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hullsoul
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R n B monster from me today,turn it up loud & hear those horns Zenobia Bonner-All Alone Accident    

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Welcome back Dave. I've just replaced my old copy of this with a nice white demo - the 7 of course. One of my favourite modern tracks without doubt, a superb dance record to boot. It's been hammered o

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Bit of late 60's from me today - classy soul record. Sonny Til ‎– Tears And Misery on a nice RCA demo.   

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If you have ever been through a divorce or broken up from a  loved one you may well shed a tear or two.

Modern Soul From One Of The Greatest Singer/Song Writers Ever, What Can I say, NOTHING Coz the record Speaks for Its Self mmm mmm mmm :yes:

 

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A bit of Ronnie Walker with an early Philly sound  from me today 

The Vid of the tube i the 1st press on Nico i have the W/D on ABC with the Nico N NWA-1 scratched out so its the 1st press with a ABC  W/D label :g:

Ronnie Walker - Its A Good Feelin'

Atb Kev :hatsoff2:

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Don't you just love that?My mate gave me this recently,what a star he is.As far as I know Italian only on 45,could only find LP takes on You Tube but sounds the same take to me as the 45?

The O'Jays-Paradise PIR

 

 

 

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Being talked about on FB at the moment, it was an old C/U of Pat Brady Stafford 

Finnigans Wake - You Blew It - Val 

I last played this out in Febuary 2010 @ Jct 17 - Sandbach - Cheshire 

Atb Kev :hatsoff2:

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Walter Jackson - Let me come back (Brunswick)

Long history with this one - first heard spun by Cliff Steele I think in Cleethorpes old upstairs modern room mid 90's - just caught the end of it and was blown away. Took a while to get one at the right price but eventually did from Paul Capon, who described it as 'sex on vinyl' lol.

Over the years though, much as I have liked it I would never really say I absolutely loved it - to some extent it's a bit of a dog's dinner with almost too much going on rhythmically and musically, and WJ sounding like he turned up at the wrong studio and got roped in.

However started playing it again on the headphones as a late night spin and suddenly it all makes sense - the lyrics, the grooving bassline, the Jeff Perry arrangement - just fabulous. You probably don't get the best of it here but stick it up loud with plenty of bass and enjoy :thumbup:

 

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  On 11/09/2017 at 10:29, Chris Turnbull said:

Walter Jackson - Let me come back (Brunswick)

Long history with this one - first heard spun by Cliff Steele I think in Cleethorpes old upstairs modern room mid 90's - just caught the end of it and was blown away. Took a while to get one at the right price but eventually did from Paul Capon, who described it as 'sex on vinyl' lol.

Over the years though, much as I have liked it I would never really say I absolutely loved it - to some extent it's a bit of a dog's dinner with almost too much going on rhythmically and musically, and WJ sounding like he turned up at the wrong studio and got roped in.

However started playing it again on the headphones as a late night spin and suddenly it all makes sense - the lyrics, the grooving bassline, the Jeff Perry arrangement - just fabulous. You probably don't get the best of it here but stick it up loud with plenty of bass and enjoy :thumbup:

 

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Good pick Chris. A big spin in my gaff - as you say needs blasting out of the amp.

Pete

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  On 18/09/2017 at 12:10, RICK SCOTT said:

I Love eddie and ernie BUT...................pump up the volume and let it soak all over you  :yes:

 

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Great record this.  Both sides are fantastic.  Took me a while to get one of these.

 

i dont think he made a bad record.

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I tried to find it on YouTube to add here but it doesn't seem to be on....

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One of his hard ones i believe and not heard it personally although the 'A' side is a bit of a funk affair, will have to try and get to hear this Dylan, Interesting, Cheers, Rick. 

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Bruv Long Time

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 Fabulous Stax spin from Judy Clay - Bed Of Roses.  I played this out at a Soul gig I did over the weekend, made my pals night it did. :thumbsup:  :hatsoff2:  

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 Always enjoyed giving this Barry White track a spin over the years, one of his best spins for me. (For You) I'll Do For You Anything You Want Me To Do :) :hatsoff2:

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Hopefully I'll get the chance to play this one out soon (it would have been a 'Dekka's Roots Room'  play for sure) 

The Quotations 'Listen My Children And You Shall Hear' 

 

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Just bought the LP for this track,it's also got "Tears & Misery" on it & another good crossover track.But this is the one,pump up the volume & treat the neighbours :thumbup:

Sonny Till-Gettin It Together

 

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I seemed to buy a lot of Mojo singles at the time of release. To me the standard was high, up there with other UK labels that sourced from various US labels.

This is a great double sider from Art Gentry - Breakthrough/Wonderful Dream. Written and produced by George Jackson.

 

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I seemed to buy a lot of Mojo singles at the time of release. To me the standard was high, up there with other UK labels that sourced from various US labels.

This is a great double sider from Art Gentry - Breakthrough/Wonderful Dream. Written and produced by George Jackson.

 

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I really like that John - new to me. You generally can't go wrong with George Jackson on the credits - one of my favorite artists ever - he was a real, cool soul man, love all of his stuff.

Pete

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I really like that John - new to me. You generally can't go wrong with George Jackson on the credits - one of my favorite artists ever - he was a real, cool soul man, love all of his stuff.

Pete

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Absolutely george jackson made some amazing soul music my favourite

 

 

 

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A little self indulgence! That man George - How Can I Get Next To You. Super, super soul with very, very clever lyrics and links to other soul brothers. Got this on a minty white demo - its thing of beauty! Enjoy.

Pete

 

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This is odd....

 

all the tracks seem embedded in the wrong postings ?

 

rick

 

i never heard that GG from 93 before but it seems to have disapeaed and gas been replaced by petes selection.

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Continuing the George Jackson theme, Clarence Carter - Snatching It Back. Fame recording with Dan Penn's finest on the other side, whats not to like for less than the price of a pint

 

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  On 25/09/2017 at 15:08, dylan said:

This is odd....

 

all the tracks seem embedded in the wrong postings ?

 

rick

 

i never heard that GG from 93 before but it seems to have disapeaed and gas been replaced by petes selection.

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Dylan, it is from the " Heart to Heart collect"  CD on Black Grape, May be hard to come by now as when i bought that as a new release CD the track was very popular at the time, to my knowledge not available on vinyl, pure Quality that is for sure :yes: Rick

Bruv Long Time

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 I have had the Bobby Hutton Album Piece Of The Action come through so I now have Lend A Hand on original plastic, Happy Days... :yes:   :thumbsup:  :hatsoff2:

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Unsure of the date on this, possibly pre his Hi recordings. As he wrote and produced this and had 4 out of 5 of the records on Royal - Tone did he own the label?

This has probably been discussed before but I can't find it any where.

Gene Anderson - Baby I Dig You

 

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