If You Had A Chance

[Guest ZTSC]

Harthon Studios - don't matter what recording

[Guest]

being at this addy in the usa mid 60s,3 Thomas Circle NW,Washington DC,with me and mr eddie singleton my feet up and listening in on a tune being recorded by the cairos or j.d.bryant etc it sounds like heaven to me but with all the nasty horrible rascist black/white thing going around at the time would i (being white) have been allowed in some of these studios or even near them????... ..soulie55

[Guest]

...and considerably better than T. Middleton's

Just thought of another session that I'd like to have 'sat in' on - "Paralysed" by the Legendary Stardust Cowboy. Well, who wouldn't?

I agree with you 100% on " Paralysed " , Tony ......

I would have loved to have been in the booth alongside J Henry Burnett , David R Anderson and Major Bill Smith , when The Ledge did this classic 45 ......

The " throw this into the conversation when it gets quiet down the pub " section .....

David Bowie is a big Norman Carl Odum fan , aka The Legendary Stardust Cowboy , and that the

" Stardust " in " Ziggy Stardust " , was done in homage to him .....

Malc Burton

Edited May 12, 2007 by Malc Burton

[Dolly13]

clyde Milton : I'd rather leave on my feet

THEM GIRLIE VOCALS IN THE BACK ARE JUST PERRRRFECT

HAS ANYONE GOT ONE THEY'D LIKE TO PART WITH BY THE WAY?

[Guest vinylvixen]

or how about 'Stealing The Tapes' - I'd start with 'Make Sure'

yah booh sucks Jo

[Guest barnsey]

carl malcome .hey fatty bum bum .or ernie benny hill.the sheer magnitude of inpact these song had on my life simply indiscribeable

[Guest jeffthevest]

Im really getting into Little Anthony, so for me anything by himself, Hurt so bad, would of been some experience, or anything by Jackie wilson, top voice for me.

or any soul artist from the 60s. could you imagine just being sitting and watching any of these artists, mmmmmmmmm

You took the words right out of my mouth

Karen