Smudger

You may be wrong they were the "ORIGINAL" Drifters as i remember

Ever since i bought a marble arch LP of chess soul and played Spooner's Crowd Two in the morning iv'e loved the songs of Spooner and Oldham still buying them today ,Latest Wallace Brothers I need Someone looks like it will be a good night Wheel DJ in Foyer and Muscle Shoals documentary to be screened too ,but sad thing is i'm on Holiday Flying that night to Greece. Legends https://tickets.bridgewater-hall.co.uk/single/eventDetail.aspx?p=29461

Maybe he'll post up what the track title was as my memory is totally shot these days. The title is "Trust is all " The Ram Mix not on u tube but i will try and upload this version as previously said this was a white label 12" https://www.discogs.com/Ola-Trust-Is-All/release/5622916

Sweet thing did come out in 90's on a 4 track white label EP other tracks from memory were Temptations got to find a way to get you back Isley Bros. My love is your love Barbara Mcnair cant remember title

Rip Percy heard Candi Staton talking about Percy saying he was one of the nicest unassuming people she had met

Here to stay album, "Forgive me" stunning https://www.discogs.com/Darrell-Banks-Here-To-Stay/master/498488

one in sales today

Health and safety Greek style ( was painting window)

Cornwall Kynance Cove Stunning beach on the Lizard

Corfu 2 adjoining bays, had to walk about 4 miles to get there but well worth it

Thassos beach after a drink

We had 2 Woolies in Doncaster and they both had loads of Emi Soul Lp,s ones i bought from memory are :- We are the Monitors Chris Clark Soul Sounds Carla Thomas Memphis Queen Johnny Taylor Greatest Hits Darrell Banks Here To Stay Rare Stamps JJ Barnes Steve Mancha Boy Meets Girl various Stax artists Smokey Robinson and Miracles Time out Temptations With a lot of soul Tammi Terrell Irrisistable I remember they had the Martin Luther King LP which i pondered over many times but didn't buy Wished i had later on. Then later on in the seventies went to Scarborough and in their Tesco they had loads of reggae and ska 7'S which i bought loads of 'I'm sure i can remember Seeing several copies of Glen miller on Doctor Bird as all that came to mind was his wartime big band Doh!!

not in the sense a sax break but always a favorite with me Jnr. Walker Cleo's Mood and i know Kevs already put up a live version but part 2 does it for me 2mins 10 secs tried adding no of secs but couldn't get it to work 130s

Classic case of this is Deadric Malone on labels such as Duke ,was actually Don Robey who ( allegedly ) used other peoples songs and put pseudonym on so he would get the rights.A reason why many artists were pissed off with the system at the time because all monies went to owner. I suppose he got them on 45 and many would have been glad just to be recorded but he certainly knew what made the money over the years.

If you'd have asked me back in the day i probably would have said a uk copy of Chubby Checker Dicotheque as this was one record everybody wanted to own and play,but that is showing my age and well before any imports started coming over in any numbers. Closest i got was cu ma la be stay/everything's wrong on Uk cameo parkway found in 2nd hand shop in Hull along with stateside copy of Jimmy Radcliffe everything's wrong still brings a smile to my face when i hear it great sound

yeah know what you mean he had stock of many things i remember Doug Banks £40 and Philharmonics on Soulin £15 hindsight is a wonderful thing ! Not

Bought some great records from Gary On the door . from memory i got green issue of under the streetlamp for £3 only after i'd met him did i start getting his lists Black Knight Records and bought some Brill stuff Straight Jacket, Caviar, Etc. Great Venues