Roger Williams

My latest show on Solar Radio in the 6-8pm slot on rotation: Playlist for this week SOULSORTS ON SOLAR RADIO PLAYLIST - SUNDAY 3rd FEBRUARY 2008 Shantel - Arise Time To Shine (forthcoming Mo'Philly) Sir Wick - What Am I To Say (An Interpretation Of A Universal Language) Lamone ft. Najee - For You I'll Go There (Eclectically Speaking) Angela Johnson ft. Julie Dexter - How Sweet Life Is (A Woman's Touch Vol. 1) William Demps - Everything (Just A Reminder) Deonna Martin - Heaven's Sake (Beauty Mark) Kayte Burgess - This Love Is (Checked Baggage) Carmichael - Rock It (All About Love) L!ssen - Love Of My Life (Can You Hear Us Now) Northwest Gospel Project - Heaven's Door (Heavenly Brother) Gary L. Wyatt ft. The Jackson Sisters - You Are My Everything (Impeccable Worship) Sir Wick - Thank You Lord (An Interpretation Of A Universal Language) Lori Jenaire - Matter Of Time (Fruition) Leonard Julien III - I Can't Believe (Leonard Julien III) JMDee ft. Tassel & Naturel - Jazzical Healing (JMD Beat Tassel & Naturel) Angela Johnson ft. Frank McComb - Play (A Woman's Point Of View Vol. 1) Gods Chosen - Thank You (80's Remix) (Love Ever After) Paris Match - Party Down (Our Favourite Pop) J.R. - Trust In You (Life By Stereo) Dekiquhu - Dont U Give Up (Dreamers) Bernard - Never Turnin' Back (Kingdom Of Love) L!ssen ft. Blazin Brian Mills - Lovin' You (Can You Hear Us Now) Angela Johnson ft. Tricia Angus - Not The One (A Woman's Touch Vol. 1) Leah DeVon - As Long as We're Together (Come Over) St. Clair - Lady Love (Welcome To My World) Leonard Julien III - The Love I Let Slip Away (Reflections Of Soul) Laurence Beamen - Alright With Me (Thinking Of You) Sir Wick - You Are My Everything (An Interpretation Of A Universal Language) PODCAST DOWNLOAD LINK (click to listen, right-click to download on PC - control-click to download on Mac) All playlists and downloads of older shows (+ subscribe in iTunes) on https://www.soulsorts.co.uk Cheers Roger Williams

I'd would stake some of my hard-earned on it being the first time that's been said!!

Bollocks, I knew I should have sold that copy to Mister Cambridge Soul for 50 quid!! All joking aside though, I bet it won't be long before people are being ripped off for that much for it if it gets wider recognitiion.

Shouldn't cost you any more than a tenner at the outside. I'm sure Expansion Records will still have them in stock - info@expansion-records.co.uk - Crazy Beat or Soul Brother may even still have them in stock.

Saw George Benson at Wembley in 1982. Sadly the most memorable thing about the night was having a piss stood next to Des O'Connor before the concert started!

Loved that. I couldn't believe it was half empty though, oh to see that concert again eh? Bobby Womack at Manchester International II, round about the same period, was pretty spectacular, playing for hours and running out of tunes to play so he asked for requests!

Chaka Khan at the Manchester Apollo in 1987, she was a complete mess. Very disappointing to see.

I still to this day get goosebumps remembering the response when Luther walked down those stairs they had rigged up on stage. Amazing. Thinking about it though, I think the actual best 'live' performer I've witnessed, in terms of recreating the recorded experience note for note, is Phil Perry at Prestatyn a few years ago, the man is an incredible vocalist, even after all this time.

Maze, 1982, Hammersmith Odeon. Never known an atmosphere like it at a concert - seen loads over the years but still never anything that match that night in terms of audience response. Luther Vandross's Valentines Day concert at the Dominion the following year was pretty special as well.

David, check your PM.

You haven't done that since about 1997!!

Snuck quietly in the back door, Pete. Got to be a good lad though and try and stay out of bother this time around.

Why are you wasting your time having this discussion?

https://www.amazon.co.uk/U-Turn-Nite-Flyte/dp/B00009YFY3 This was one of my cover designs, I may have a spare, Thierry, I'll have a look later and if I've got one I'll post it with your Frank McComb and Billy Ocean this week - sorry it's taken so long mate!

As it's a 'slate', preferably across the back of your head!!

100% right and the one and only reason to not play it, any DJ with an ounce of common sense and courtesy would do exactly the same. And knowing your good self as I do, Mister Page, I'm sure if anyone approached you with a problem whilst you were playing it, I'm certain that within seconds they'd be leaving the stage wishing they hadn't said anything!!

Sorry, but I genuinely can't get my head around that statement. How does the format of a tune enter into the equation when it comes to actually dancing to it??? How is it a waste of time, in real world terms? I'm honestly curious to try and understand what you mean.

Did anyone also notice the original poster say he wasn't let down by the music played but still saw fit to come on here complaining? Imagine what they'd have written if the music had been crap as well!!

What about if there was a problem with the officially-supplied Man United team shirts and the only shirts they could play in on the day were repro copies bought last minute from the supporters shop. Do you think their supporters would feel cheated that the team weren't wearing first issue shirts despite the players and the style of footy being exactly the same?