Everything posted by Daved
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Any new releases warming the cockles?
I'm not sure about Syleena Johnson's new album although I haven't heard it in full yet. I'm kinda disappointed she's gone in that direction as I though her first three albums were fantastic. Mind you, that was a long time ago now. I haven't heard the Martha High, so will look out for that. The posthumous Sharon Jones is superb. I think it's quite a bad year for contemporary soul and have bought less new music than I have done for many a year. I have more enjoyed the old stuff that has come out for the first time like the Split Decision Band LP and the Super Disco Edits releases.
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Any new releases warming the cockles?
Hi Mark, that question was directed at Scotters actually. I know you like the contemporary stuff too as I've been an avid listener of the Soul Sermon for years. It's great to have it back
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Any new releases warming the cockles?
Do you only like new music that sounds old? I like that stuff too but also enjoy, new, new music . Recent albums from Ledisi, Will Downing and Kim Tibbs have been pretty good.
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New Jersey Connection - Love Don't Come Easy - Carnival
Ridiculous
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New Jersey Connection - Love Don't Come Easy - Carnival
It's got to be a 12". The 7" is not worth the bother
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Vinyl Kids
When my son was about 3-4 years old he used to like: TC & The Bricklayers - Up and Down the Hill Al Green - I Can't Stop The Persuaders - It's a Thin Line....... Now he probably thinks they're rubbish and is much more into guitar bands like Catfish & The Bottlemen
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let's start with the female "A's" - see if we get to the "Z"
Another double pointer. Anita Baker & Babyface
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LP only tracks?
Isn't this LP only from the Eliminators? Quality
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let's start with the female "A's" - see if we get to the "Z"
Sunshine Anderson? Well this track was good
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sam smith- plastic syntho soul anyone?
There doesn't seem to be an reliable album review for new music anymore. I wouldn't rely on Soul Tracks as they recommend everything.
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sam smith- plastic syntho soul anyone?
Sam Smith is a pop singer. I have no idea where the soul connection came from. Plenty of good soul music around today if you know where to look. It's not as a good as it used to be, I grant you. Check out the new Crack of Dawn stuff.
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Wigan DJ’s
Didn't Chris King appear too?
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LP only tracks?
Good call Mickey. As do a lot of Jean Carne LP tracks. I was recently reminded about this one from her post Philly Intl days
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LP only tracks?
I've always loved this
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New York Underground Funk Band * new unreleased soul 45 *
They already are Mark, I think. The good news, for me, is I don't think the record is particularly good anyway
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the greatest NORTHERN soul artist of all time
One of the great soul singers. Loads of fantastic material after the 60s
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Is it me, but?
One of the funniest items I've seen recently is a guy selling a 1980 reissue of Sweet Soul Music and adding his Ebay link
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Modern soul records that seem too cheap
You can pick this up a good price and it still sounds great today
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Jerry Ross R I P
RIP Jerry. I hope you get to do the 81 up there
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Brenda Holloway 'Here are the pieces of my broken heart' Acetate
Pity it was just a snippet. I didn't want it to end. In fact I'd love to hear a full CD of demos with just the piano backing.
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what would you expect
I'd expect to be bored
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News: Keeping a Faith - Contemporary Gospel and Spiritual Soul Music
Good read, thanks for that. Some of my favourites listed there and there's so much more too.
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This is an edit of... ?
Sounds like it
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Charles Bradley R I P
RIP Charles. Hopefully there's one more album waiting to come out. The music was worth waiting for.
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Valerie Simpson thread
I was also going to go for Roberta Flack's "Uh Uh Ooh Ooh Look Out (Here It Comes) but can only find the house mixes on you tube.