Daved

I’ve got the EP too. It has The Younghearts, The Appreciations, The Flirtations and Eddie Foster are on it.

What's the big deal? It's a brand new reissue, not some old rarity.

Every single record posted above is fabulous.

Such a great act

Never heard the Jerry Butler version before and I like it. What a voice! Not sure if it's better though.

Sharon Jones - My Man Is A Mean Man Saun & Starr - Hot Shot Sharon Jones - Tell Me Charles Bradley - Strictly Reserved For You Charles - Bradley - Let Love Stand a Chance

A lot of these great Boogie Back mixes are download only.

Lots of 70s stuff used to be very reasonable priced at the turn of the century but isn't now.

Because it's started to get played in northern rooms? It should be dirt cheap. Fantastic record.

Yeah I think this was it, thanks Russ. Jo Wallace was there but we lost contact for a while so I didn't know about it despite being local. I was gutted when I found out about it a few years later. She probably helped to arrange it. Glad you know Mr & Mrs Sage too. I've bought quite a few records from them over the years. I was a bit too young for Bogarts but remember the Sunday nights dos in Churchills in Chatham he used to play in.

I gather she did a gig in a pub in Chatham at some point.

It's available for download at iTunes @ 79p.

The tune of the summer so far imo. Quite a few others of a similar vibe running close.

Way With The Girls on Goldmine may do the trick.

There are many, many soul shows on the web but there are very few that are well presented 😀. That's probably another topic altogether

I remember listening to this live at the time. It was before 1988 and was closer to 1985, I think. I played the tape back many times. It was the first time I heard Yvonne Verneee and Ronnie Forte and they blew me away.

More of the latter I would've thought. considering it's not that great really. I thnk they'll be disappointed though because it's nowhere near as good as some of the other recent stuff.

That must've been the same programme that had a Def Jam special featuring Tashan, Chuck Stanley and Alyson Williams. It was brilliant. I may still have it on a VHS.

Some great LPs in that list. Quite a few unexpected ones too - the sort of stuff we like.

Solar Radio were on it until 1st June. It stopped being cost effective for them when there's so many other ways to broacast - smart phones. smart speakers, internet straming etc.

No I wasn't and it wasn't a personal dig at Joe Soap. There's lots of people who have only picked up on thiis track, released in 2014, recently because it came out on a 45. It's as if you could pick any one of 100 great tracks relessed this decade and they would become popular despite being ignored, cheap and readily available since their release. If you like this stuff, wouldn't it better to strech beyond vinyl and just seek out the music?

What I don't get about this is, why has it suddenly become good just because it's been released on a 45 several years after the original CD was released?

Between £5 to £10?

I also managed to pick up a Ronnie McNeir "My Baby b/w Hold On" which I hadn't seen listed previously. Hold On is a great record.

The album contains even better tracks