Mike

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Margot, Ralph Best of luck with the auction, and thanks for posting up on here. is there any background story/info/trivia about the actual song sure be of interest to manyl ta mike mike

yep seems it is a goldmine one, interesting remarks no sign of any blurb that goes with release just front cover and listing

ahh yes the sub-genre once identified as "music to iron kechs by"

anyone catch thing on breakfast telly this morming on the current "fad" of buying vinyl from charity shops

cheers dan for bringing attention the full thing is up on Telegraph site now if wanna read it **visit site link,

Dan in forum mentioned read article in the Daily Telegraph today about the "Once Upon A Time" play **view thread here Later the complete article showed up on the Telegraph site, while there had been a flood of similar media articles based on this play, some like this do have a few fresh bits that may stir some interest so clip and link below intro below full article can be read on the DT site telegraph site

bait ...? mmmm why do you think that nah just a pure "for your info pass on" Hippo idea behind this bit is latest news and reviews (where poss) of all latest releases course chance may be some stuff that wouldnt cross the road for but may be interesting in a car crash sort of way

Ginger Taylor's Northern Soul Banquet Released: April 18, 2005 Tracks 1. I'm Waiting - Bush, Bill 2. Love Slave - Antellects 3. Just Like You Did Me - Vernee, Yvonne 4. I Have A Girl - Magnetics 5. Wake Up To The Sunshine Girl - Delorenzo, Joey 6. You've Been Away - Rubin 7. If This Is Love - Spencer, Eddie 8. Wrong Side Of Town - Four Vandals 9. You Left Me - Admirations 10. Get It Off Of My Conscience - Lovelites 11. Anything I Can Do - Collins, Will 12. Your Love's Got Me - Satin 13. She'll Come Running Back - Britt, Mel 14. Bygones - Bull 15. Sittin' In My Class - McNeir, Ronnie 16. My Baby Came From Out Of Nowhere - Hendley, Johnny 17. What More Do You Want - Toones, Gene 18. Third Window From The Right - Barlow, Dean 19. Room Full Of Tears - Gilliam, Johnny 20. When You Lose The One You Love - Smith, Buddy

once used blue tavk, but didnt work well as was a bit of a t**t getting 45 out of cover later moved to "tools and tackle" as maybe usefull in future

dont think flipped "hey girl" so have to give it a go later, though be hard put to match a side memory says that flip of "church" is worth a listen as well 2 trivia points available for old cover up name of that one??

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David Ruffin did a version as well, think same lp as discover me

any members got plans for getting to either of these ??? if have, sure that a lookback be appreciated ta mike

This friday as part of the "It Came from Memphis" season at the Barbican in London sees the "Hi Records" show, and on Monday its time for the "Stax" show, brief details below Hi Records Formed in 1957 and based at Royal studios, Hi Records forms a crucial chapter in the story of soul music. Based in a poor African American neighbourhood of Memphis it was home to several soul star artists, including Al Green and producer Willie Mitchell. Tonight's special concert brings together the original Hi Rhythm section made up of Teenie and Leroy Hodges, who formed the backbone of the trademark sound that was so unmistakably Memphis soul with Marvell Thomas (Rufus Thomas' son) on keys, Howard Grimes (drums) and Archie Turner (piano). They will be joined by the legendary Ann Peebles and sensational singer Percy Wiggins and several more very special guests tbc. Stax Booker G:The MG's (Performer) Eddie Floyd (Performer) William Bell One of the most legendary and popular soul labels ever, Stax has left an indelible mark. Second only to Motown, Stax was known for its gritty stripped down soul music. The list of legends that started out there speaks for itself including Otis Redding, Aretha Franklin, Sam & Dave and Isaac Hayes. One of the recipes for the success at Stax and many other Memphis studios was the use of regular 'house bands' whose sound became hugely sought-after. Groups such as Booker T & the MG's, the Mar-Keys and the Memphis Horns all contributed to the trademark groove. This unique concert unites many of the original Stax artists - including just confirmed Eddie Floyd - to perform together for the first time in the UK, with the backing of the awesome Booker T & The MG's - Booker T Jones, Steve Cropper and Donald 'Duck' Dunn. full details can be found at the Barbican web site visit site

Just wondering if any members been and like to pass on a quick word on how it was

hats off to you mate one of best roundabout event plugs seen on here for a long time

ta Alison there was some idea behind the last one but its long lost now as all seems ok, will switch this one on fully in a bit the old one will still be available via the changing thing at bottom mike

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final default skin be swiched on sometime today for now have just set it to the freebasing section as a final test tested in major browsers and different resolutions if any problems let us know soonest mac users should have less hassle ???? let us know ta mike

Just a quick info grab from the Grapevine site First a couple of 45 releases that maybe not aware of, both available to buy online at Grapevine, first one being a great double sider G2K 45-154 The Precious Three - I Need a Man Wendell Watts - You... Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full

give it a rest will you