it would be interesting to hear about records that you recently discovered and blew you away,just to realise that the whole northern soul scene as known it for years, but somehow youve completely missed it?

im embarressed to say, that for me i recently heard 'the intruders-check yourself'and all my northern soul faith returned in an instant upon hearing this storming piece of real northern soul.

  On 13/12/2014 at 16:47, dobber said:

it would be interesting to hear about records that you recently discovered and blew you away,just to realise that the whole northern soul scene as known it for years, but somehow youve completely missed it?

im embarressed to say, that for me i recently heard 'the intruders-check yourself'and all my northern soul faith returned in an instant upon hearing this storming piece of real northern soul.

 

 

happens everyday to me dobber 

Wish I'd heard just heard it for the first time, it's a brilliant oldie.

 

Seeing as it's xmas and I like your post, send me a pm with your address, I've got a spare copy you can have it, (plays great but a bit of a tear on label)

 

Also got it by the Duprees on Polydor

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PvO0xh9ss8

Edited December 13, 201410 yr by billb

  On 13/12/2014 at 17:22, gogger said:

happens everyday to me dobber 

 

And me, nothing to be embarrassed about

  On 13/12/2014 at 17:22, gogger said:

happens everyday to me dobber 

Me too.

 

Peter

Check out the I.A.P's version on Colossus

  On 13/12/2014 at 18:59, romulus said:

Check out the I.A.P's version on Colossus

That`s the Duprees under another name!

Edited December 13, 201410 yr by Guest

Of course, didn't see your YouTube link

  On 13/12/2014 at 20:26, romulus said:

Of course, didn't see your YouTube link

Cracking name though! 

Isn't this what it's all about,for me it's a learning curve like life,you think you know it all then wow what was that 

  On 13/12/2014 at 16:47, dobber said:

it would be interesting to hear about records that you recently discovered and blew you away,just to realise that the whole northern soul scene as known it for years, but somehow youve completely missed it?

im embarressed to say, that for me i recently heard 'the intruders-check yourself'and all my northern soul faith returned in an instant upon hearing this storming piece of real northern soul.

bought this off ian cunliff long time ago at lowton, didnt have any cash on me so he took a cheque for a tenner, top banana is mrC 

Years ago, there was a track I heard on a tape. I loved it, and then I found out what is was. It was the b side of Check Yourself, the Intruders that i had owned since the 70s. Called It Must Be Love.

Paul

  On 13/12/2014 at 21:19, soulcarp said:

Isn't this what it's all about,for me it's a learning curve like life,you think you know it all then wow what was that 

It's the same with B-sides. You play 'em when you first buy a record however long ago it was and it doesn't float your boat at the time. And as the your taste changes down the years you pick one out just out of curiosity which suddenly sounds 'right' and you've got a whole new record!

Sammy Lee - 'Its hurts me', was a new one to me until a few weeks ago.  Cant believe I didn't know it, as it seems its known to everyone else!    Crackin 45 anyway. 

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbxcgHJKXaE

Edited December 14, 201410 yr by Hayden Road

  On 13/12/2014 at 18:59, romulus said:

Check out the I.A.P's version on Colossus

Italian Asphalt and Pavement Company! 

 

  Strange name for a soul group!!

That's 'cause they never considered themselves a soul group...they were a doo-wop act!

 

Best,

 

Mark