Popular Post Pete S Posted January 18, 2013 Popular Post Posted January 18, 2013 (edited) Remember It's Mighty Nice To Know? I just found the singer, or rather he found me. I have given his info to Boba so he should be on the radio soon hopefully. Edited January 18, 2013 by Pete S 9
Swifty Posted January 18, 2013 Posted January 18, 2013 Remember It's Mighty Nice To Know? I just found the singer, or rather he found me. I have given his info to Boba so he should be on the radio soon hopefully. Remember getting it in a Soul Bowl soul pack I reckon , is it on Colt or something ? Cheers Swifty
Wiganer1 Posted January 18, 2013 Posted January 18, 2013 gold is the original....have seen a white demo as well
Guest Soultown andy Posted January 18, 2013 Posted January 18, 2013 gold is the original....have seen a white demo as well Sold a very nice white demo last wk,quite a tough one to find on demo.
Theothertosspot Posted January 18, 2013 Posted January 18, 2013 (edited) Weren't it played around the same time as Whisky Talkin? Sold my first copy to Eric Phillips some years ago, soon replaced it though. The boot was a light green colour I think. Regards Edited January 18, 2013 by theothertosspot
Guest Nick Harrison Posted January 18, 2013 Posted January 18, 2013 Should make for an interesting interview, perhaps Bobby could explain the absence of the soul content contained within Its Mighty Nice To Know. But in it's defence or lack of it - it was played and accepted as northern soul. Correctly or incorrectly labelled.
KevH Posted January 18, 2013 Posted January 18, 2013 Should make for an interesting interview, perhaps Bobby could explain the absence of the soul content contained within Its Mighty Nice To Know. But in it's defence or lack of it - it was played and accepted as northern soul. Correctly or incorrectly labelled. I'm sure he'd love to answer that.
Diddy Morgan Posted January 18, 2013 Posted January 18, 2013 twas a bit more rocknroll than soul as i remember
KevH Posted January 18, 2013 Posted January 18, 2013 twas a bit more rocknroll than soul as i remember It was of the time,fitted perfectly.I still like it. 3
Micksmix Posted January 18, 2013 Posted January 18, 2013 It was of the time,fitted perfectly.I still like it. Still gets spins,great record 2
Theothertosspot Posted January 18, 2013 Posted January 18, 2013 twas a bit more rocknroll than soul as i remember Rock'n'Roll!!! If only Rock'n'Roll was as good Regards
Popular Post Steve L Posted January 18, 2013 Popular Post Posted January 18, 2013 rock & roll? lack of soul? Peoples different takes/perspectives on things like this never fails to amaze me 7
Guest Nick Harrison Posted January 18, 2013 Posted January 18, 2013 rock & roll? lack of soul? Peoples different takes/perspectives on things like this never fails to amaze me "Its Northern Soul Jim............but not as we know it !!"
macca Posted January 19, 2013 Posted January 19, 2013 Should make for an interesting interview, perhaps Bobby could explain the absence of the soul content contained within Its Mighty Nice To Know. But in it's defence or lack of it - it was played and accepted as northern soul. Correctly or incorrectly labelled. I can think of far worse records in the 'played and accepted' category you mention, Nick. I wouldn't say it's devoid of Soul either. The band behind him sounds like any Detroit inspired outfit from the period to me. His vocal isn't exactly R&R either, in my opinion. In fact I can hear "Whole Lot A Shakin' In My Heart" in the overall sound of the record. Funny how we can all perceive these records differently, isn't it? Devoid of Soul is Lou Roberts or Trade Martin. ;-) 1
Ernie Andrews Posted January 21, 2013 Posted January 21, 2013 Well Done Pete- Im in the I bloody love it club! and dont give ashite if it was sung by a white Pixie who worked for the CSA 3
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