90's Soul

[Guest Coxy]

Re Nu Colours,

im sure I read somewhere that one of them has just or about to bring out a solo album???

Trev

[Guest Johnny One Trout]

I expect your used to it by now

[Girthdevon]

I'm sure Girfy boy and Derek can sort people out with a lot of this genre, particularly on vinyl. 

Roger

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I always have plenty of this type of stuff, vinyl, CDs and recommends - check my listings on Gemm - https://girthdevon.gemm.com/

Cheers Girth

[Daved]

[Girthdevon]

[Guest Coxy]

[Simon T]

DIDNT SHE SING ON SPILLER, GROOVE JET? SAMPLING AN OLD SALSOUL NUMBER

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She was the leader singer of the "Audience" before going solo. The sample is from Carol Williams - Love is you - Salsoul; quite a typical record of the day and not too bad

[Guest dodger]

If you like that, its worth watching out for a Lavelle White CD from '94 with a track "About The Facts Of Life" - been spinning this one quite a bit recently. And Jennifer Holliday - 'Its In There' from '91, which will never date. Mica Paris's finest moment 'You' from 1993 ish. A lastly the first Blaze album from '90 for Motown - killer stuff !!!

I've actually put 'I Wonder' by Blaze on these comps I've just done. Choon. Agree on all those you mention as well Girfy lad, all fantastic, though 'Love Stories' from the same Jennifer Holliday album gets my vote.

I was talking crap about the Nu Colours as well, their second album is the self titled one, the first one came out around 92 but I can't find that one to get the title.

Roger

[Guest Johnny One Trout]

I've actually put 'I Wonder' by Blaze on these comps I've just done. Choon.  Agree on all those you mention as well Girfy lad, all fantastic, though 'Love Stories' from the same Jennifer Holliday album gets my vote.

I was talking crap about the Nu Colours as well, their second album is the self titled one, the first one came out around 92 but I can't find that one to get the title. 

Roger

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It's called Unlimited Dodger and it was 93 with some credits for 92

Edited March 31, 2005 by Johnny One Trout

[Guest dodger]

Coxy said:

Ive no idea as to when it was recorded but as far as I know it`s cd only. Seen it for sale from time to time at around the  £20 to £25 mark. Steve Plumb might be worth trying as ive seen him have it for sale.

Hope this helps

Best Trev

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According to the sleeve notes this was part of a series that rang from rock & roll to country to reggae to r&b and pop, all taken from the vaults of a bloke called Joe Venneri who was an engineer on many big hits, so at a guess they were 70s recordings as there's an alternate take of his pop/disco record 'Get Down' which came out in 78 I think. This CD came out in 95. I've seen one on Plumby's wall at Yahhmuff for £40 but it's got a different cover to this so what the story behind two releases of this comp I couldn't say.

Roger

 

[Petebangor]

I can find out for you, John.  Unless anyone else know?  I think it's July some time.

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July 16th lads Bass Museum

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Chris Ballin

Dj's

Colin Curtis

Hobbsy

Bobby and Steve

Mark Randle

Fish

4.00pm til 1.00am

Knew all those flyers that Fish sticks in your purchases would come in handy one day!

Pete

[Guest Rich]

If you like that, its worth watching out for a Lavelle White CD from '94 with a track "About The Facts Of Life" - been spinning this one quite a bit recently. And Jennifer Holliday - 'Its In There' from '91, which will never date. Mica Paris's finest moment 'You' from 1993 ish. A lastly the first Blaze album from '90 for Motown - killer stuff !!!

Girf

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Brings back some memories that Blaze LP - just love that 'Gonna make it work now' quality mellow groove amongst a raft of goodies. Remember 'So Special' being a huge record along with Paul Simpson's version of Ruffin's 'Walk away' at the Stadthaus Bockler Park All-nighters during one of my spells in Germany.