Guest Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 I am looking but I can't work out how to do that. Do you know what I have to do ??? Ian If you scroll down to the end of the thread on the left hand side you will see a box that says "moderation options" click on the arrow next to it and an option "close topic" will show just click on that. Derek
Guest Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 On the bottom left hand of the thread there is a box that says moderation options. Click on that and one of the options is "close thread" Hope that helps Thankyou. Mike Hughes already did it before I had to, so it merely continues on here, although it makes me a bit sad that the number of views won't look as impressive. But I hope the old thread continues to be available to read, especially after so much work went into it.
Reg Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 Thankyou. Mike Hughes already did it before I had to, so it merely continues on here, although it makes me a bit sad that the number of views won't look as impressive. But I hope the old thread continues to be available to read, especially after so much work went into it. I think this is the longest thread ever on Soul Source so I think Mike has kept it open as long as he can. And you can still read the old one, don't worry
Mike Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 ok have just closed the other one will move last page of posts across a bit later on
Guest HiTtHeBoNgO Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 We end the last thread with 2,984 posts on it, and 85,633 views. I would be very interested to find out if other Soul Source threads had ever reached that number, and if so in how much time ?? I wonder if we broke any records. this has to be the biggest online mass debate on a soul forum ever well done
Guest Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 I think this is the longest thread ever on Soul Source so I think Mike has kept it open as long as he can. And you can still read the old one, don't worry Could Part Two beat it ?????
Guest Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 this has to be the biggest online mass debate on a soul forum ever well done On the one hand that pleases me, on the other hand I have to pray that a couple of people leave us alone to talk about the good stuff, not keep trying to push me on the ropes.
Reg Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 Phew who knows!! You have definitely put the cat amongst the Pigeons Ian!!
Guest Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 Phew who knows!! You have definitely put the cat amongst the Pigeons Ian!! I don't know why that happens. Some people just don't "get" me. I have tried to make a fair case to prove that a lot of my actions were motivated by the best intentions, but I was always aware that coming on here, where I had received the worst criticism in the past, was never going to be THAT easy.
Guest Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 Anyway, another classic singer with a song that's becoming very popular lately, within certain areas if not others. ">
Reg Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 (edited) I don't know why that happens. Some people just don't "get" me. I have tried to make a fair case to prove that a lot of my actions were motivated by the best intentions, but I was always aware that coming on here, where I had received the worst criticism in the past, was never going to be THAT easy. I think that most people on here are very fair. Apart from the odd loony on here it hasn't been that negative on the whole- even people that you've not seen eye to eye with in the past. And paul-s,however wierd he has seemed, only said all that because he thought you had upset his mate Joan (who is lovely by the way). So hopefully this new thread** will be nice and informative without too much bickering because lifes too short innit ** don't quote me though Edited September 6, 2008 by Reg
Wally Francis Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 Well i hope this thread keep's me amused and as interested as much as the other, as i get's a bit boring out here in the middle of the North - Sea. By the way hello Ian long time no see or speak. Wally Francis
soulfulsaint Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 Ok Ian, I don't think this was discussed on the previous thread. You have chosen the name Centre City Records, presumably after the business district in Philadelphia. Or maybe inspired by Fat Larry's Band? So which has been the city that has given you the most overall soul satisfaction as a fan, DJ and as a producer - Philadelphia, Detroit, Memphis, Washington? We all have our soft spots, and Detroit usually wins out but I'd welcome your opinion. And don't say Blackpool. Stuart
Guest Matt Male Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 Good idea to close part one, it was too much to wade through. Hopefully this one will not get out of hand.
Guest Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 I think that most people on here are very fair. Yes most of them are. Which is why I posted so much on it.
Guest Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 Well i hope this thread keep's me amused and as interested as much as the other, as i get's a bit boring out here in the middle of the North - Sea. By the way hello Ian long time no see or speak. Wally Francis What are you doing in the middle of the North Sea ?? At least you can play these YouTube links to cheer yourself up.
Guest Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 (edited) Ok Ian, I don't think this was discussed on the previous thread. You have chosen the name Centre City Records, presumably after the business district in Philadelphia. Or maybe inspired by Fat Larry's Band? So which has been the city that has given you the most overall soul satisfaction as a fan, DJ and as a producer - Philadelphia, Detroit, Memphis, Washington? We all have our soft spots, and Detroit usually wins out but I'd welcome your opinion. And don't say Blackpool. Stuart After the Fat Larry record. It has to be Detroit because I grew up on Motown, and it will always be in my blood. Plus it was my second home for a while. Followed by Chicago. Edited September 6, 2008 by Ian Levine
Guest Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 Good idea to close part one, it was too much to wade through. Hopefully this one will not get out of hand. Part One wasn't out of hand. The last few pages had settled down very pleasantly and the trolls seem to have backed off. Personally I'm sorry we had to start again. I'd much much rather the original had just continued. But it's not my choice, and I merely did as I was asked.
Guest Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 Well i hope this thread keep's me amused and as interested as much as the other, as i get's a bit boring out here in the middle of the North - Sea. By the way hello Ian long time no see or speak. Wally Francis What WAS it that you used to call yourself on ANS ???????
Guest Gene Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 Took me till a second thread to catch up on all this! I will be getting a copy of the DVD when it comes out, as the reasoning behind it makes more sense now I have read about it. Reading the thread I was saddened to learn that Freddie Butler had passed away. On a record trip to Detroit in the early 90s (with Geoff W) we were introduced to Freddie by a scootering friend of mine. My friend worked in a hardware store, and Freddie was a plumber and used to come into the shop all the time. I think his business was Freddie & Sons. I still have his business card somewhere. Geoff and I had a great chat with him - he picked us up in Caddy and drove us around detroit. The DVD will be a great momento where I can say "I met that guy!" when his song comes on. Thanks for the hard work Ian (and all the others who have worked on the project) Gene
Jem Britttin Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 After taking a bit of break foom soulsource i recently rejoined ,about the same time this thread started , must say, that i thought at the start what the hell is I.L. doing he is gonna get slaughtered on here ...but you have defended your corner well and in my oponion breathed some life back into this site with this thread (now thats what i call irony ) . I dont agree with some of the things you have said and think you have ruffled a few feathers but i am sure people will get over it. anyway congrats and thanks for an interesting read
Guest Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 Took me till a second thread to catch up on all this! I will be getting a copy of the DVD when it comes out, as the reasoning behind it makes more sense now I have read about it. Reading the thread I was saddened to learn that Freddie Butler had passed away. On a record trip to Detroit in the early 90s (with Geoff W) we were introduced to Freddie by a scootering friend of mine. My friend worked in a hardware store, and Freddie was a plumber and used to come into the shop all the time. I think his business was Freddie & Sons. I still have his business card somewhere. Geoff and I had a great chat with him - he picked us up in Caddy and drove us around detroit. The DVD will be a great momento where I can say "I met that guy!" when his song comes on. Thanks for the hard work Ian (and all the others who have worked on the project) Gene Freddy Butler was lovely. I know a lot of people we filmed did pass away. I guess it's inevitable when the songs are already forty five years old in some cases. I typed a list in part one of a lot of the ones who I know are gone. The problem is that some of the more obscure ones may have left us without any of us being aware. I only found out about Tommy Ridgley because someone took the trouble to phone me because he had asked them to. Are there any other sad losses I may not be aware of ?? These treasures are all in the box set, and all have since left us... The Carstairs, Erma Franklin, James Fountain, Tommy Ridgley, Emanuel Lasky, Freddy Butler. Joe Stubbs, Willie Hutch, Otis Leavill, Johnny Moore, two thirds of The Lovetones, ALL The Tempos, Doris Troy, Little Ann, Sam Ward, Saundra Edwards, Edwin Starr, Earl Van Dyke, Bobby Sheen, Jackie Day, C.P. Spencer, Walter lead singer of The Olympics, Bob Relf, Ray Pollard When you see the list like that, it's pretty damn sobering. Have I forgotten any ??
Guest Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 After taking a bit of break foom soulsource i recently rejoined ,about the same time this thread started , must say, that i thought at the start what the hell is I.L. doing he is gonna get slaughtered on here ...but you have defended your corner well and in my oponion breathed some life back into this site with this thread (now thats what i call irony ) . I dont agree with some of the things you have said and think you have ruffled a few feathers but i am sure people will get over it. anyway congrats and thanks for an interesting read You are most most most most welcome.
Guest griffh Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 You are most most most most welcome. Ian, thanks for everything.Love you man! H Amigo 3
solidhit Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 Reading the thread I was saddened to learn that Freddie Butler had passed away. On a record trip to Detroit in the early 90s (with Geoff W) we were introduced to Freddie by a scootering friend of mine. Actually, Gene, that was you and me, not Geoff. Remember we ate breakfast with him at a diner and then sat in the back seat of his Cadillac while he sang his songs. I still have his business card "Fred and Sons Plumbing". Your scooter friend had a very cool early 1960's Lincoln with suicide doors that he was selling. And I remember him trying to think of Freddie's name. He said "some guy who recorded at Motown" was a regular customer of his. Butler something. And we went through the list... Billy? Jerry? Freddie? Yep, that's him...
Guest Gene Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 (edited) Actually, Gene, that was you and me, not Geoff. Remember we ate breakfast with him at a diner and then sat in the back seat of his Cadillac while he sang his songs. I still have his business card "Fred and Sons Plumbing". Your scooter friend had a very cool early 1960's Lincoln with suicide doors that he was selling. And I remember him trying to think of Freddie's name. He said "some guy who recorded at Motown" was a regular customer of his. Butler something. And we went through the list... Billy? Jerry? Freddie? Yep, that's him... Doh!!!! You're right! Chris Palmer (went to New Orleans to work at a scooter shop later) was the one who knew Freddie. I forget the name of the guy with the suicide door car, he had a Carmen Ghia as well...but I might be wrong. Too much 2 stroke fume. Geoff and I met Gino Washington. Don't know how I got that confused! Edited September 6, 2008 by Gene
Guest Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 Ian, thanks for everything.Love you man! H Amigo 3 Is that Howard Griffin ???
Guest Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 Actually, Gene, that was you and me, not Geoff. Remember we ate breakfast with him at a diner and then sat in the back seat of his Cadillac while he sang his songs. I still have his business card "Fred and Sons Plumbing". Your scooter friend had a very cool early 1960's Lincoln with suicide doors that he was selling. And I remember him trying to think of Freddie's name. He said "some guy who recorded at Motown" was a regular customer of his. Butler something. And we went through the list... Billy? Jerry? Freddie? Yep, that's him... Greg Has anyone else passed away that we don't know about ?? Are Robert Banks, Ken Williams, Alfie Davison, Eddie Parker, Lorraine Chandler, Tony Middleton, Lee Andrews, Jimmy Burns, Theresa Lindsay, Willie Kendrick, Garland Green, Lou Johnson, Rose Battiste, Clifford Curry, all still in good health, and well, and okay ?? I haven't had any contact with them for nearly ten years so I would like to know they're all still okay. I forgot to mention George Williams, lead singer of The Tymes, in the list of who'd sadly passed away.
Soulsider Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 We end the last thread with 2,984 posts on it, and 85,633 views. I would be very interested to find out if other Soul Source threads had ever reached that number, and if so in how much time ?? I wonder if we broke any records. Ian, speaking of records. I am from Blackpool and still live here. In my youth I used to go in Sinfonia record shop on Cookson Street. A great soul place run by Sandy Mountain and his sister, Freda. Sandy was the soul guru after you and his shop was full of soul as was his house on Lytham Road. Went there one day and it was rammed with un-played soul. Is Sandy/Freda still around? It must be 15 years since I saw Sandy Cheers
Guest Posted September 6, 2008 Posted September 6, 2008 Ian, speaking of records. I am from Blackpool and still live here. In my youth I used to go in Sinfonia record shop on Cookson Street. A great soul place run by Sandy Mountain and his sister, Freda. Sandy was the soul guru after you and his shop was full of soul as was his house on Lytham Road. Went there one day and it was rammed with un-played soul. Is Sandy/Freda still around? It must be 15 years since I saw Sandy Cheers Didn't he pass away, or am I remembering wrong ?? Can someone else from Blackpool confirm this ??? Bob Stevens was his best friend, and it was Bob who had the big soul collection. Sandy's was mainly pop.
Guest Posted September 7, 2008 Posted September 7, 2008 I think it's time we had some more Ebony Alleyne ">
Guest Posted September 7, 2008 Posted September 7, 2008 And while we're doing Ebony Alleyne, I'm going to repost my favourite of all her tracks ">
boba Posted September 7, 2008 Posted September 7, 2008 Greg Has anyone else passed away that we don't know about ?? Are Robert Banks, Ken Williams, Alfie Davison, Eddie Parker, Lorraine Chandler, Tony Middleton, Lee Andrews, Jimmy Burns, Theresa Lindsay, Willie Kendrick, Garland Green, Lou Johnson, Rose Battiste, Clifford Curry, all still in good health, and well, and okay ?? I haven't had any contact with them for nearly ten years so I would like to know they're all still okay. I forgot to mention George Williams, lead singer of The Tymes, in the list of who'd sadly passed away. Jimmy Burns and Garland Green are still alive and still perform. I saw garland green perform a couple of months ago, he came up and sang during a harvey scales show.
Sean Hampsey Posted September 7, 2008 Posted September 7, 2008 I saw garland green perform a couple of months ago, he came up and sang during a harvey scales show. Can you recall what he sang, Bob?
Guest Posted September 7, 2008 Posted September 7, 2008 Jimmy Burns and Garland Green are still alive and still perform. I saw garland green perform a couple of months ago, he came up and sang during a harvey scales show. Fantastic. He's one of my all time favourite singers.
Guest Posted September 7, 2008 Posted September 7, 2008 (edited) For anyone who is genuinely interested, here's the official discography of Motorcity Records. There were some that never got released, but this is the official list. THE OFFICIAL MOTORCITY SINGLES DISCOGRAPHY. TWENTY EIGHT MOTORCITY RELEASES ON THE NIGHTMARE LABEL. MARE 26 - KIM WESTON - SIGNAL YOUR INTENTION MARE 28 - THE VELVELETTES - NEEDLE IN A HAYSTACK MARE 30 - MARV JOHNSON AND CAROLYN GILL - AINT NOTHING LIKE THE REAL THING MARE 33 - MARY WELLS - DON'T BURN YOUR BRIDGES MARE 39 - MARY WILSON - DON'T GET MAD GET EVEN MARE 51 - MARV JOHNSON - BY HOOK OR BY CROOK MARE 53 - BRENDA HOLLOWAY - GIVE ME A LITTLE INSPIRATION MARE 55 - KIM WESTON - HELPLESS MARE 59 - JIMMY RUFFIN - WAKE ME UP WHEN IT'S OVER MARE 60 - THE VELVELETTES - RUNNING OUT OF LUCK MARE 72 - KIM WESTON - WHO'S GONNA HAVE THE LAST LAUGH MARE 73 - JIMMY RUFFIN AND BRENDA HOLLOWAY - ON THE REBOUND MARE 82 - BOBBY TAYLOR AND THE VANCOUVERS - DO UNTO OTHERS MARE 85 - SCHERRIE PAYNE - PURE ENERGY MARE 89 - BARBARA RANDOLPH - I GOT A FEELING MARE 92 - THE ELGINS - HEAVEN MUST HAVE SENT YOU MARE 94 - CHOKER CAMPBELL - AFTER DARK MARE 96 - C.P. SPENCER - ONE HEART FOR HIRE MARE 97 - THE ANDANTES - LIGHTNING NEVER STRIKES TWICE MARE 99 - RICHARD 'POPCORN' WYLIE - LOVE IS MY MIDDLE NAME MARE 102 - SYLVIA MOY - MAJOR INVESTMENT MARE 103 - CHUCK JACKSON - ALL OVER THE WORLD MARE 104 - HATTIE LITTLES - RUNNING A FEVER MARE 105 - MARV JOHNSON - RUN LIKE A RABBIT MARE 106 - IVY JO HUNTER - EYEWITNESS NEWS MARE 110 - FRANKIE GAYE AND KIM WESTON - IT TAKES TWO MARE 116 - THE VELVELETTES - PULL MY HEARTSTRINGS MARE 117 - EARL VAN DYKE - DETROIT CITY 119 RELEASES ON THE ACTUAL MOTORCITY LABEL MOTC 1 - BILLY GRIFFIN - FIRST IN LINE MOTC 2 - MARY WELLS - YOU'RE THE ANSWER TO MY DREAMS MOTC 3 - SISTERS LOVE - NO MORE BROKEN HEARTS MOTC 4 - SYREETA - IF THE SHOE FITS MOTC 5 - SAMMY WARD - IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T SUCCEED MOTC 6 - THE MOTORCITY ALL STARS feat.LEVI STUBBS -I CAN'T HELP MYSELF MOTC 7 - MARY WILSON - OOOH CHILD MOTC 8 - THE FANTASTIC FOUR - WORKING ON A BUILDING OF LOVE MOTC 9 - CAROLYN CRAWFORD - TIMELESS MOTC 10 - EDWIN STARR - LETS FALL IN LOVE TONIGHT MOTC 11 - MARTHA REEVES AND THE VANDELLAS - STEP INTO MY SHOES MOTC 12 - KIM WESTON - EMOTION MOTC 13 - THE SUPREMES - CRAZY BOUT THE GUY MOTC 14 - THE VALADIERS - TRUTH HURTS MOTC 15 - CLAUDETTE ROBINSON - HURRY UP MOTC 16 - THE MARVELETTES - HOLDING ON WITH BOTH HANDS MOTC 17 - FREDDIE GORMAN - I JUST KEEP FALLING IN LOVE MOTC 18 - JOE STUBBS - DESTINATION UNKNOWN MOTC 19 - G.C. CAMERON - IT'S A SHAME MOTC 20 - THE CONTOURS - FACE UP TO THE FACT MOTC 21 - JOHNNY BRISTOL - MAN UP IN THE SKY MOTC 22 - THE MONITORS - STANDING STILL MOTC 23 - FRANKIE GAYE - EXTRAORDINARY GIRL MOTC 24 - FRANCES NERO - FOOTSTEPS FOLLOWING ME MOTC 25 - J.J. BARNES - BUILD A FOUNDATION MOTC 26 - CHUCK JACKSON - RELIGHT MY FIRE MOTC 27 - CHRIS CLARK - FROM HEAD TO TOE MOTC 28 - LIZ LANDS - STARTING ALL OVER AGAIN MOTC 29 - HATTIE LITTLES - YOU'RE THE FIRST, THE LAST, MY EVERYTHING MOTC 30 - HERMAN GRIFFIN - NOT ONE CHANCE IN A MILLION MOTC 31 - RARE EARTH - LOVE IS HERE AND NOW YOU'RE GONE MOTC 32 - THE SATINTONES - PERFECT COMBINATION MOTC 33 - DAVID RUFFIN - HURT THE ONE YOU LOVE MOTC 34 - SAUNDRA EDWARDS - TELL A FOOL GOODBYE MOTC 35 - RONNIE McNEIR - KEEP ON GIVING ME LOVE / LUCKY NUMBER MOTC 36 - SHERRI TAYLOR - WEAK HEARTED MOTC 37 - THE THREE OUNCES OF LOVE - NEWSY NEIGHBOURS MOTC 38 - MARTHA REEVES AND G.C. CAMERON - YOU'RE ALL I NEED TO GET BY MOTC 39 - BETTYE LAVETTE - SURRENDER MOTC 40 - LOIS REEVES - PATIENCE IS A VIRTUE MOTC 41 - EDWIN STARR - BREAKING DOWN THE WALLS OF HEARTACHE MOTC 42 - THE SUPREMES - STONED LOVE MOTC 43 - THE ELGINS - IT'S SENSATIONAL MOTC 44 - BEANS BOWLES AND THE SWINGING TYGERS - MOTORCITY MAGIC MOTC 45 - THE CONTOURS - RUNNING IN CIRCLES MOTC 46 - G.C. CAMERON - GOOD TIMES UP AHEAD MOTC 47 - JOHNNY BRISTOL - KEEP THIS THOUGHT IN MIND MOTC 48 - KIM WESTON - MY HEART'S NOT MADE OF STONE MOTC 49 - LYNDA LAURENCE - LIVING WITH A MARRIED MAN MOTC 50 - MARV JOHNSON - COME TO ME MOTC 51 - THE VELVELETTES - IT KEEPS REMINDING ME [of happy memories] MOTC 52 - THE MIRACLES - LOVE MACHINE MOTC 53 - THE UNDISPUTED TRUTH - THE LAW OF THE LAND MOTC 54 - BARBARA McNAIR - FACE TO FACE WITH LOVE MOTC 55 - BILLY PRESTON AND SYREETA - WATCHING THE HANDS OF TIME MOTC 56 - BRENDA HOLLOWAY - HOT AND COLD MOTC 57 - EARL VAN DYKE - LET THE MUSIC TAKE YOU AWAY MOTC 58 - THE SUPREMES AND THE ORIGINALS - BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND MOTC 59 - THE LOVETONES - TURN THIS HEART AROUND MOTC 60 - MABLE JOHN - TIME STOPS MOTC 61 - THE MIRACLES - FUN TIME MOTC 62 - P.J. - DOWN FOR THE THIRD TIME MOTC 63 - PETE HOORELBEKE - TALK TO THE WORLD MOTC 64 - THE VALADIERS - WHAT'S WRONG WITH ME BABY MOTC 65 - VEE - YOU'RE MY LOVELINE MOTC 66 - SUSAYE GREENE - STOP I NEED YOU NOW MOTC 67 - EDWIN STARR - TWENTY FIVE MILES MOTC 68 - RICHARD 'POPCORN' WYLIE - SEE THIS MAN IN LOVE MOTC 69 - FRANKIE GAYE - MY BROTHER MOTC 70 - ORTHEIA BARNES - WITHOUT YOUR LOVE MOTC 71 - THE MARVELETTES - HEY WHAT'S YOUR NAME MOTC 72 - BILLY GRIFFIN - TECHNICOLOUR MOTC 73 - LINDA GRINER - TOO LATE FOR TEARS MOTC 74 - VERMETTYA ROYSTER - GIVE ME YOUR LOVE MOTC 75 - HATTIE LITTLES - WAITING FOR THE DAY / NEVER SAY NEVER MOTC 76 - PAT LEWIS - NO RIGHT TURN AHEAD MOTC 77 - THE SUPREMES - I WANT TO BE LOVED MOTC 78 - JOE STUBBS - YOU'RE MY ETERNITY MOTC 79 - SUSAYE GREENE - FREE MOTC 80 - FRANCES NERO - MAKING MY DAYDREAM REAL MOTC 81 - RONNIE McNEIR - TAKE THE FIRST STEP / WHOLEHEARTEDLY MOTC 82 - EDWIN STARR - JUST ANOTHER FOOL IN LOVE MOTC 83 - BETTYE LAVETTE - GOOD LUCK MOTC 84 - JAKE JACAS - YOU CAN'T TURN BACK MOTC 85 - BILLY PRESTON - YOU ARE THE RHYTHM IN MY LIFE MOTC 86 - HATTIE LITTLES - I'VE NEVER FOUND A MAN[to love me like you] MOTC 87 - J.J. BARNES - I'VE SEEN THE LIGHT MOTC 88 - THE SUPREMES - HIT AND MISS MOTC 89 - G.C. CAMERON - NO NEED TO EXPLAIN MOTC 90 - FRANCES NERO - YOU'RE THE PUSH BEHIND ME MOTC 91 - IVY JO HUNTER - RUNNING THROUGH MY FINGERS MOTC 92 - BARBARA McNAIR - TALKING IN MY SLEEP MOTC 93 - BILLY ECKSTINE - GOT THE BIG CITY BLUES MOTC 94 - SCHERRIE PAYNE - ONE MORE TIME MOTC 95 - BLINKY - GOOD FOR NOTHING MOTC 96 - KAREN PREE - GIRL WITH A BROKEN HEART MOTC 97 - BILLY GRIFFIN - TRUE CONFESSIONS MOTC 98 - THE THREE OUNCES OF LOVE - EVIL ONE MOTC 99 - FRANKIE GAYE - I FEEL IT TOO MOTC 100-VARIOUS ARTISTS-THE MOTORCITY MIX[Don't Forget the Motorcity] MOTC 101 - JAKE JACAS - TWO WAY STREET MOTC 102 - RONNIE McNEIR - TEN TIMES A DAY MOTC 103 - BARBARA RANDOLPH - SOUL SEARCHING MOTC 104 - EDWIN STARR - WHERE IS THE SOUND MOTC 105 - PAT LEWIS - [Ooo Wee Oooh] SWEETEST FEELING MOTC 106 - THE MARVELETTES - SECRET LOVE AFFAIR MOTC 107 - MARTHA REEVES AND THE VANDELLAS - ANGEL IN DISGUISE MOTC 108 - SAUNDRA EDWARDS - LOVESTRUCK MOTC 109 - LYNDA LAURENCE - FRESH OUT OF TEARS MOTC 110 - J.J. BARNES - ON TOP OF THE WORLD MOTC 111 - THE ORIGINALS - TAKE THE ONLY WAY OUT MOTC 112 - SISTERS LOVE - SATURDAY NIGHT SUNDAY MORNING MOTC 113 - LINDA GRINER - NOT THIS TIME MOTC 114 - EDWIN STARR - DARLING DARLING BABY / WAIT FOR ME MOTC 115 - THE CONTOURS - HEAVEN SENT MOTC 116 - MARV JOHNSON - IT'S MAGIC BETWEEN US MOTC 117 - MARY WELLS - WALK THE CITY STREETS MOTC 118 - THE ANDANTES - ALL AROUND THE MOTOR CITY MOTC 119 - JAKE JACAS - DON'T KNOW WHEN TO DANCE PLUS, THERE WERE JUST FOUR U.S. RELEASES [ALL 45'S] ON THE MOTORCITY LABEL, RELEASED IN CAROLINA. USMO 4501 - IVY JO HUNTER - RUNNING THROUGH MY FINGERS / STORM CLOUDS USMO 4502 - THE SUPREMES AND THE ORIGINALS - BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND / YOUR LOVE KEEPS LIFTING ME USMO 4503 - THE CONTOURS - LOOK OUT FOR THE STOP SIGN / GONNA WIN YOU BACK USMO 4504 - MIKE AND THE MODIFIERS - WAITING ROUND THE CORNER / SENSELESS Well, for those who were interested, I hope that's some use to you. That's the absolute finite definitive list, from out of my personal files. Motorcity folded up in 1992, after a DISASTROUS deal with Morgan Khan's new distribution company, which truly put the final nail in the Motorcity coffin. There were a large number of albums and CDs but I never compiled the definitive list. Edited September 7, 2008 by Ian Levine
Spanner Posted September 7, 2008 Posted September 7, 2008 Anyway, another classic singer with a song that's becoming very popular lately, within certain areas if not others. ">" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" wmode="transparent" width="425" height="350" />
Guest Posted September 7, 2008 Posted September 7, 2008 Another great tune on u tube IAN ,keep it up It's interesting that without constant harrassment, a number of genuine people are emerging who enjoy and appreciate what I do. PLEASE lets hope it stays this way. It's a much more enjoyable place.
Guest Posted September 7, 2008 Posted September 7, 2008 MySpace Page https://www.myspace.com/northernsoulfloorfillers
Alan Pollard Posted September 7, 2008 Posted September 7, 2008 Ian, thanks for everything.Love you man! H Amigo 3 Howard how goes it mate, are you off to Spain for the Hitsville Weekender with Amigo 2. Regards Alan (Amigo 1)
Guest moggy Posted September 7, 2008 Posted September 7, 2008 I remember watching Ray Pollard perform at a Yarmouth weekender about 18/20 years ago Hearing him sing "The Drifter" help me achieve one of my life long ambitions as it is one of my all time faves So sad when I heard he had passed away Garland Green also performed at that weekender
Pete S Posted September 7, 2008 Posted September 7, 2008 I remember watching Ray Pollard perform at a Yarmouth weekender about 18/20 years ago Hearing him sing "The Drifter" help me achieve one of my life long ambitions as it is one of my all time faves So sad when I heard he had passed away Garland Green also performed at that weekender I put Ray Pollard doing the Drifter at Yarmouth up on youtube Moggy - it was one that got taken down when they banned me for putting up a Motown track
Alan Pollard Posted September 7, 2008 Posted September 7, 2008 I think it's time we had some more Ebony Alleyne ">" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" wmode="transparent" width="425" height="350" />
Guest Posted September 7, 2008 Posted September 7, 2008 I remember watching Ray Pollard perform at a Yarmouth weekender about 18/20 years ago Hearing him sing "The Drifter" help me achieve one of my life long ambitions as it is one of my all time faves So sad when I heard he had passed away Garland Green also performed at that weekender I wish Les Cokell had gotten to see Ray Pollard just one time.
Guest Posted September 7, 2008 Posted September 7, 2008 Really love this one Ian, is it available to buy on any format ? Regards Alan Yes Alan. It's on her album, "Never Look Back" on Expansion. Please look here... https://www.expansionrecords.com/details.asp?SKU=XECD53
Little-stevie Posted September 7, 2008 Posted September 7, 2008 Could Part Two beat it ????? Lets hope not Ian You got so many views because of the cat fights with other forum members.. If it was all nice and clean then you would still get plenty views but not the whole world looking to see if world war 3 was starting.. Don't worry, its not about how many views, its about the quality of the posts on each topic..
Guest moggy Posted September 7, 2008 Posted September 7, 2008 I put Ray Pollard doing the Drifter at Yarmouth up on youtube Moggy - it was one that got taken down when they banned me for putting up a Motown track Motown tack WTF Don't suppoes theres any chance of putting it on here is there Pete
Guest Posted September 7, 2008 Posted September 7, 2008 Don't suppoes theres any chance of putting it on here is there Pete At least you can have our video of it on here. ">
Pete S Posted September 7, 2008 Posted September 7, 2008 Motown tack WTF Don't suppoes theres any chance of putting it on here is there Pete pm me and I'll send you the whole show
Guest Simon Posted September 7, 2008 Posted September 7, 2008 Lets hope not Ian You got so many views because of the cat fights with other forum members.. If it was all nice and clean then you would still get plenty views but not the whole world looking to see if world war 3 was starting.. Don't worry, its not about how many views, its about the quality of the posts on each topic.. I think the line under the main subject header says it all "Continuing on from the Sixty Pages in Part One." Come on Ian admit it you may have a little bit of an ego thing going on there! Simon
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