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In a nutshell, I making a series called Wish You Were There? for Radio 2 taking musicians back to a gig in history they would have loved to have been at. Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full
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In a nutshell, I making a series called Wish You Were There? for Radio 2 taking musicians back to a gig in history they would have loved to have been at. With stories from fans, journalists, producers and house staff who were present on that night we'll build a picture of what it would have been like to have witnessed a concert that was groundbreaking for its musical style, the success it brought Stax, the catapult of Otis Redding on the international stage, and for contributing to the breaking of social and racial boundaries. If you were at the Astoria and have strong memories of that evening and remember the buzz surrounding the Stax-Volt tour then I would love to hear from you. If you can help please email me at gemma.newby@allout.co.uk Thanks Gemma
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Out in The US next month, from the trailer it looks like being a bit of a laugh Superstars Samuel L. Jackson and Bernie Mac are “Soul Men” - the hilarious story of Louis (Samuel L. Jackson) and Floyd (Bernie Mac), a popular singing... Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full
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Out in The US next month, from the trailer it looks like being a bit of a laugh Superstars Samuel L. Jackson and Bernie Mac are "Soul Men" - the hilarious story of Louis (Samuel L. Jackson) and Floyd (Bernie Mac), a popular singing duo back in the day, who went their separate ways and never spoke again. When the death of their former group leader (John Legend) reunites them and sends them driving cross country for a tribute concert at the legendary Apollo Theatre, they will have only five days to bury the hatchet on a twenty-year-old grudge. Both Jackson and Mac will do their own musical and dance performing in the film. -
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From the album: Soul Artists
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From the album: Soul Artists
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From the album: Single Scans of Soul
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From the album: Soul Artists
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From the album: Soul Artists
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The Fame label relaunches with a Best of Jimmy Hughes cd Oct 28th is the date of the first release "The Best of Jimmy Hughes" cd from the just re-launched Fame label. The CD details and press release information on both the cd and the re... Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full
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The Fame label relaunches with a Best of Jimmy Hughes cd Oct 28th is the date of the first release "The Best of Jimmy Hughes" cd from the just re-launched Fame label. The CD details and press release information on both the cd and the re-launch follow on. ‘The Best of Jimmy Hughes’ features all seven of his charting singles, and sixteen of the eighteen tracks on the collection are being made available for the first time in the digital age. Extras include an essay by renowned record producer Rick Hall, and a roundtable discussion with Hughes and Hall, and several legendary Muscle Shoals musicians - Norbert Putnam, Spooner Oldham, Jerry Carrigan, Peanut Montgomery and David Briggs - which fans can access as a bonus mp3 when they purchase the album. Can listen to the Digitally Remastered Jimmy Hughes classic tracks on FAME's Myspace Profile (links at end) There is also a sample of the roundtable discussion that was held with Hughes, Rick Hall, Norbert Putnam, David Briggs, Peanut Montgomery and Jerry Carrigan... The full interview will be available on the CD.. due out October 28th, 2008.... 'The Best Of Jimmy Hughes' Out Oct 28 On Newly Re-Launched Fame Records, Illuminates One Of Soul Music's Great Untold Stories Five Hundred 45s + Two Cases of Vodka + One Borrowed Station Wagon = Birth of the Muscle Shoals Sound On October 28, FAME Records - the original home of The Muscle Shoals Sound -will relaunch with the release of the eighteen track collection 'The Best of Jimmy Hughes.' It's an appropriate partnership, as Hughes' epic soul classic "Steal Away" was the first recording made at FAME Studios and the inaugural release on the original FAME label in 1964. 'The Best of Jimmy Hughes' makes most of these songs available for the first time in the digital age. It also shines a light of one of soul music's great untold stories. Hughes grew up near Muscle Shoals, in the town of Leighton, AL, where he learned to sing in church, and joined a gospel group called the Singing Clouds before deciding to give soul music a shot. Like many soul legends, Hughes mixed the sacred and the secular in his own work, and it's been noted that "Steal Away" - the story of a late-night rendezvous between two young lovers - bears a striking resemblence to the gospel anthem "Steal Away to Jesus." When Hughes recorded "Steal Away" - in one take - at FAME Studios in 1964, owner Rick Hall instantly knew he had a hit on his hands. He had only to convince the rest of the country. Hall remembers that with an idea from then 15-year-old friend and legendary songwriter Dan Penn, "we pressed up some 45 RPM records, borrowed a Ford Fairlane station wagon, bought two cases of vodka, and hit the road on a holy mission to transform 'Steal Away' into a hit record." Hall and Penn traveled to radio stations across the southeast, including Memphis, Tupelo, Little Rock, New Orleans, and Mobile, leaving a copy of 'Steal Away" and a bottle of vodka at every stop. "Miraculously, that's all it took," says Hall. "Each and every one of them played the new Jimmy Hughes record." Jimmy Hughes himself picks up the story. "I resigned from my job [at a rubber factory] in April, 1964, and started touring. I went out with Sam Cooke, Jackie Wilson, Bobby Womack, when he was with his brothers, and so many other people. I played the Apollo and many other theaters. I was working with people that I'd [previously] paid to see!" But Hughes eventually grew weary of life on the road, and retired from the music business by the early 1970s. He worked for the government for twenty five years, making parts for nuclear power plants in the Tennessee River Valley. Today, Jimmy Hughes still lives in Leighton, AL, and still sings in church most Sundays. But his recordings live on, and the sound he helped create - The Muscle Shoals Sound - has had an influence beyond anything he or Rick Hall could have imagined. Located at the crossroads of country, rock and soul, FAME was founded in 1959, in Florence, AL (FAME is an acronym for Florence Alabama Music Enterprises) as a publishing company. In 1960, Rick Hall moved the facility across the Tennessee River, to Muscle Shoals, AL. Since then, FAME has earned worldwide renown as the birthplace of The Muscle Shoals Sound hosting such music titans as Aretha Franklin, Otis Redding, Duane Allman, Etta James, Wilson Pickett, Little Richard and many others. The studio remains a destination facility to this day, and last year Bettye Lavette and Heartland released Grammy-nominated albums recorded at FAME. Hall founded FAME Records in 1964 as an outgrowth of the studio and released music by soul legends Candi Staton, Dan Penn, Clarence Carter, Arthur Conley, The FAME Gang and many others before mothballing the label in 1976. FAME Publishing has earned multiple Song of Year awards from The Grammys, ASCAP and others, and published songs recorded by country superstars such as Rascal Flatts, Tim McGraw, Martina McBride and Alabama. Songs recorded or published by FAME have sold over 300 million copies worldwide. FAME Recording Studios, FAME Records, FAME Publishing, House of Fame and Muscle Shoals Records are members of the Muscle Shoals Music Group. For more information please contact Matt Hanks (mhanks@shorefire.com) or Nick Loss-Eaton (nlosseaton@shorefire.com) at Shore Fire Media – 718.522.7171 links http://www.myspace.com/famestudios http://www.myspace.com/jimmyhughesmusic http://www.fame2.com/ original news of fame/emi and plans etc from 2006 https://www.soul-source.co.uk/rare-northern-soul-words/soul-news/fame-records-new-deal-with-emi-may-mean-fresh-rare-output
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News: Talk Of The South - Luton Important Annoucement
Mike replied to Mike's topic in All About the SOUL
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joedunlop@btinternet.com tel 01978761739, mob 07748714718 little jimmy scott it rained 40 day's & nights vg+ giant 200 lee andrews quiet as it's kept ex rca 25 ruby winters better ex diamond 50 bobby smith walk on into my heart ''wdj'' vg+ a.arts 50 monticellos i can't wait until i see my baby's face vg+ red cap 50 showmen the wrong girl ex minit 50 ethics look at me now ex vent 15 jimmy raye you must be losing your mind 'wdj ex garrison 75 dean barlow third window from the right 'wdj' ex lescay 100 turley richards i feel all right vg+ columbia 100 zz & company gettin' ready for the countdown ex columbus 100 nancy wilcox coming on strong ''wdj'' ex rca 50 bobby peyton keep calling me ex hilton 150 jackie ross keep your chin up 'ydj'' ex brunswick 50 eddie holland i'm on the outside looking in ex motown 100 towanda barnes you don't mean it 'wdj'' ex a&m 50 star-treks gonna need magic' 'wdj' ex veep 75 n.f porter keep on keeping on ''wdj'' ex lizard 30 garland green ain't that good enough 'demo' ex revue 100 george wydell funny feeling ''wdj'' ex tangerine 100 laverne baker i'm the one to do it ex brunswick 50 bobby jason wall to wall heartaches 'wdj'' ex ranwood 75 george freeman down and out ''wdj'' ex valiant 150 scotty williams fear ''wdj'' ex mona-lee 100
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as it says a maint sort of thing
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News on the soul clubs venue future read more https://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/SoulSourceR...ant-annoucement
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sure instrumentals up here somewhere may be one of andy rixs 6 pacs
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no problem with members passing on word of sites involved with and all that but when get new members just joining and then posting nothing but one liner links its kicking the arse out of it want to pass on word of new sites, no problems then just do it the once or twice if it gets swamped usually give such threads a day or so in the sun in this forum and then move it into web bit thats how usually play it and seems to work repeated plugs are not needed or wanted ta mike
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latest list from joey d dont pm me use below TEL : 01978 761739 MOB: 07748714718 CAR: 07999364978 joedunlop@btinternet.com JOE DUNLOP GLENAVON HOPE MOUNTAIN WREXHAM LL12 9HF TEL : 01978 761739 MOB: 07748714718 CAR: 07999364978 joedunlop@btinternet.com POSTAGE : £1.40 1ST 45, 20P EACH AFTER CD SUBS £20 FOR 6 LISTS & CD's SENT OUT A FEW DAYS BEFORE MAIN LIST IS CIRCULATED. WEB SITE: http.//. www.soulmountain.co.uk CD CD CD CD CD U S IMPORTS 11 CHUBBY&THE TURNPIKES I KNOW THE INSIDE STORY CAPITOL 300 2 CARL HALL IS YOUR LOVE GOING OR GROWING MERCURY 50 3 ROY ROBERTS GOT TO HAVE ALL YOUR LOVE BO RO 250 4 RONNIE MCNEIR ISN'T SHE A PRETTY GIRL VG DE-TO 200 5 RIVAGE STRUNG OUT (ON YOUR LOVE) edge crack nap''' WDJ TEMPUS 100 6 LIFE TELL ME WHY (rare issue) REPRISE 200 7 LEE WILLIAMS LOVE IS BREAKING OUT ALL OVER CARNIVAL 20 8 MIGHTY SAM LOVEBONES '''WDJ''' ATLANTIC 10 9 PASSIONS HI JACKED TOWER 20 10 ASHFORD & SIMPSON HAVE YOU EVER TRIED IT '''WDJ''' W.BROS 10 11 DEON JACKSON OOH BABY '''WDJ''''' CARLA 30 12 JJ BARNES I'LL KEEP COMING BACK REVILOT 10 13 IMPERIAL WONDERS YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE (VG £15) SOLID FOUNDATION 30 14 JERRY SHARRELL IT'LL NEVER HAPPEN AGAIN ''WDJ'' MAIN LINE 20 15 SOUL THIS TIME AROUND '''WDJ'''''' MUSICOR 15 16 JAMES BRADLEY I'M IN TOO DEEP MALCO 10 17 FREDDIE KING HIDE AWAY ''''WDJ'''' FEDERAL 10 18 COLORS L.O.S ''''WDJ''''' POWER LIGHT 15 19 LITTLE MILTON MY BABY'S SOMETHING ELSE CHECKER 15 20 INTRIGUES TO MAKE A WORLD ''WDJ''' YEW 10 21 JIMMY JONES YOU GOT IT DJ CUB 13 22 CARL WEATHERS YOU OUGHT TO BE WITH ME '''WDJ''' MIRAGE 50 23 BARRETT STRONG IS IT TRUE DJ CAPITOL 50 24 JACKIE MOORE MAKE ME YOURS ''WDJ''' KAYVETTE 15 25 JEANIE TRACY YOUR OLD STANDBY DJ FANTASY 30 26 FONTELLA BASS I CAN'T REST CHECKER 20 27 ACE SPECTRUM KEEP HOLDING ON ''WDJ''' (2) ATLANTIC 15 28 BILLY PROPHET WHAT CAN I DO ''WDJ'' SUE 600 29 BOBBY TREETOP 'SO SWEET SO SATISFYING TUFF 200 30 DEL-CHORDS YOUR MOMMY LIED TO YOUR DADDY MR GENIUS 100 31 FUNKY SISTERS DO IT TO IT DJ AURORA 40 32 SANDRA KAY TUCKER HAVE IT YOUR WAY DJ PEACOCK 75 33 MOMENTS RAIN IN MY BACKYARD DJ STANG 20 34 LORIE BURTON WHO ARE YOU ''WDJ'' ROULLETTE 30 35 RAY POLLARD DARLING TAKE ME BACK (I'M SORRY) 'WDJ''' U.ARTISTS 75 36 BOBBY BLAND DON'T CRY NO MORE DUKE 15 37 SAMMY AMBROSE THIS DIAMOND RING MUSICOR 100 38 NANCY AMES I DON'T WANT TO TALK ABOUT IT EPIC 30 39 DANNY WHITE CRACKED UP OVER YOU '''PINK DEMO''''''''' DECCA 50 40 SHELLY FISHER I'LL LEAVE YOU GIRL '''WDJ'''' KAPP 150 41 ROYAL JOKERS NICKEL,3 DIMES AND 5 QUATERS KELDON 100 42 BIG JAY BUSH DYNAMITE REDBUG 150 43 BOBBIE SMITH & THE DREAM GIRLS NOW HE'S GONE '''WDJ''' BIG TOP 50 44 CHARLIE HODGES WHAT'S GONNA HAPPEN TO ME ''DEMO''' CALLA 20 45 ESCORTS SING A HAPPY SONG ''WDJ''' KNOCKOUT 10 46 PHILADELPHIA AMBASSADORS GIRL (LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT YOU) DJ DE-LITE 30 47 CONTINENTAL 4 THE WAY I LOVE YOU (LIGHT RED £20) JAY WALKING 30 48 J.B. BINGHAM ALL ALONE BY THE TELEPHONE DJ U.ARTISTS 300 49 JJ BARNES LONLEY NO MORE MICKAYS 450 50 CHARISMA BAND AIN'T NOTHING LIKE YOUR LOVE BUDDAH 300 51 VIC ASHER WHAT AM I GONNA DO WDJ VELSI 20 52 THE TRAINS THE BEWARE SONG 'WDJ''' SWAN 30 53 GENE DIAMOND MISS TALL AND SLENDER 'WDJ''' TANGERINE 30 '''''UK COLLECTORS ITEMS''''' 1 ROUND ROBIN KICK THAT LITTLE FOOT SALLY ANN ''WDJ''''' LONDON 75 2 LOU JHONSON UNSATISFIED LONDON 75 3 BENNY SPELLMAN FORTUNE TELLER LONDON 75 4 DORIS TROY I'LL DO ANYTHING (HE WANT'S ME TO DO) ''WDJ'' CAMEO PARKWAY 250 5 CANDY & KISSES THE 81 ''''''WDJ'''' CAMEO PARKWAY 150 6 5TH DIMENSION TOO POOR TO DIE '''''''G&W DJ''''''' LIBERTY 50 7 NEWBY & JOHNSON SWEET HAPPINESS MERCURY 10 8 SAM COOKE SUGAR DUMPLING '''MINT'''' RCA 75 9 IKE&TINA TURNER RIVER DEEP MOUNTAIN HIGH '''Y DEMO''''''''' LONDON 25 10 POPPIES LULLABY OF LOVE ''R&W DJ'' COLUMBIA 20 11 LITTLE RICHARD POOR DOG '''R&W DJ''' '' 50 12 JEANETTE WHITE MUSIC A&M 100 13 BILL DEAL IV'E BEEN HURT R&W DJ'''''''' MGM 20 14 FRIDAY BROWNE GETTING NOWHERE '''R&WDJ''' PARLAPHONE 30 15 LONG JOHN BALDREY LET HIM GO (AND LET ME LOVE YOU) ''G&W DJ'''''''' UNITED ARTISTS 30 16 DANNY WHITE CRACKED UP OVER YOU ''DEMO'' MCA 15 17 LORRAINE ELLISON STAY WITH ME ''WDJ''''''' W.BROS 50 18 GARY LEWIS MY HEART'S SYMPHONY '''R&W DJ''''''' LIBERTY 75 19 MAXINE BROWN I CAN'T GET ALONG WITHOUT YOU MAJOR MINOR 10 20 BOBBY GOLDSORO IT'S TOO LATE '''''''' WDJ''' UNITED ARTISTS 50 21 BOBBI LYNN EARTH QUAKE STATESIDE 50 22 MIGHTY SAM BADMOUTHIN'' '''''' WDJ''' STATESIDE 20 23 OUTER LIMITS JUST ONE MORE CHANCE DERAM 40 24 ORLONS SPINNING TOP PLANET 75 25 RUBIN YOU'VE BEEN AWAY MCA 10 26 JAMES & BOBBY PURIFY SHAKE A TAIL FEATHER STATESIDE 15 27 ALVIN CASH TWINE TIME STATESIDE 20 28 JIMMY CLANTON HURTING EACH OTHER STATESIDE 75 29 BOBBY FREEMAN THE DUCK ''''WDJ'''''''''' PYE INT 50 30 LOU RAWLS YOUR GOOD THING '''G&W DJ''''''' CAPITOL 20 31 TIFFANIES IT'S GOT TO BE A GREAT SONG ''''YDJ''''' CHESS 150 32 FLOWER SHOPPE YOU COME A LONG WAY BABY POLYDOR 5 33 RON GRAINER MAIGRET THEME W.BROS 5 34 CHUCK JACKSON HAND IT OVER EP PYE INT 10 35 CROW YOUR AUTUM OF TOMORROW RIGHT ON 10 36 DANNY WHITE KEEP MY WOMAN AT HOME SUE 100 37 RUFUS LUMLY I'M STANDING STATESIDE 250 38 VERNON GARRETT IF I COULD TURN BACK THE HANDS OF TIME STATESIDE 50 39 VIRGINA WOLVES STAY '''G&W DJ''''''' STATESIDE 100 40 IKE & TINA TURNER GOODBYE, SO LONG ''''G&W DJ''''''' STATESIDE 30 41 GLORIA JONES FINDERS KEEPERS '''G&W DJ'''''' STATESIDE 100 42 PATTY& THE EMBLEMS MIXED UP , SHOOK UP GIRL '''R&W DJ'''' STATESIDE 75 43 GARNETT MIMMS LOOKING FOR YOU UNITED ARTISTS 100 44 PHYLLYS HYMAN YOU KNOW HOW TO LOVE ME ARISTA 10 45 '''''''''''''''''''''UK MOTOWN'''''''''''''''''' 46 MARTHA & VANDELLAS MY BABY LOVES ME '''R&W DJ'''''' TMG 549 150 47 BRENDA HOLLOWAY YOU MADE ME SO VERY HAPPY TMG 622 30 48 ELGINS HEAVEN MUST HAVE SENT YOU TMG 583 30 49 STEVIE WONDER KISS ME BABY '''R&W DJ''''' TMG 505 150 50 HIT PACK NEVER SAY NO TO YOUR BABY ''R&W DJ''''''' TMG 513 175 51 MARVIN GAYE I'LL BE DOGGONE ''''R&WDJ''''' TMG 510 150 52 STEVIE WONDER HIGH HEEL SNEEKERS ''R&W DJ'''''''' TMG 532 100 ISLEY BROS I GUESS I;LL ALWAY'S LOVE YOU '''R&W DJ'''' WOL TMG 572 150 TEMPTATIONS IT'S GROWING ''R&W DJ'''''' TMG 504 175 SUPREMES MY WORLD IS EMPTY WITHOUT YOU ''R&W DJ''' TMG 548 100 1 JR WALKER SHOTGUN ''R&W DJ'''' TMG 509 150 2 EDDIE HOLLAND IF IT'S LOVE IT'S ALLRIGHT ORIOLE 200
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anyone remember this ? Soul (Style): Baggy Trousers Will Not Be Admitted Bob Fisher, NME, 11 January 1975 THE STYLISTIC rivalry between soul fans in the North and South of England has been well publicised. But what magazine odes to regional soul tend to forget is just how nationwide the current soul revival is – and more important, that in other areas of the country the music has just as strong a following. Total word count of piece: 2,249 To continue reading the complete article, login or subscribe below and get instant access to this and over 12,000 other articles in the Rock's Backpages archive its from site rock back pages there looks like a lot of interesting stuff up there from the 60s upwards though its a subscription site so need to put your hand in pocket to read any https://www.rocksbackpages.com/ the other nme article from bit later that year is up here in article section road to wigan casino https://www.soul-source.co.uk/rare-northern...to-wigan-casino
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front partof site inc refosoul etc was down for a bit , now back up ho hum
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Just a quick highlight of these two events, mainly as James T due to some real world melt down is fairly busy at the moment and asked me to pass on that everything is 100% and all squared away for this Fridays Soul revolution Allnighter . Details belo... View full article
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Just a quick highlight of these two events, mainly as James T due to some real world melt down is fairly busy at the moment and asked me to pass on that everything is 100% and all squared away for this Fridays Soul revolution Allnighter . Details below see thread for latest last minute score Room 1, Northern Soul Dance Hall:The Soul Revolution Residents Mick H, James Trouble and Butch is back with a special 3 hour set! YES, THAT'S THREE HOURS SOLID OF THE WORLD'S NUMBER ONE RARE SOUL DJ FOR THE FIRST TIME ANYWHERE. BRACE YOURSELVES FOR IMPACT!!!!! As well the Legendary Keb Darge who will be making a surprise appearance later on... Room 2, The Deepfunk Loft: Featuring Jazzman Gerald (Jazzman Records), Japanese Jimmy Dynamite, Liam Large + Funky Ben Room 3, Soul Or Nothing: Marco Soulbrew (Soul brew Italy), Alan Patterson, Adam Leaver, Mick N Mo, Paul Grant, (Sleepless nights, Dublin) and Steve Cato. Tickets will be available to buy in advance from the website www.soulrevolution.co.uk (update coming tonight) £10 in advance up untill the Friday lunch time (12pm) of September 19th. Can read event thread here, Little Stevie pushed out bedroom timings and more The 100 Club anniversary this Saturday is sold out and again sounds like all systems are go with news that the free 45 is sorted 6ts Anniversary all-nighter 2008 The 6ts 29th Anniversary all-nighter will take place on the 20th September 2008 at the 100 Club (10pm to 6am). Entrance by ticket only, at £18 each. The DJs will be Butch, Mick Smith, Keith Money, Roger Stewart and Ady Croasdell, Sounds like a double allnighter anniversary weekend and a half
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Sad News Norman Whitfield RIP... Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full
