A Record Tip

[Guest]

Not really known, but a good record. Thats all I'm saying.

https://cgi.ebay.com/Very-Rare-Northern-Sou...1QQcmdZViewItem

[Gasher]

sound file Andy?? please

[Mike]

Just the vinyl Richie, stil a bit of an IT novice, call for a listen if you like 01244 681319

andy or anyone

if ever need to get any clips on site and cant do the pc thing

there is a number which if you phone will record for a min or two what ever is played

and then sends it as a mp3 to site , and can then upload it for ya

if think may be useful in future and may use, shout and will dig number

whats the flip like Andy, has a interesting title

[Larsc]

whats the flip like Andy, has a interesting title

I like the match between his last name and the title of the flip

[Guest Stuart T]

Think this was played by Flynn at the CSC once, acquired taste, think it needs a little slowing down, but not too much else it ends up sounding like Elvis.

Heh heh, always wanted to use that smiley

[Guest]

oh I don't like that

[Val (Chunky)]

please tell me stuff like this does NOT get played out ...........I no likey

[Pete S]

Fantastic backing track but like Stuart says, Elvis vocal - otherwise it'd have been great...bit like Will You Ever Learn

[Guest Stuart T]

Probably not Chunky, as most people wouldn't understand it. You have to have an ear for beach/Carolina influenced Northen Soul. As said earlier, a typical Dome record. The london scene always had a wider tolerence for different sounds, which is probably why more records got broken there than anywhere else, particularly during that 3-4 year period at the turn of the millinium, with the Dome, NotreDame, 100 Club etc etc.

Oh you'd definately hate the flip, A bit like Sammy Davies Jr. meets X Factors Ray Quinn

Ouch!

Frynn is a beach music freak anyway who only really likes records with screechy hammond and bizarre vocals . This record is a work of flawed genius but I don't think I'd ever dare play it out nowadays.

Quite like the flip too if I've been drinking.

[Guest James Trouble]

Ouch!

Frynn is a beach music freak anyway who only really likes records with screechy hammond and bizarre vocals . This record is a work of flawed genius but I don't think I'd ever dare play it out nowadays.

Quite like the flip too if I've been drinking.

Same Nomads that did Somthing Bad?

[Guest Stuart T]

Same Nomads that did Somthing Bad?

Those Nomads were from Philadelphia weren't they? Label says Missouri on this one but don't know, not the same vocalist I'm sure.

[Soul-slider]

Probably not Chunky, as most people wouldn't understand it. You have to have an ear for beach/Carolina influenced Northen Soul. As said earlier, a typical Dome record. The london scene always had a wider tolerence for different sounds, which is probably why more records got broken there than anywhere else, particularly during that 3-4 year period at the turn of the millinium, with the Dome, NotreDame, 100 Club etc etc.

I like it! But then I do like beach/Garage/Carolina influenced Northern anyway.

But I want a cheaper one!!!!

[Guest Perry]

Pretty sure Flynny got this off me in a trade. Remember getting it from Tim Brown, heard it down the phone and liked it,but it was one of those I soon got fed up with as with most of this type of sound.

[P5OULH]

DONE IT!! GUD SHIT!!

Hi Andy a very nice tune indeed would sound good at the greatstone keep em coming Paul