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ha ha, thats what i,ve always believed too, i wonder where all these myths start from

great idea pete, i,d subscribe, i,ve downloaded a few so my tenners on its way:hatsoff2:

up until about 2 years ago,literally, i always thought the start of the skull snaps "my hang up is you" was "some people take epherdrin", of course its really "some people they have to drink"...doh,

love this tune, had it about 3 years ago, surprised it was '77 though, like you i,ve never heard it played out before, its a real big production tune for sure

totally agree mate, got this for £6 inc postage:thumbsup: esquires - how could it be - bunky

last five for me...all bargains major lance-um um ect, columbia EP vito and salutations-dont depend on me-WELLS, great little dancer tempests-what you gonna do -smash demo -$2 esquires-how could it be -bunky, great tunage ,just love ot gil scott heron-pieces of a man - original flying dutcnman LP(another bargain,$16, but still waiting for this to be delivered)

check this one out, Rare 60's northern soul rock, whatever that is, but its the last 3 on the list that made me sit up:ohmy: look

yep. just saw the circled P next to date...

didn't know about the two different issue numbers, so the 3024 is 1975 and the 3002 is 1972, this chap has one for sale ,3024 but dated 1972, £65 a bit steep me thinks LOOK

i,ve bought 4 x 45's this week from u.s , postage ranging from $6.49- $18, i think they pluck an amount from the sky sometimes, or is it different from state to state?

keele was great for me, having been in the army from 82-91, my last few years in the forces was based in UK, cambridge , and keele always seemed to be on when i had a weekend off, went a few times in '88 and '89, then on and off thru the 90's, tunes i remember from them earlier days are sam dees-lonely for you baby, sammy ambrose-welcome to dreamsville, heard bobby bland-yum yum tree for the first time at keele, the record bar was the business, got a few in there, bobby sheen,for below zero,charades, ac reed, took them back to camp and some twat from blackpool broke into my locker nicked the lot, couldn't prove it but i knew it was him...needless to say he could only slurp soup for a few days

thanks Tony, were skinners the make or style ?

ok guys, having only been into this soul thing since '81 and have been wearing normal clothes:rolleyes: , what are / were skinners, are they skin tight jeans or sommat....phil:hatsoff2:

EBAY LINK THANKS FOE LOOKING

for me tammi terrell is the best by far, remember hearing it for the 1st time on richard searling show before smooth and jazz fm..? and it just got me, stopped me in my tracks, wow , bam ...loved it ever since, gonna have to check out the randy crawford version though and have a listen...phil

what about a record that sticks, anyway of sorting that out, does anybody know of someone offering a service that sorts this problem out, sure i read once on SS of a member offering this service, can't find the thread though....phil

i,ve had two in the last momth, Alice clark LP and lee brackett- ruby/save a foolish man, i,m tempted sometimes but i,ve never bought the record, you just know its been a fake bid to bump up the price,

still looking....anybody:hatsoff2:

totally agree, since this thread started i,ve been listening to all my edwin material, couple of tracks he did on Granite, forgot i had, i,ll never forget you, and beginning, two great tracks and a long way from his ric tic / gordy days, just shows the diversity of the man........great thread btw

cos i only work nights i always put a bid in (within reason) so that i,m winning before i go to work, gives me something to look forward to (apart from a warm bed ) when i get home, sometimes it pays off, sometimes it doesn't. these are the last five that didn't.. zz & company-get ready for the getdown-COLUMBUS- bid 66 went for 68 joe bataan-subway joe LP-FANIA- bid $78.78, went for $81 the chimes-beginning of my life-DOWN TO EARTH, bid £14.14, went for £14.64 4 x bobby bland 45's-DUKE, bid £5.01, went for £5.51 joe bataan-uptown-FANIA, bid $31.32, went for $ 32.32

only saw him 3 times, twice at leigh casino(ruebens) and another time at an allniter at Parr Hall in warrington,early 80's, at the warrington gig i managed to have a chat with him for about 3 minutes and in that 3 minutes or so i got the impression that here was a man who loved his craft and didn't take his audience for granted even if a lot of the fans did, sadly missed...if i had to choose a track..."running back and forth" edwin starr - running back and forth -

in my daughters college its a fashion item, loads of northern soul / wigan casino / keep the faith bags and t-shirts but like you say most of them dont no what it is , my dughter does cos she's been brought up on soul music and knows what its all about and wont have one cos she knows i'll take the p**s,.

you make a good point there, I never thought of it like that..

are there any books about esther phillips, now there's a story