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Salvadors , Stick by me Baby,  South Side Chicago ghetto vibes, forget your dance hall memories, and appreciate what these records were really meant for and about  Kev

Mark S
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The Dell Larks Job opening 

Geeselad
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Another for the bassline initially, then those piano stabs, so atmospheric  one I remember from the 80's again with those evocatively atmospheric piano chords    

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So many, but heres trio from me, throw them up in the air and see how they land, matters not to me, they all make the hairs on the back up of my neck stand up…… phwoar

JJ Barnes - Please let me in 

Syl Johnson - Do you know what love is

Brand New - 1000 years

Make it a quartet…. 😂

Gwen Owens - Wanted and needed

Wow, reminds me that an essential and most distinctive part of any northern track is the intro

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Happy Feet Long Time

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Yvonne Baker , You didn't Say A Word 

Lou Pride I'm Coming Home In The Morn' un

Darrell Banks , Open The Door To Your Heart .

But Tony Clarke Landslide,, Dave beat me to it , a very close 2nd 

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1 hour ago, Happy Feet said:

If it's perhaps possible to add a 3 & half ?

Chicago, Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is ,,,

 

It's one of my favourite albums, but was this played out?

Happy Feet Long Time

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5 minutes ago, Geeselad said:

It's one of my favourite albums, but was this played out?

I am pretty sure if my memory is still 90% working , It was a Blackpool Mecca spin , but possibly a reduced intro , maybe someone else knows better , sounds like a Colin Curtis sound to me 

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Salvadors , Stick by me Baby, 

South Side Chicago ghetto vibes, forget your dance hall memories, and appreciate what these records were really meant for and about 

Kev

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Soul satisfaction Earl Jackson

Wait till I get to know ya Bobby Treetop also R&B Time E Rodney Jones

Prove yourself a lady James Bounty

So is the sun World Column

Destination unknown Delrays Incorporated

and yes great shout Salvadors

 

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I agree with Dave, Tony Clarke Landslide takes some beating but Mitch Rider Breakout & The Invitations Skiing in the snow are pretty good and The Tempests Someday is like a call out for everybody to pile onto the dancefloor

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Can’t beat Sandi Sheldon absolute magic

one of my all time favourite intros though is

One in a million Maxine Brown

also 

Cause your mine Vibrations

but 

Making my daydream real We The People

Investigate Major Lance

Looking for you Garnett Mimms 

Ordinary Joe Terry Callier

You better keep her Marvin Holmes and justice
 

Duck with wolf man Len Johnson and the hi liters

and yes Landslide is the biz

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The Velours  I’m gonna change

The Night Frankie Valli and the four seasons

I dare anyone to reply to me. As no one  has made any comment to any of my suggestions it would be nice  to know if any of my replies on this topic mean anything to any of you. 
I have  been on the scene since 1972 would be nice to get some reaction if only negative thanks 

kind regards

Andy May

 

 

 

 

 

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3 minutes ago, Daisy May said:

I dare anyone to reply to me. As no one  has made any comment to any of my suggestions it would be nice  to know if any of my replies on this topic mean anything to any of you. 

This isn't FB , you don't win prizes for the number of responses you get on here ... :lol:

 

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Soul Salad Regular

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4 hours ago, Daisy May said:

Can’t beat Sandi Sheldon absolute magic

one of my all time favourite intros though is

One in a million Maxine Brown

also 

Cause your mine Vibrations

but 

Making my daydream real We The People

Investigate Major Lance

Looking for you Garnett Mimms 

Ordinary Joe Terry Callier

You better keep her Marvin Holmes and justice
 

Duck with wolf man Len Johnson and the hi liters

and yes Landslide is the biz

Definitely Ordinary Joe - Good call Great intro!


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9 hours ago, Happy Feet said:

I am pretty sure if my memory is still 90% working , It was a Blackpool Mecca spin , but possibly a reduced intro , maybe someone else knows better , sounds like a Colin Curtis sound to me 

Definitely a Mecca spin, I had the Chicago version but I thought the version they played was different than that.

I think it was Ian Levine that played it. 

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5 hours ago, Daisy May said:

The Velours  I’m gonna change

The Night Frankie Valli and the four seasons

I dare anyone to reply to me. As no one  has made any comment to any of my suggestions it would be nice  to know if any of my replies on this topic mean anything to any of you. 
I have  been on the scene since 1972 would be nice to get some reaction if only negative thanks 

kind regards

Andy May

 

 

 

 

 

The night is iconic, you can hear that rift a mile away .

 

Happy Feet Long Time

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Definitely a Mecca spin, I had the Chicago version but I thought the version they played was different than that.

I think it was Ian Levine that played it. 

Someone has kindly reminded me of the other version, is was by "Copper n' Brass " for me the less soulful version but it too got spins , with a much less run in , I can see why it would've been the preferred version .

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Going to be a bit different.  

Ramona Collins  you've been cheating.. the long intro version.. the 1st time I heard it I was thinking what the hell is this.. now when I hear it I get the tingling as I know what is coming 

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Some great choices; a few that get me buzzin:
 

Steve Karmen - Breakaway 

Tee Fletcher- Happy loving you

Johnny Sayles - l can’t get enough 

Eugene Gaspard- Holding on

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From a perspective of 45's played on the northern/ rare soul dance scene, the two which had me the most capyivated on that first hearing had to be -

Harold Melvin 'Get out'

Melvin Moore 'All of a sudden' 

Opening lines on both are lyrical genius IMO.

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23 minutes ago, Still Diggin said:

From a perspective of 45's played on the northern/ rare soul dance scene, the two which had me the most capyivated on that first hearing had to be -

Harold Melvin 'Get out'

Melvin Moore 'All of a sudden' 

Opening lines on both are lyrical genius IMO.

Had to laugh Still diggin,  Harold Melvin especially "Get out" is the opposite of what i think the posters thread question was😆, Both great songs though🙂

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