Roburt Posted May 26, 2012 Posted May 26, 2012 .... FROM AN EARLIER LISTING ...... They're talking about me - Johnny Bragg (Elbejay) Um um um um um - Major Lance (Okeh) I had a fight with love - Johnnie Taylor (Stax) Livin' for the weekend - The O'Jays (Philly International) Wear it on our face - The Dells (Cadet) Barefootin' - Robert Parker (Nola) Soul sister, brown sugar - Sam and Dave (Atlantic) Let's wade in the water - Marlena Shaw (Cadet) ....... all the above were massive UK soul clubs plays in the past.
Tiggerwoods Posted May 26, 2012 Posted May 26, 2012 Couple more from me Clarence Jackson - If it don't fit, don't force it VALTONE Porgy and the Monarchs - Love chain VERVE Bobby Jones - Beware a stranger USA Both sides!!
Patto Posted May 26, 2012 Author Posted May 26, 2012 Couple more from me Clarence Jackson - If it don't fit, don't force it VALTONE Porgy and the Monarchs - Love chain VERVE Bobby Jones - Beware a stranger USA Both sides!! Couple more from me Clarence Jackson - If it don't fit, don't force it VALTONE Porgy and the Monarchs - Love chain VERVE Bobby Jones - Beware a stranger USA Both sides!! Regarding the clarence jackson i have this which shares the same backing track and is just as good and can be picked up for under £50 2
Ljblanken Posted May 27, 2012 Posted May 27, 2012 (edited) RE: 14/ Betty Harris and Lee Dorsey - love lots of loving (Sansu) This was recently mentioned in the 'UK Little Labels' thread (it was on Buffalo here) & a youtube clip of it posted. Had the UK 45 for over 40 yrs now (not played it in years) ... but it does sound well good now. yeah - i love it now, but when i first bought it, it didn't "click" with me. i burn all my new purchases to mp3s, and then randomly heard it on my iPod at the gym like 3 months later and was like "wow!" i love when that happens! Edited May 27, 2012 by ljblanken 1
Ljblanken Posted May 27, 2012 Posted May 27, 2012 (edited) Well here we go 15 records all from the 4 point critera laid out have a look and listen, all in no particular order all the best Waggy i dj-ed last night and spun the flip side of this - "i don't love you no more" and it went over big! Edited May 27, 2012 by ljblanken
hullsoul Posted June 1, 2012 Posted June 1, 2012 Thought I'd throw some more up as the thread seems to have runout of steam a bit & it's too good not to keep going........... Darrow Fletcher - Changing By The Minute Revue Little Johnny Taylor - Zig Zag Lightening Galaxy The Geminis - You Put A Hurtin' On Me RCA Stu Gardner - Expressin' My Love Chisa The Superiors - I'd Rather Die Sue Gail Anderson - My Turn Now Early Bird The Pussycats-I Want Your Love Columbia Jackie Verdell-Don't Set Me Free Decca Keayna Collins-It Ain't No Secret Blue Rock The Tripps-Give It Back Victoria Precisions - Why Girl Drew Little Frankie Lee - I Gotta Come Back Peacock The Lamp Sisters - No Cure For The Blues/You Caught Me Napping Duke Martha Velez - Tell Mama Sire William Bell - Don't Stop Now Stax........this might go up in price after his visit to Cleethorpes Weekender Cheers Martyn
Patto Posted June 1, 2012 Author Posted June 1, 2012 Thought I'd throw some more up as the thread seems to have runout of steam a bit & it's too good not to keep going........... Darrow Fletcher - Changing By The Minute Revue Little Johnny Taylor - Zig Zag Lightening Galaxy The Geminis - You Put A Hurtin' On Me RCA Stu Gardner - Expressin' My Love Chisa The Superiors - I'd Rather Die Sue Gail Anderson - My Turn Now Early Bird The Pussycats-I Want Your Love Columbia Jackie Verdell-Don't Set Me Free Decca Keayna Collins-It Ain't No Secret Blue Rock The Tripps-Give It Back Victoria Precisions - Why Girl Drew Little Frankie Lee - I Gotta Come Back Peacock The Lamp Sisters - No Cure For The Blues/You Caught Me Napping Duke Martha Velez - Tell Mama Sire William Bell - Don't Stop Now Stax........this might go up in price after his visit to Cleethorpes Weekender Cheers Martyn Some really nice selections again there Martyn.Always liked that Geminis track i've got that one along with Can't Let You Go another goodun from them.Agree with you about William Bell 1
Patto Posted June 1, 2012 Author Posted June 1, 2012 (edited) Here are another 8 better known but deffo underplayed records from me.Starting with the album track from Lou Coutney--Me And You Doing The Boogaloo--a real stormer.Then comes Willie Small with an old Stafford moover.Next a storming uptempo version of The Major's Aint No Soul From The Corvairs.The Dorothy Beery i payed a little over £50 for but think you could find one for less,brill track with a great flip.Then comes the awesome vocal R&B powerhouse from Irene & the Scotts.Elsie strongs version of Lennis Guess is a nice alternative.Gladys Knight fantastic Keele memories,and finally an underplayed version of Better Use Your Head By Robin Wilson Edited June 1, 2012 by Patto
Dazdakin Posted June 1, 2012 Posted June 1, 2012 Fantastic Johnny C - New Love Lee Tillman & The Secrets - She's The One I Love Miller Sisters - Tell It Like It Is Johnny Daye - Goodtime Spencer Wiggins - Talk It Over Baby Bobby Taylor - It's Growing Billy & The Essentials - My Way Of Sayin' Epitome Of Sound - Where Were You Eddie Regan - Playin Hide N Seek Marvin Gaye - Hey Diddle Diddle
Guest allnightandy Posted June 1, 2012 Posted June 1, 2012 1 Too Late Williams and Watson OKEH 2 Heartbreaker H B Barnum Capitol 3 End of our Love Nancy Wilson Capitol 4 There's a pain in my heart Poppies Epic 5 Out of my mind Rain Bell 6 Goose pimples Shirley J Scott Stephany 7 Got to be a great song The Tiffanies KR 8 When love slips away Margo and the Marvettes PYE 9 i still love you The Superlatives Uptight 10 My hang up is you Skullsnaps GSF
Patto Posted June 1, 2012 Author Posted June 1, 2012 1 Too Late Williams and Watson OKEH 2 Heartbreaker H B Barnum Capitol 3 End of our Love Nancy Wilson Capitol 4 There's a pain in my heart Poppies Epic 5 Out of my mind Rain Bell 6 Goose pimples Shirley J Scott Stephany 7 Got to be a great song The Tiffanies KR 8 When love slips away Margo and the Marvettes PYE 9 i still love you The Superlatives Uptight 10 My hang up is you Skullsnaps GSF Nice Stuff mate Skullsnaps is an all time fave of mine and i treasure my UK demo,but bit of a played very regularly list which is not quite what the thread is about.We Need inspiration.
slimharpo Posted June 4, 2012 Posted June 4, 2012 Good thread. Here is my selection. Apologies if they have already been listed. Sweet Inspirations - Reach Out For Me - Atlantic Barbara Lewis - Fool Fool Fool Winfield Parker - Sweet Little Girl - Atco Lou Johnson - Park Avenue - Big Hill Tom Burt - All Through The Night - Cameo Dells - Show Me - Cadet Little Milton - Can't Hold Back The Tears James Davis - Aint It Great - Duke Kelly Bros - That's What You Mean To Me - Excello Barbra Lynn - Second Fiddle Girl - Jamie Arthur Conley - Who's Foolin' Who - Jotis Bruce Channel - Mr Bus Driver - Mala (Well I like it!)
Ernie Andrews Posted June 4, 2012 Posted June 4, 2012 (edited) [url="?do=embed' frameborder='0' data-embedContent>"]?do=embed' frameborder='0' data-embedContent> name='Patto' timestamp='1338022281' post='1751820'] Some Nice stuff there Waggy,even though most are a bit mid tempo.Love the Naomi Wilson but last two i've seen for sale were at £100 .Original Larks would be hard to find for less than £50 also.But some great nighter sounds there I just sold a Naomi Wilson in a soul pack for 100 quid Have look Patto In the pack was A Pye demo of james brown Money wont change me that recently went on Manships for 90 quid and I cannot remeber the what else was in it. Heres the link at the top of the page: £20 quid is what I was asking for Naomi Wilson so I dont get the £100 quid jobs Edited June 4, 2012 by Ernie Andrews
Agentsmith Posted June 4, 2012 Posted June 4, 2012 Here are another 8 better known but deffo underplayed records from me.Starting with the album track from Lou Coutney--Me And You Doing The Boogaloo--a real stormer.Then comes Willie Small with an old Stafford moover.Next a storming uptempo version of The Major's Aint No Soul From The Corvairs.The Dorothy Beery i payed a little over £50 for but think you could find one for less,brill track with a great flip.Then comes the awesome vocal R&B powerhouse from Irene & the Scotts.Elsie strongs version of Lennis Guess is a nice alternative.Gladys Knight fantastic Keele memories,and finally an underplayed version of Better Use Your Head By Robin Wilson wow!, just noticed the dorothy beery.....paid £100 for that recently..minter...for cryin out loud...why are prices so all over the place?
Patto Posted June 4, 2012 Author Posted June 4, 2012 wow!, just noticed the dorothy beery.....paid £100 for that recently..minter...for cryin out loud...why are prices so all over the place? Its a Great record that just doesn't seem to break through,the Flip is great too.First one i bought was £80 which i sold then i bagged a copy early this year for £60.Prices are all over the place at the Mo as you say,the top dealers are still asking top dollar though that never changes
Patto Posted June 4, 2012 Author Posted June 4, 2012 just sold a Naomi Wilson in a soul pack for 100 quid Have look Patto In the pack was A Pye demo of james brown Money wont change me that recently went on Manships for 90 quid and I cannot remeber the what else was in it. Heres the link at the top of the page: £20 quid is what I was asking for Naomi Wilson so I dont get the £100 quid jobs Thats why you sold em fast Ernie someone got a bargain there mate.
Douglaschip Posted June 4, 2012 Posted June 4, 2012 Second go for me - first list had soem mid tempo - sorry missed detail - so a bit more up tempo this time: Barbara Lynn - I'm a good woman - Tribe Brothers of Soul - Come on Back - Boo Al Gardner - Sweet baby - Googa mooga Eddie Lovette - What'cha trying to do to me - Steady Jobell and Orchestra de Salsa - Never gonna let you go - Jan J.J. Barnes - Forgive me - Groovesville Walter Heath - You know you're wrong don't you brother - Buddah Barbara Hall - You brought it on yourself - Innovation II Betty Lavette - Almost - Karen Gaslight - I'm only a man - Grand Junction Billy Sha-Rae - Do it - Hour Glass Dramatics - Your love was strange - Volt Legends - Fearnot - Commonwealth United Gwen McCrae - Lead me on - Columbia Bettye LaVette - You made a believer out of me - Epic All bought for under £50 in last two years adam
Ernie Andrews Posted June 4, 2012 Posted June 4, 2012 Thats why you sold em fast Ernie someone got a bargain there mate. Actually Patto IM more of a realist - Already had a German James Brown so I thought what the hell and the others were doubles and no use sitting on a shelf! 1
Ljblanken Posted June 10, 2012 Posted June 10, 2012 ok - i am hijacking this thread (sort of). i will be doing a small slot at a northern/club soul night in England next saturday, and it will be my first time DJing in england. i put this post up on the "all about soul" section, but got no responses. i am packing up my bags today, and need to choose my records. the person who is having me spin said "play some newies, but also play stuff people know". i want to play to the crowd/event (in a town called barrow) - but honestly don't know what records are commonly known over there... will people know these songs? are they played to death? any comments or advice? i am friends with they guy running it and don't want to let the side down! these were all less than $50, so i guess these count! please help if you see this! some things i am not sure about: -dionne warwick - you can have him (scepter) -leroy horne - don't come back (pompeii) -darlettes - til i fell in love (shell) -betty harris - trouble with my lover (sansu) -teacho/students chills and fever (okeh) -della reese - never my love (abc) -jennie rae - to love (mgm) -diamond joe - wait a minute baby (sansu) -honey duo twins - comeback baby (yambo) -lullabyes - you touch me (dimension) -dean francis - tippin (hillside) ...and two gospel numbers... -gospel ambassadors - cleansing power (halo) -alston singers - i'm holding on (cobra)
Wiggyflat Posted June 10, 2012 Posted June 10, 2012 I would class these as mod club soul sounds..not really northern.
Ljblanken Posted June 10, 2012 Posted June 10, 2012 I would class these as mod club soul sounds..not really northern. that's fine. the flyer says "northern, club soul, and motown". i am bringing (what i think) are more "normal" northern songs as well to balance out - like: - - chalfontes - he loves me - opals - i'm so afraid - dee dee warwick - don't ever give up on me - lovells - my time to cry - alder ray - my heart is in danger - irma and fascinators - lost love/just a feeling (can't decide which side to play!) - jim & lee - let go baby ....are these considered northern?
Patto Posted June 10, 2012 Author Posted June 10, 2012 that's fine. the flyer says "northern, club soul, and motown". i am bringing (what i think) are more "normal" northern songs as well to balance out - like: - - chalfontes - he loves me - opals - i'm so afraid - dee dee warwick - don't ever give up on me - lovells - my time to cry - alder ray - my heart is in danger - irma and fascinators - lost love/just a feeling (can't decide which side to play!) - jim & lee - let go baby ....are these considered northern? Thats more like it mate,this is deffo a Northern list.The Chalfontes always does well and the flip Cofessin' My Love is in favour at the moment.Irma is one of my faves Lost Love is the Side for Me,and Alder Ray is a great 100MPH dancer.
Ljblanken Posted June 10, 2012 Posted June 10, 2012 Thats more like it mate,this is deffo a Northern list.The Chalfontes always does well and the flip Cofessin' My Love is in favour at the moment.Irma is one of my faves Lost Love is the Side for Me,and Alder Ray is a great 100MPH dancer. thanks! that's good to know. just packing my box up now. off to airoprt soon...
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