Ady Croasdell
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Hard one then?
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Can anyone send me an MP3 of I Can't Hold Back This Feeling please. I could use a hi res scan too if possible. Ta Ady
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If it is it deserves it. Stevie Cato's been playing it out for ages. It's obviously caught on. LP version is different
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Maybe
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I don't think so George, I was visiting the US every year from 1974 for twenty years and it was never easy. You'd regularly hit stores and all the "Northern" had gone. I made money from Popcorn, Girly, Rock and even blues/doowop to make a living. If it had been easy I'd have gone every other month. Once or twice a year was fine. What happened of course is that Northern kept moving the goalposts so each trip there were new titles or styles of soul to pick up.
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Sinner Strong Don't Knock It Scan
Ady Croasdell replied to Ady Croasdell's topic in Look At Your Box
Thanks Dave; sorted now -
Thanks Joe, most helpful Ady
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Sinner Strong Don't Knock It Scan
Ady Croasdell replied to Ady Croasdell's topic in Look At Your Box
Cheers chaps, I've had two kind offers but the labels on both were a bit rough. Anyone got a good label? Ady -
ALL THAT'S KNOWN ABOUT IT SHOULD BE ON THERE. cHEERS aDY
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Needed on Serock. If anyone can PM me or email me at ady.croasdell@btinternet.com with a 300 or bigger dpi scan, there will be credit and CDs as a thank you. Ta Ady
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1966 I think, before Willie K as Kenny co-wrote it. It's on the Kent CD "Rare Collectible And Soulful" there's a long story about its discovery.
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Dave, it's a different James Wayne to the Wee Willie Wayne guy, he was New Orleans, the Angletone chap is New Jersey. Ady
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Nearly closed I still wanna know if its the same chap from Elizabeth NJ who cut a blues on Angletone also about a Letter. Thanks for the dating. It's a good record, I'd not until now
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Just out, I took a couple round to her daughter Karime last night and she was thrilled and understandably emotional; it's been thirty years this year since she lost her mum. Her daughter (Ty's grandaughter) Ty plays a mean piano, that family ain't finished yet!
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I'm afraid not, the girls were a well established act and Ty never sang with them or the Fran-Cettes
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I got to hear the missing Romark eventually and it was godawful, the worst of their records, one side may have been an instrumental (at least one sister played guitar) and not too bad in a tittyshaking way. Ty Karim was never in this pairing or the Fran-Cettes.
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Thanks Bob, Guy Hemric (on BMI) and Jerry Styner have written hundreds of songs, mainly early 60s poppy things, usually surf or girl group. Is it what we'd call a girly record rather than soul?
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Thanks George, I'm sure I've seen it listed as 1980 so your dating helps a lot. Ady
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Is this a New York label, could it be the same guy as was on Angletone?
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Hi Bob in particular, that M.M. one went by me, any chance of a scan of the labels? From the tiles it looks more girly than soul but let me know your opinion please. ta Ady
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That's the best bit of dancing footage I've seen on TOTP (is it?) not brilliant but at least they were trying and getting into it. TOTP audiences were usually atrophied
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Trini Lopez - 'sinner Not A Saint'
Ady Croasdell replied to Kaleidoscope's topic in Look At Your Box
Blimey, it's an obscure record to have got that high. Thanks for the offer of the soundfile Sebastian, it would be interesting to hear the difference. Ady -
Trini Lopez - 'sinner Not A Saint'
Ady Croasdell replied to Kaleidoscope's topic in Look At Your Box
Is it a different mix Sebastian as opposed to a new recording? Ady -
Lovely bloke and very entertaining, not to say hilarious, I'll miss him. Ady
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Lenny Gamble?
