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On 06/01/2018 at 19:17, shufflin said:

Great idea for a thread - At home I'll just start with a record then kind of go from there really, what I fancy next, so a right old mix up

Jackie Wilson - Who Who Song - Coral

The Jay Vons - Did You See Her? - Wick

Sonny Til - Tears & Misery - RCA demo

Evie Sands - Picture Me Gone - Cameo

Spellbinders - Help Me - Columbia demo

Billy Butler - Right Track - Okeh

Grace Love - Fire - We Coast

Gene Chandler - There Was a Time - Brunswick

Supremes - Love is Like an Itching - Motown

Timebox - Beggin' - Deram

Mary Love - I'm in your hands - Modern

Bobby Womack - Home is where the heart is - Colombia

Sunlover's - You'll Never Make the grade - Mutt & Jeff

Joy Lovejoy - In Orbit - Checker

Skullsnaps - My hang up is you - GSF

Sandra Richardson - After You give your all - Kent 37th Anniversary

Bobby Sheen - Something new to do - WB

Lorraine Rudolph - Keep coming back for more - JetStream

Shirley Wahls - Why Am I Crying - King

Jackie Wilson - Because of you - Brunswick

Jay vons, are a Great semi known New york band, i rate them highly"may be i loved you" is another  Brill track of theirs

Guest Shufflin
Posted
15 minutes ago, Mach said:

Jay vons, are a Great semi known New york band, i rate them highly"may be i loved you" is another  Brill track of theirs

completely agree, great band with right ethos, I keep an open mind on new soul music as a few years down the line it suddenly becomes in demand - if it's good, it's good

 

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 Another Great twenty Sounds that float my boat..... :thumbsup:  :hatsoff2: 

       Bobby Hutton - Come See What's Left Of Me 

        Willie Hutch - Lucky To Be Loved By You 

        Stylistics - People Make The World Go Round 

      Lou Rawls - You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine 

     Carol and Gerri - How Can I Ever Find The Way 

     Betty Turner - Be Careful Girl 

      Deena Johnson - The Breaking Point 

     Joe Simon - A Whole Lot Of Lovin 

     Doug Banks - I Just Kept On Dancing 

     Little Anthony - It's Not The Same 

    The Steinways - My Hearts Not In It Anymore  

     J. J. Barnes - Our Love Is In The Pocket 

    Chuck Jackson - Hand It Over 

      Earl Wright and his Orchestra - Thumb A Ride 

     Cal TJader - Soul Source (Sauce :wink: )  

      Outsiders - Lonely Man 

      Marie Knight - That's No Way To Treat A Girl  

      Linda Griner - Goodbye Cruel Love 

      Four Tops - If I Was A Carpenter 

      Margo and the Marvettes - When Love Slips Away 

      

     

     

     

    

Guest Shufflin
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my kind of across the board uplifting soul music, really nice records, thanks for posting

Posted
On 15/01/2018 at 22:19, shufflin said:

completely agree, great band with right ethos, I keep an open mind on new soul music as a few years down the line it suddenly becomes in demand - if it's good, it's good

 

 Jay Vons - very nice tune and thanks for alerting us to them. The Mystery Lights , another New York band signed to Wick Records, are good too although a bit more 60's garage rock than blue eyed soul.

Posted
8 hours ago, shufflin said:

my kind of across the board uplifting soul music, really nice records, thanks for posting

Thank you shufflin I do have a very varied taste... :)  :thumbup:

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Been playing a lot of records this week so thought I would post up twenty more of my favourite's... :)  :hatsoff2:  

     Al Foster Band - The Night Of The Wolf 

     Hank Jacobs - Elijah Rockin With Soul 

     The Seven Souls - I Still Love You 

     The Tempests - Someday 

    Dee Dee Sharp - What Kind Of Lady 

   Porgy And The Monarchs - That Girl 

   The Showmen - The Wrong Girl 

   Garland Green - It Rained Forty Days And Nights 

   Dean Parrish - Bricks, Broken Bottles, And Sticks 

    Willie Tee - Walking Up A One Way Street 

   The Tymes - What Would I Do 

   The Impressions - You've Been Cheatin 

    Fred Hughes - Don't Let Me Down 

    Darrow Fletcher - What Good Am I 

    Frankie And The Classicals - What Shall I Do 

    Sapphires - Gotta Have Your Love 

    Linda Jones - Just Can't Live My Life 

    Timothy Wilson - I Must Love You 

     Barbara McNair - You're Gonna Love Me Baby 

     Roberta Flack - Killing Me Softly 

    

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10 hours ago, shufflin said:

amazing talent

Oh yes Shufflin, what a voice, my favourite from Roberta Flack.. and the cheapest to purchase compared to the rest on that list. :wink: :) 

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Been playing these 20 this afternoon.

Haven't played some of these for a while. 😯

You better investigate  - David " king " Thomas

Don't shoot me down - Jean & Joe

Home is where the hatred is - Esther Phillips

Move on up - Curtis Mayfield

Gimme little sign - Brenton Wood

I'm a fool ( I must love you ) - Falcons

Soul finger - The Bar Kay's

You can do it - Dobie Gray

It's not too late - Al Johnson

Happy go lucky guy - The Sydels 

Need I say more - Lee Edward & his Continentals 

Colalined Baby - Dave Love

Why can't we live together - Timmy Thomas

If there were no music - Rufus Thomas

Gotta get away - Harolyn Montgomery

Why must you cry - The Magicians

I don't want you to want me - Queen Ester 

Mans best friend - The Celestrals 

Wrong Crowd - Prince George

The Girl I love - Chino Feaster 

Neal. 

 

Guest Shufflin
Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, Span said:

Been playing these 20 this afternoon.

Haven't played some of these for a while. 😯

You better investigate  - David " king " Thomas

Don't shoot me down - Jean & Joe

Home is where the hatred is - Esther Phillips

Move on up - Curtis Mayfield

Gimme little sign - Brenton Wood

I'm a fool ( I must love you ) - Falcons

Soul finger - The Bar Kay's

You can do it - Dobie Gray

It's not too late - Al Johnson

Happy go lucky guy - The Sydels 

Need I say more - Lee Edward & his Continentals 

Colalined Baby - Dave Love

Why can't we live together - Timmy Thomas

If there were no music - Rufus Thomas

Gotta get away - Harolyn Montgomery

Why must you cry - The Magicians

I don't want you to want me - Queen Ester 

Mans best friend - The Celestrals 

Wrong Crowd - Prince George

The Girl I love - Chino Feaster 

Neal. 

 

lots of fantastic tracks there, thanks for posting

Home is where the hatred is - Esther Phillips - personal favourite

 

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Playing yellow labels tonight

01: Royalettes- Out of sight,out of mind

02: Silky Hargraves- Hurt by love

03: Johnny Moffett- I found joy

04: Eddie Sull- I'm looking for my baby

05: Pauline Shivers- Won't you come back home

06: Barbara Mercer- Hey!!

07: Juanita Williams- You knew what you were gettin'

08: Adams Apples- You are the one i love

09: Rainbows- Help me if you can

10: Peggy March- If you loved me

11: Southwind Symphony- Coming home

12: Z Z Hill- You were wrong

13: Lenis Guess: Thank you baby

14: Dee Clark- That's my girl

15: William Bell- Happy

16: Bob Relf- Blowing my mind to pieces 

17: Darrow Fletcher- What good am i without you

18: Lou Johnson- Unsatisfied

19: Velvet Hammer- Happy

20: Ann Sexton- You've been gone to long

Posted
45 minutes ago, shufflin said:

lots of fantastic tracks there, thanks for posting

Home is where the hatred is - Esther Phillips - personal favourite

 

Yes I love that & my own Esther favourite, " Nobody but you." She has a unique but so soulful voice. 

Thing is I don't own a copy of the latter otherwise would be on my playlist every week. 

Neal. 

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I had myself a bit of a session on Saturday night......... (Rounded down to 10)

William Bell - I forgot to be your Lover

Mighty Ryders - Star Children

RZA - Love Jones

Ramsey Lewis - If Loving You is Wrong (I don't Want to be Right)

Sharon Jones & the Dap Kings - Slow down, love

Parliament - Placebo Syndrome

Margie Joseph - Punish Me

Jean Knight - One Way Ticket To Nowhere (It's The End Of The Ride)

Oness of Ju Ju - River Luv Rite

Johnny Harris - Paint it Black

 

Last Night was a bit funkier due to a couple of weekend arrivals....

Bill Moss - Sock it to em Soul Brother

Reverend C Coleman - Share it

Chuck Bridges - Keep Your Faith Baby

James Brown - It's a New day

Hank Ballard - Finger Poppin Time

Dickie Goodman - Friends

Paul Humphrey - Detroit

The Impressions - We're a Winner

Winstons - Amen Brother

Anthony and the Imperials - Anthem

 

 

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Some of my Saturday night into Sunday Morning listening essentials from the weekend 

The Locomotive - Rudi's In Love

Deidre Wilson Tabac- I Can't Keep From Crying Sometimes

Deidre Wilson Tabac -Get Back

Sir Joe Quaterman- The Way They Do My Life

Ritual-Sore Lip

Tony Silvestre & The New Ingredient- Cosmic Lady

Chocolate Milk-My Mind Is Hazy

DJ Shadow-This Time I'm Gonna Try It My Way

Chain Reaction- Hogtied

Dave Grusin-Modaji

Gil Evans Orchestra-Crosstown Traffic

Freddie Hubbard-Windjammer

Dionne Warwick-You're Gonna Need Me 

Solomon Burke-Cool Breeze

The Lost Generation-This Is The Lost Generation

Bunky Green-Funk Aint A Word

The Bar Kays-Holy Ghost

Baby Huey-Listen To Me

Manu Dibango-New Bell

Zillanova & Cisco Tavares-Suicide

Art Farmer-Soulsides 

 

 

 

 

 

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Guest Shufflin
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I don't know if any of you were involved in the auction madness of yesterday but while chomping on my popcorn I started playing some reasonably priced records

Two People - Love Isn't Tears Only - Liberty DJ

Odds & Ends – Yesterday My Love – Today

Olympics – Same Old Thing – Mirwood

Richie Barrett – I Will Love You – Swan DJ

Companions –Be Yourself – General American

Arthur K. Adams – Gimmie Some of Your Lovin’ – Blue Horizon

Robert Thomas – Salvation – Charay (massively under-priced in-demander)

The Summits – Sophisticated Lady – La Salle

Bobby Patterson – What a Wonderful Night for Love – JetStar DJ

Willie Small – How High Can You Fly – Jessica

Johnnie Taylor – Friday Night – Stax

Dean Parrish – Determination – Boom

Dee Dee Warwick – Monday Monday – Mercury DJ

Mandrill – Never Die – Polydor

The Ambers – I Love You Baby – Verve DJ

Jimmy Holiday – I’ve Been Done Wrong – Diplomacy

Four Tops – Something About You – Tamla

Hoagy Lands – Next In Line – Laurie

Bobby Bland – Yum Yum Tree – Duke

Dee Dee Warwick – When Love [& your bid] Slips away

Bonus track – Marvelettes - Boy From Crosstown (version 2) – W/Lbl (late nineties?)

I lost out on 3 bids, sniped to hell ;-) good luck to the winners though no hard feelings

 


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Another quiet night in so put these on

01: Intruders- (you'd better) check yourself

02: Babe Ruth- Elusive

03: Bobby Paris- Per-so-nal-ly

04: Sue Lynne- Don't pity me

05: Paul Anka- When we get there

06: Wynder K Frogg- Green door

07: Prophets- I got the fever

08: Tony Clarke- Landslide

09: Millionaires- Never for me

10: Apollas- Mr Creator

11: J C Messina- Time won't let me

12: Mr Floods Party- Compared to what

13: Ike & Tina Turner- Dust my broom

14: bobby Wilson- Feels good

15: Flaming Emeralds- Have some everybody

16: Little Caesar & the Empire- Everybody dance now

17: Gayle Adams- Baby i need you loving

18: John Speaker- I can't break the news to myself (German)

19: Pat Thomas- I can't wait until i see my baby's face

20: Young Holt Unlimited- California montage


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1 hour ago, gogs said:

Another quiet night in so put these on

01: Intruders- (you'd better) check yourself

02: Babe Ruth- Elusive

03: Bobby Paris- Per-so-nal-ly

04: Sue Lynne- Don't pity me

05: Paul Anka- When we get there

06: Wynder K Frogg- Green door

07: Prophets- I got the fever

08: Tony Clarke- Landslide

09: Millionaires- Never for me

10: Apollas- Mr Creator

11: J C Messina- Time won't let me

12: Mr Floods Party- Compared to what

13: Ike & Tina Turner- Dust my broom

14: bobby Wilson- Feels good

15: Flaming Emeralds- Have some everybody

16: Little Caesar & the Empire- Everybody dance now

17: Gayle Adams- Baby i need you loving

18: John Speaker- I can't break the news to myself (German)

19: Pat Thomas- I can't wait until i see my baby's face

20: Young Holt Unlimited- California montage

John Speaker is a cracker, know absolutely nothing about him

Lots of proper records thanks for sharing

Posted
On 1/29/2018 at 13:56, Soulsides said:

Some of my Saturday night into Sunday Morning listening essentials from the weekend 

The Locomotive - Rudi's In Love

Deidre Wilson Tabac- I Can't Keep From Crying Sometimes

Deidre Wilson Tabac -Get Back

Sir Joe Quaterman- The Way They Do My Life

Ritual-Sore Lip

Tony Silvestre & The New Ingredient- Cosmic Lady

Chocolate Milk-My Mind Is Hazy

DJ Shadow-This Time I'm Gonna Try It My Way

Chain Reaction- Hogtied

Dave Grusin-Modaji

Gil Evans Orchestra-Crosstown Traffic

Freddie Hubbard-Windjammer

Dionne Warwick-You're Gonna Need Me 

Solomon Burke-Cool Breeze

The Lost Generation-This Is The Lost Generation

Bunky Green-Funk Aint A Word

The Bar Kays-Holy Ghost

Baby Huey-Listen To Me

Manu Dibango-New Bell

Zillanova & Cisco Tavares-Suicide

Art Farmer-Soulsides 

 

 

 

 

 

Right up my street that. I meant to ask you if you would recommend a particular Chocolate Milk LP? I got "Action Speaks Louder Than Words" 7' and I know "Time Machine" but I'm wondering if any LP of theirs stand out in particular?

Cheers!

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28 minutes ago, Jimmy Disco D said:

Right up my street that. I meant to ask you if you would recommend a particular Chocolate Milk LP? I got "Action Speaks Louder Than Words" 7' and I know "Time Machine" but I'm wondering if any LP of theirs stand out in particular?

Cheers!

Stick with the early stuff - at least for me their debut album is strongest. Some years back I got a copy of their 1981 "Blue Jeans" album, which stood out alright - horrible lamest of the lame by the numbers funk. That's how I felt about it anyway...

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51 minutes ago, Jimmy Disco D said:

Right up my street that. I meant to ask you if you would recommend a particular Chocolate Milk LP? I got "Action Speaks Louder Than Words" 7' and I know "Time Machine" but I'm wondering if any LP of theirs stand out in particular?

Cheers!

Yeah, as Mickey mentioned the early stuff is the best.

I'd definitely recommend the first 3 Chocolate Milk lps for you Jimmy, they're all pretty decent.Theres also a couple of compilation lp's  available too,which are  'Ice Cold Funk' & another just called 'The Best Of Chocolate Milk'.

Glad you liked the playlist btw !

:hatsoff2:

 

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Cheers fellas, I'll probably go for the first first then, I really like those two songs I mentioned.

Soulsides, your "New Bell" pick encouraged me to get my Soul Makossa LP out last night, although I had a listen to the fantastic "Nights In Zeralda" which led me onto a more "exotic" playlist that probably isn't quite suitable for this forum. :D

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LOL, no, not the snake, even worse..................... jazz.

 

(although I'm not ashamed to say I like The Snake, but I haven't got the Northern soul background so there's a bit less "baggage" associated with it for me)

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Guest Josep Manuel Concernau Robles
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Almost a month after my first track - list, here's another totally different according to my feelings at this moment:

01 - "Cookie" - Mongo Santamaria

02 - "La Fiesta" - Chick Corea

03 - "Jamaican Marketplace" - Ramsey Lewis

04 - "Echidna's Arf" - George Duke

05 - "Nautylus" - Bob James

06 - "People Make The World Go Round" (live) - CTI All - Stars

07 - "Vivo Sonhando" - Antonio Carlos Jobim

08 - "Visions" - Luis Gasca

09 - "Deep" - Ritchie Rome

10 - "Bad Bad Simba" - O'Donnel Levy

11 - "Soncere" - Michael Pedicin, Jr.

12 - "Jacob's Ladder" - Incognito

13 - "Adam's Hotel" - Deodato

14 - "Half A Man" - Bunny Sigler

15 - "Reach For The Moon (Poor People)" - Angelo Bond

16 - "Looking For A Friend" - Blue Magic

17 - "Let's Spend Some Time Together" - The O'Jays

18 - "Spy For The Brotherhood" - The Miracles

19 - "Loving Time" - The Dramatics

20 - "You're Not In Love" - Carmen Lundy

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I'm not ashamed to say I like it either. It's just that I don't :lol:

Don't see why jazz shouldn't get a look in here. The overlap with blues and soul is big enough. Motown's Funk Brothers were originally jazz musicians playing in Detroit clubs before they were hired by Berry Gordy. The acrobatics of James Jamerson came out of that jazz background. The story goes that Leon Huff's organ solo on MFSB's Kay-Jee was him simply arriving in the middle of the recording session and joining in at the improvised moment. The musicianship of so much soul is top notch and the freshness of so many recorded tunes comes down to that style of playing and the ability to improvise, such that recordings could be done in one or a few takes.

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Guest Josep Manuel Concernau Robles
Posted
1 hour ago, Mickey Finn said:

I'm not ashamed to say I like it either. It's just that I don't :lol:

Don't see why jazz shouldn't get a look in here. The overlap with blues and soul is big enough. Motown's Funk Brothers were originally jazz musicians playing in Detroit clubs before they were hired by Berry Gordy. The acrobatics of James Jamerson came out of that jazz background. The story goes that Leon Huff's organ solo on MFSB's Kay-Jee was him simply arriving in the middle of the recording session and joining in at the improvised moment. The musicianship of so much soul is top notch and the freshness of so many recorded tunes comes down to that style of playing and the ability to improvise, such that recordings could be done in one or a few takes.

Many of the musicians involved in the Philly Soul scene started as jazz musicians: Vincent Montana as a jazz vibraphonist; Bobby Martin with the Lyn Hope Big Band also as a vibraphonist (this combo also included People's Choice lead Frankie Brunson as vocalist and keyboardist), Ronnie Baker and Norman Harris jointly with Eddie Green formed the jazz - fusion group Catalyst, many songs have  jazzy ingredients as the one I included in the track list by The O'Jays ("Let's Spend Some Time Together") and, of course, many stuff by Lou Rawls, Billy Paul or Phyllis Hyman.

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I was out playing darts tonight (not very well), so a different feel to tonight's list

01: Ace Spectrum- Don't send nobody else

02: Greg Perry- It takes heart

03: Voices of east harlem- cashing in

04: Brown sugar- the game is over

05: Greg Perry- It takes heart

06: Carstairs- It really hurts me girl

07: Charles Drain- Life time guarantee of love

08: Dells- It's all up to you

09: Deon Jackson- All on a sunny day

10: Curtis- How can i tell her (bong bong version)

11: Spookey- Who's taken the lid of this love affair

15: Bobby Hutton: That's how heartaches are made

16: David Ruffin- Rode by the place where we used to stay (UK DJ)

17: The Brothers- Are you ready for this (meant to play this earlier but couldn't find it)

18: Bunny Sigler- Girl don't make me wait

19: Monitors- Since i lost you girl

20: Martha Reeves- No one there (UK)

 

Posted

Played a few sounds when I got home from work :shhh:  :thumbup:   

   Jewels - We Got Togetherness   MGM 

   Pookie Hudson - This Gets To Me  Jamie 

   Kelly Garrett - Loves The Only Answer  Smash 

    J. J. Barnes - Our Love Is In The Pocket   Revilot  

   Younghearts - A Little Togetherness  Canterbury  

   Trends - Thanks For A Little Lovin   ABC 

   Reflections  - Like Adam And Eve - ABC 

   Two People - Stop, Leave My Heart Alone   Revue 

   Joe Valentine  - I Lost The Only Love I Ever Had  Val 

    Del Royals - Man Of Value   Mercury 

    Chris Clark - Don't Be To Long  V.I.P. 

    Four Tops - Is There Anything That I Can Do   Tamla French EP 

   Bobby Taylor - Don't Be Afraid  Taylor Made Soul LP 

   Isaac Hayes  - Theme From Shaft   Can You Dig It  :yes:   Stax 

   Isaac Hayes - Disco Connection  ABC 

   James & Bobby Purify - I'm Your Puppet  Mercury 

   Etta James - I'd Rather Go Blind   Checker 

    Ben E King  - Spanish Harlem  Atco

    Little Anthony And The Imperials - Goin' Out Of My Head   DCP International

     Eddie Holman - Hey There Lonely Girl  ABC  

    

     

 

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Guest Shufflin
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Lots of nice records Bruv, Bobby Taylor - Don't Be Afraid  - how nice is that? like the way you mix it up

Guest Josep Manuel Concernau Robles
Posted

Hey, Bruv, what a good instrumental "Disco Connection" by Isaac Hayes! I have the vynil album with the same title (credited as "Isaac Hayes Movement") and there's some other good tracks as the mellow "After Five" or "Aruba". Jointly with the double album live with Dionne Warwick ("A Man & A Woman"... what a fantastic cover of "Can't Hide Love"!!!) is my favorite from Isaac Hayes from his ABC / Hot Buttered Soul period.

Posted
1 hour ago, shufflin said:

Lots of nice records Bruv, Bobby Taylor - Don't Be Afraid  - how nice is that? like the way you mix it up

Yep Bobby Taylor (tailor) on the album, is a fantastic soul record. Album only and mine is still shrunk wrapped and unplayed. 

Pete

 

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Guest Spain pete
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1 hour ago, josep manuel concernau robles said:

Hey, Bruv, what a good instrumental "Disco Connection" by Isaac Hayes! I have the vynil album with the same title (credited as "Isaac Hayes Movement") and there's some other good tracks as the mellow "After Five" or "Aruba". Jointly with the double album live with Dionne Warwick ("A Man & A Woman"... what a fantastic cover of "Can't Hide Love"!!!) is my favorite from Isaac Hayes from his ABC / Hot Buttered Soul period.

Don't forget the shaft album  , do your Thang, killer track  👍🎶🎶

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8 hours ago, Spain pete said:

Don't forget the shaft album  , do your Thang, killer track  👍🎶🎶

Superb Album Soundtrack Pete, perfect music score for that movie.... :thumbsup:  :hatsoff2:  

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9 hours ago, josep manuel concernau robles said:

Hey, Bruv, what a good instrumental "Disco Connection" by Isaac Hayes! I have the vynil album with the same title (credited as "Isaac Hayes Movement") and there's some other good tracks as the mellow "After Five" or "Aruba". Jointly with the double album live with Dionne Warwick ("A Man & A Woman"... what a fantastic cover of "Can't Hide Love"!!!) is my favorite from Isaac Hayes from his ABC / Hot Buttered Soul period.

 Thank you Josep, Yes it is a great instrumental I used to play it for a friend who would request it at a Sports Social Club I did dj-ing at in the late 1980's he took his dancing seriously he even turned up wearing dancing shoes, which he still does now when I have seen him at some of the Northern Soul events....:)  :hatsoff2: 

 

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Guest Josep Manuel Concernau Robles
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8 hours ago, Spain pete said:

Don't forget the shaft album  , do your Thang, killer track  👍🎶🎶

I don't forget! I referred to the ABC period. My favorites are "Shaft" and "To be Continued" from Stax years; the two I have mentioned from ABC and from Polydor years "New Horizon" with the great up tempo "Ménage à trois" and the soulful "It's Heaven To Me". In fact I have practically all his discography from "Black Moses" to "For The Shake Of Love" (passing trough "Groove-A-Thon", "Chocolate Chip",...) but the ones I mentioned are the ones I can hear the whole LP non - stop again and again.

A great cover of Shaft is the one included in his "For The Shake Of Love" album (1979, Polydor). And a boogaloo cover by Joe Bataan is also super-groove.

Cheers to all.

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Yeah, you gotta love Isaac..so much dopeness from one man shouldn't be possible !

The 'To Be Continued' album is his masterpiece for me..I can get totally lost and absorbed in that record..the production is like some sonic gold type shiz...

Just so damn good.

 

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Chucked a few on the decks the other day here we go

Gene Chandler "There goes the lover " Brunswick

Four Shades " My World" Ronn

O.C.Smith " Betcha " South camp LP.

Cate  Brothers " Cant stop now " Asylum L.P

Four Tops "Clip my wings " Tamla motown

Sandra Richardson " After you give your all " 100 Anniversary

The Out of sights " A womans love " Saru

The Spaniels " Stand in line " North American

The Temptations " Hey Girl " Gordy L.P

Odyssey " Battened Ships " Mowest L.P,

Kim English " Simply Grateful " Susu

Sean Oliver" You and me " Bootang

Percy Sledge " When im touching you " Capricorn

Detroit Rhythm Section " Backstreets inst " Unissued Acetate

The Trends " If you don't dig the blues "  A.B.C

Sonny Childe " Love is in the air " Music Factory

The Temptations " Say you " Gordy L.P.

Black Ice " Girl that's what i call love " Armherst

Tower of power " Nothing Like it " 

Archie Bell " Don't let love get you down " Philly International L.P

 

 

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Posted
1 hour ago, MGM 1251 said:

...hey GOGS....no9 and no20 for me please.....    :thumbup:    .....

As far as i know I'm dj-ing 9th March and 1st April, turn up at either event when i'm on the decks and i will play them for you.

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Living room, last night :)

Supremes/Temptations -   Uptight - TMG UK

Vernon Garrett -         Shine it on -  Kent US

Yvonne Vernee -          Just like you did me - Sonbert US
 
Jackie Wilson -          The Fountain - Brunswick US

Denise LaSalle -         Love Reputation - Tarpon  US

Veniece -                Stepchild - London UK

Edwin Starr -            Double 00 Soul - Ric Tic US

Marvin Gaye -            Need Somebody - TMG UK

Artistics -              This Heart of Mine - OK US

Platters -               Washed Ashore - StateSide UK

Gene pitney -            Heart breaker - StateSide UK

Honey bee -              Johny Johnson & Bandwagon - StateSide UK

Arthur Conley -          Keep on talking - French ATCO

Johnny Taylor -          Blues in the night - French Atlantic

Curtis Lee -             Is she in your town - Kent UK

Len jewell -             Betting on love - Soul City UK

The Packers -            Hole in the Wall - Soul City UK

Platters -               Love you 1000 times - Stateside UK

Tony Clark -             Landslide - Chess UK

Billy Stewart -          Old man river - Chess UK

Bobby Womack -    What is this - Jay Boy UK

Fidels -                 Try a little harder - Jay Boy UK

Phillip Mitchell -       World needs more people like you/ Build Calfornia Jay Boy UK

Val Palmer -             Back in my arms - Twin Hits US

Nolan Chance -           Just like the weather - Constellation US

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Still feeling the effects of last nights shenanigans and 'bold behaviour' somewhat ,hehe but here's what was spinning from around midnight til 2 a.m.......erm...ish.. hic! 

Mighty Mo & The Winchester Seven -The Next Message

The Black On White Affair -Bold Soul Sister,Bold Soul Brother

The Electric Peanut Butter Company-The Rain

Chairmen Of The Board-Life & Death 

Steve Grossman-Zulu Stomp

Mandrill-Two Sister's Of Mystery

The Bar Kays -Cold Blooded

Jimmy Castor Bunch-It's Just Begun

The JB's-Blow Your Head

Sarah Webster Fabio-Sweet Song

Nino Gomez & His Afro Percussion Inc-Ritual

Mandingo-Black Rite

Mandingo-The Headhunter

The Mighty Showstoppers-Shaft In Africa

We The People-Break Down

The Clarence Mack Express-Runaway Train

Cold Blood-Kissing My Love

Chuck Brown &  The Soul Searchers-Bustin' Loose

Elmer& Brenda Parker and The Nite Lighters-Got To Get Back To Louisiana

Yusef Lateef-Prayer

Herb Geller& Mark Murphy-Space A La Mode

 

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Posted
29 minutes ago, Soulsides said:

Still feeling the effects of last nights shenanigans and 'bold behaviour' somewhat ,hehe but here's what was spinning from around midnight til 2 a.m.......erm...ish.. hic! 

Mighty Mo & The Winchester Seven -The Next Message

The Black On White Affair -Bold Soul Sister,Bold Soul Brother

The Electric Peanut Butter Company-The Rain

Chairmen Of The Board-Life & Death 

Steve Grossman-Zulu Stomp

Mandrill-Two Sister's Of Mystery

The Bar Kays -Cold Blooded

Jimmy Castor Bunch-It's Just Begun

The JB's-Blow Your Head

Sarah Webster Fabio-Sweet Song

Nino Gomez & His Afro Percussion Inc-Ritual

Mandingo-Black Rite

Mandingo-The Headhunter

The Mighty Showstoppers-Shaft In Africa

We The People-Break Down

The Clarence Mack Express-Runaway Train

Cold Blood-Kissing My Love

Chuck Brown &  The Soul Searchers-Bustin' Loose

Elmer& Brenda Parker and The Nite Lighters-Got To Get Back To Louisiana

Yusef Lateef-Prayer

Herb Geller& Mark Murphy-Space A La Mode

 

I’d like to hear that lot after a few beers. 

Had forgotten mighty mo existed. Did you record it? 

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Guest Shufflin
Posted
5 hours ago, Soulsides said:

Mandingo-The Headhunter

liking that, funky dancer

Posted
15 hours ago, JNixon said:

I’d like to hear that lot after a few beers. 

Had forgotten mighty mo existed. Did you record it? 

No, it's just the typical sort of stuff that gets played every Saturday night round here but I never record mixes anymore these days ..you've given me the idea that maybe I should though...more drinking time, less fiddling about with records hehe !

10 hours ago, shufflin said:

liking that, funky dancer

Yeah,the Mandingo stuff is great , Funky and cool sounding.

I picked up the 'Primeval Rhythm Of Life' lp around 20 odd years ago in a charity shop for literally pennies and took it home not expecting anything spectacular and was totally blown away by how good it was...all of the Mandingo albums are terrific in my opinion and the fact that Mandingo was actually the brainchild of the Easy Listening band leader,the one and only Geoff Love makes it even more surprising just how good those lp's are to say the least.

The trendy hipsters don't seem to have picked up on these particular albums yet for whatever reason so you can still grab them really cheaply from places like Discogs etc.

Posted
21 minutes ago, Soulsides said:

Yeah,the Mandingo stuff is great , Funky and cool sounding.

Some of it certainly is! Have you got the "Sacrifice" LP? Love "The Cheetah" and funnily enough I played it at the weekend too, I'll note 'em down later.

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57 minutes ago, Jimmy Disco D said:

Some of it certainly is! Have you got the "Sacrifice" LP? Love "The Cheetah" and funnily enough I played it at the weekend too, I'll note 'em down later.

Yes, I have all of the albums by Mandingo plus some other things by Geoff Love that I've used for sampling in my own tunes..there's a couple of his tracks that have some very nice drum breaks on them .

Drum breaks on records ,now that is a subject very close to my heart, I can happily spend hours chopping ,slicing and looping them to create dusty funked up madness for some intense freestyle sampler jamming sessions !

It drives my missus nuts sometimes but I've explained very nicely to her that this is why Netflix was invented ( she took this rather well I thought under the circumstances) so she can like it or lump it basically hehe.

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Guest Josep Manuel Concernau Robles
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Is not "exactly" a "DJ session", simply yesterday at the car my wife let me (a thing very rare!) to play a CD of mine (she always plays CD's by Cat Stevens and spanish - catalonian singers as Jeanette, Joan Manuel Serrat, La Oreja de Van Gogh,...), I played a personal domestical compilation from different other CD's. Along one hour of the trip and another hour during the back home...

(Not exactly in this order)

- Archie Bell & The Drells: "A Thousand Wonders"

- Archie Bell & The Drells: "Tighten Up"

- The Olympics: "Big Boy Pete"

- The Blue Notes: "Blue Star"

- The Impressions: "At The County Fair"

- Jerry Butler: "I'm A Telling You"

- Curtis Mayfield: "Sparkle"

- McFadden & Whitehead: "I Got The Love"

- Crusaders: "Allucinate"

- Trammps: "Ninety Nine And Haf"

- Ernie K-Doe: "Mother In Law"

- Frederick Knight: "I'm Lonely For So Long"

- R.B. Greaves: "Take A Letter Maria"

- Sam Dees: "Soul Sister"

- The Pack -Keys: "Diggin'"

- The O'Jays: "Rented Tuxedo"

- The O'Jays: "Break Down And Let It All Out"

- Fontella Bass & Tina Turner: "Poor Little Fool"

- Wilson Pickett & Jackie Moore: "Precious, Precious"

- Joe Tex: "I Wanna Be Free"

- Billy Stewart: "Sittin' In The Park"

- John "Rootman" Henry: "Say It"

- Clarence Carter: "Light My Fire"

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