i want to give you tomorrow" that i only got 20 years ago.
Ljblanken Posted April 15, 2014 Posted April 15, 2014 (edited) i teach at a military institution (for mid-career officers) and DJ for fun at local cafes/pubs etc. my students come to my sets with their wives, but they don't know the music - so i make free sampler CDs for them to get a taste of soul/funk. here is a 12-song set i just burned 30 copies of for my guys (and been listening to myself): Dorothy and the Hesitations - work out a planWillie Gresham and the Free Food Tickets - step by stepCharles Brimmer - feeling is in my heartLittle Archie - all i have to doVelvet Hammer - happyMel Britt - she'll come running backPearlean Gray - i don't want to cryShirley and Jessie - you can't fight loveBetty Moorer - speed upThelma Jones - here comes the heartbreak De Vons - someone to treat me (way you used to)Festivals - you got the makings of a lover Edited April 15, 2014 by ljblanken 2
Hill868 Posted September 7, 2014 Author Posted September 7, 2014 Just downing another bottle of Morrisons cider, Wychwood Hobgoblin ale, Spanish Brandy, and Shiraz to follow. some toones spinning - // Hang on - Gene Mcdaniels (Liberty) // In midnight hour - Reba Thomas / Van Lee Cruisers (Vantone) // Happy feeling - Brethren (Teen Town) // Since I lost the one I love - Impressions (ABC Paramount) // Let me love you - Bud Harper (Peacock) // The Hunch - Bobby Peterson Quintet (Top Rank Spain) // Gonna win you back - Contours (Motor City) // Lovin'is really my game - Brainstorm (UK Miracle) // We must be in love - 5 Stairsteps (Curtom) // Man's temptation - Clarence Mann (T&M) // See that girl - Jimmy Wilson (UK Decca) // Can't wait til tomorrow - Johnny Gill (White label 12") // Half stepping - Smooth and CO (UK Move) // Deeper - The Cheques (Heat wave) 1
Algsoul Posted September 7, 2014 Posted September 7, 2014 https://youtu.be/j5OIChhLEQU Brenda Boykin - Hard Swing Travellin Man https://youtu.be/q1DDgNCLD84 The Isley Brothers-Who's That lady lawrence 1
Guest Gogs Posted September 8, 2014 Posted September 8, 2014 Not quite at home but yesterday i had to go into hospital for a minor op and they were playing a NS cd, i wasn't altogether with it and still not quite my normal self, but i heard Laura Greene?- Moonlight music and you, Al Wilson- The snake, Barbara Acklin- Am i the same girl, James and Bobby Purify- shake a tail feather cant remember the next track but i was (still am) a bit out of it.
Guest MissHongkongfuey Posted September 11, 2014 Posted September 11, 2014 I'm on a massive Sammy Davis Jr thing at the minute. Not just the music but video clips and his performances in general.
Mellorful Posted September 11, 2014 Posted September 11, 2014 Plates, on long poles Its a smashing tune though. 1
Chalky Posted September 11, 2014 Posted September 11, 2014 (edited) My home on the week is a tin can, better known as a lorry. So it's the iPod whilst at work. New CDs loaded on it this week are the Brent one from Kent, half a dozen plays this week, fantastic. Barbara Lewis and Dee Dee Warwick Atco/Atlantic collections and Donny Hathaway 4 cd anthology set. Should be a few lps waiting for me when I get home. Edited September 11, 2014 by chalky 1
Only Dreaming Posted September 11, 2014 Posted September 11, 2014 Here's my little home made half an hour set. https://youtu.be/F72DDWUWGl0 https://youtu.be/H7FBrXlC740 https://youtu.be/ELzDcUu3fC8 https://youtu.be/_HbOVWN5eLE https://youtu.be/pwxk-4AfPi8 https://youtu.be/7V6U_D86E1U https://youtu.be/_Tc5jDaSFUM https://youtu.be/jJ18oi8MncQ https://youtu.be/IXWWyfD3kR0 https://youtu.be/v3HvPUL9wRg https://youtu.be/GQT0yd9dOYs Peter Some nice choices in there Peter, a lot of my favourites as well. Dave 2
Peter99 Posted September 11, 2014 Posted September 11, 2014 Some nice choices in there Peter, a lot of my favourites as well. Dave Ah thanks Dave - nice one. Only started collecting again in the last few years having all but sold up. I don't have any mega rare records but I have some stunning soul records. Learning all the time from my soul buddies on here and elsewhere and I'm often playing catch up. I like where I am on my soul journey. Peter 2
Only Dreaming Posted September 11, 2014 Posted September 11, 2014 Ah thanks Dave - nice one. Only started collecting again in the last few years having all but sold up. I don't have any mega rare records but I have some stunning soul records. Learning all the time from my soul buddies on here and elsewhere and I'm often playing catch up. I like where I am on my soul journey. Peter You're welcome Peter. I've had that Dynamic Superiors track for years and never tire of playing it. I also love the instrumental flip to "Beginning of my life" and as for that Sam Dees LP, not a bad track on it, but "good guys" is pretty special to my ears. Take care, Dave 1
Peter99 Posted September 11, 2014 Posted September 11, 2014 You're welcome Peter. I've had that Dynamic Superiors track for years and never tire of playing it. I also love the instrumental flip to "Beginning of my life" and as for that Sam Dees LP, not a bad track on it, but "good guys" is pretty special to my ears. Take care, Dave The Show Must Go On album is extraordinary Dave - arguably one of the best soul albums ever produced - sublime. All the best mate. Peter 3
Kev Cane Posted September 11, 2014 Posted September 11, 2014 The Show Must Go On album is extraordinary Dave - arguably one of the best soul albums ever produced - sublime. All the best mate. Peter Extraordinary it certainly is Pete, and it probably is the greatest Album ever, could be the start of another debate Kev 3
Tiberius Posted September 11, 2014 Posted September 11, 2014 The one's around my turntable tonight are - The New York Rock Exchange - "Hey Baby", Silent Majority - Colors Of My Love / Frightened Girl, Jimmy Elledge - Sad Town, Dennis Ballew & the Plain Truth - You Could Be Falling In Love, Bobby Boyd & The Playboys - You Don't Have To Be Crazy, In-Men Ltd - Little Girl, Roy Smith - I Can Remember and finally Richie Havens - I've Gotta Go (which I've been hammering this week). 2
Guest Gogs Posted September 12, 2014 Posted September 12, 2014 Ah thanks Dave - nice one. Only started collecting again in the last few years having all but sold up. I don't have any mega rare records but I have some stunning soul records. Learning all the time from my soul buddies on here and elsewhere and I'm often playing catch up. I like where I am on my soul journey. Peter You're welcome Peter. I've had that Dynamic Superiors track for years and never tire of playing it. I also love the instrumental flip to "Beginning of my life" and as for that Sam Dees LP, not a bad track on it, but "good guys" is pretty special to my ears. Take care, Dave I've also had the Dynamic Superiors track for years (great track) but as of yet i've never played it out, that will change when i do an across the board all-dayer next month. Make a nice change to get away from oldies nites. Sorry to say this as i always listen to other sides, but think i must have missed this one, especially as i love instrumentals (will fix this in the morning).
Ncfc Posted September 12, 2014 Posted September 12, 2014 (edited) https://youtu.be/BjI3r9LTFP4 From a £10 lp Kenny Hamber on lead,sounded great in the lounge last night. Edited September 12, 2014 by NCFC 2
hullsoul Posted September 12, 2014 Posted September 12, 2014 The 2 I can't stop playing are both reasonably recent buys........ The Lovables - You Can't Dress Up A Broken Heart Toot & Los Sonidos De Fm-Los Adolescentes RCA Cheers Martyn 2
Mellorful Posted September 12, 2014 Posted September 12, 2014 Here is what I just played: Boots Randolph - Take letter, Biddu Orchestra - Exodus, King Errison - Zola, Derek & Ray - Interplay, Grand Piano Company - Esperanto, Baltimore & Ohio Marching band - Condition Red and Mood Mosaic - touch of velvet a string of brass; all instrumentals except last tune. I need to refresh my DJ box so gonna take a couple out, any suggestions which? I deliberately don't take Willie Mitchell's Champion or driving beat because nearly every other DJ seems to carry em so no point in duplicating records.
Pete S Posted September 12, 2014 Posted September 12, 2014 Here is what I just played: Boots Randolph - Take letter, Biddu Orchestra - Exodus, King Errison - Zola, Derek & Ray - Interplay, Grand Piano Company - Esperanto, Baltimore & Ohio Marching band - Condition Red and Mood Mosaic - touch of velvet a string of brass; all instrumentals except last tune. I need to refresh my DJ box so gonna take a couple out, any suggestions which? I deliberately don't take Willie Mitchell's Champion or driving beat because nearly every other DJ seems to carry em so no point in duplicating records. Was it "find the worst instrumental ever" night? Thats why Champion wasn't played 2
Tobytyke Posted September 12, 2014 Posted September 12, 2014 ive been playing through my chess singles, lots of great varied stuff but knocked out by all the fontella bass records "rescue me" we all know but "recovery" "safe and sound" and "i cant rest" are sooooo good. Fantastic productions brilliant backing and vocals to die for. very motowny to me. there cant be many females that can match the quantity and quality of northern dance tunes!
Mellorful Posted September 12, 2014 Posted September 12, 2014 Was it "find the worst instrumental ever" night? Thats why Champion wasn't played I hear Willie Mitchell played such a lot that I try and keep alternative instrumentals for a change. When I checked my demo of Luther Ingram Exus track I noticed a crack which went half way through the record even though it didn't affect play. Distraught didn't begin to describe my distress. After some research I identified a solution; a soldering iron could be used to weld styrene, my repair was to tack the edge and it appears to have worked..........phew! I trust you would have no objection to hearing Exus track played or even Duke Browner instrumental crying over you.
Pete S Posted September 12, 2014 Posted September 12, 2014 I hear Willie Mitchell played such a lot that I try and keep alternative instrumentals for a change. When I checked my demo of Luther Ingram Exus track I noticed a crack which went half way through the record even though it didn't affect play. Distraught didn't begin to describe my distress. After some research I identified a solution; a soldering iron could be used to weld styrene, my repair was to tack the edge and it appears to have worked..........phew! I trust you would have no objection to hearing Exus track played or even Duke Browner instrumental crying over you. God no, they're great records
Patto Posted September 12, 2014 Posted September 12, 2014 (edited) The 3 from my modest box that i play most times i open it up are These 3 stormers.The Jimmy Robbins i was reminded of in a recent sales thread on here,The Alfreda Brockington i have had for ages, And Betty Harris a fantastic tune that i was put onto by Martyn Bird.Now just need to find a soul night where they get played. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-WvB-dTjdME https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YW3HeGsBT1g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAlQA79R940 Edited September 12, 2014 by Patto 1
Gointoagogo Posted September 12, 2014 Posted September 12, 2014 Here is what I just played: Boots Randolph - Take letter, Biddu Orchestra - Exodus, King Errison - Zola, Derek & Ray - Interplay, Grand Piano Company - Esperanto, Baltimore & Ohio Marching band - Condition Red and Mood Mosaic - touch of velvet a string of brass; all instrumentals except last tune. I need to refresh my DJ box so gonna take a couple out, any suggestions which? I deliberately don't take Willie Mitchell's Champion or driving beat because nearly every other DJ seems to carry em so no point in duplicating records. I don't normally go for instrumentals but you've got some crackers here. Rather than take any out I'd put the two Willie Mitchell's in - it's always handy to have some proven floor fillers. I'd love to look thru your DJ box - how many does it hold?
Chalky Posted September 12, 2014 Posted September 12, 2014 Two LP's tonight so far, Ralph Graham "Differently" and Gloria Jones "Come Go With Me". 2
Kev Cane Posted September 12, 2014 Posted September 12, 2014 Two LP's tonight so far, Ralph Graham "Differently" and Gloria Jones "Come Go With Me". Great choices Chalky, especially Ralph Graham, "Let me love you" favourite of many good tracks Kev 2
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