Jim Elliott

Thanks chaps, what a great track it is, Motown quality control certainly have alot to answer for at times Jim

In the 90's whilst on Oz we attended an allnite session in Kings Cross, Sydney, we were backpacking so it's a bit different I suppose good night tho'. TTFN Jim.

Hi folks, Have recently stumbled across this unreleased(?) gem whilst litening back thru' some downloaded stuff. Did it ever come out on anything? Theres even a Youtube clip of it, which is now safely stored on a playlist . Cheers Jim.

Not sure if it's well known or not, but about 10 years ago I picked up a copy of Darlene Loves' 'Lord, if your a woman' on Warner/ Spector records produced by the man himself dates from about 1977ish, personally I love it but never heard it out anywhere, real WOS stuff. Regards Jim.

Been giving 'Make this young lady mine' from the lp a bit of stick recently. Does anyone know how hard on a seven? Volt 4009 I think. Cheers Jim.

'Why must our eyes always be turned backwards' Bloody tremendous. Jim:thumbsup:

How true Mr W, Wigan Casino, dear oh dear. As for the 100, a tragedy for music in general in the capitol, the soul scene is made of stronger stuff tho' I feel. However, I cut my Soul teeth there practically in short trousers so personally I'd be gutted. We've all managed to have the odd good night out since the Torch, Mecca, Stafford and Wigan bloody Casino closed tho' havent we?! Things change. Oh well Jim.

My first one at the temple! Nice one Jim

For me it's the TAC weekenders, 1990/1991. So many great live acts (altho' the four tops debacle still grates somewhat) but hey! Chuck getting all the audience singing 'Any day now', Lorraine Chandler pulling Keith up singing 'What can I do' on stage, Clarkie on the campus wireless, getting a mint Bobby Sheen on WB for not alot at all, hearing 'Just loving you' for the first time in that little 'Northern' room out the back, Banks and Bickers causing all sorts of chaos, Gene Chandler interviewed in that crappy little radio room, bloody great weekenders them. TTFN Jim altho' Sunday nights at Cleggers take a bit of beating.

Terrible news, our thoughts are with friends and family. Jim and Lisa

Manhattans 'Dont say goodbye' Originals ' Whyd you lie' (yes I know its album only) Enchantment 'Im who you found..' (as above) Jim

Thanks folks. Jim

Any thoughts? Jim

Madness, main stream pap wins the day again . Do 'licence fee' payers at least get some say? Theres more out than in, Jim

Yes Chris, it's an age thing mate, your not alone . Jim

Evening all, Have been giving this a bit of stick of late at home but not sure if mines kosher. Has the album or more specifically the single been reissued? Can't even remember where I got mine, anyway thanks in advance. Jim

The title track has been a desert island spin for many a year for me, even more so now as it's a bit of a lullaby for the little fella on the wind down soul selection he's got going on. Great call. Regards Jim

Recently spotted (an original, not pvine) one of these on that well known 'drain on resource' auction site, haven't seen one for some time. Are they a legit issue or a bit of a cobbled together affair by the yanks to cash in on our lust for their music? I remember seeing 'Girl, I've been trying to tell you' on an Anglo list many years ago on the 'front page focus'! Remember that? Cheers Jim.

1986, November, 100 Oxford Street, several pain in the arse changes on the train from Maidstone. Fifteen, but Ady still let us in (and still does) Court Davis 'Try to think what your doing' (when was the last time you heard that out??) from Roger S and Silky Hargreaves from 'the Master' Clarkie Things would never be the same again. Wheres the time gone? Jim

O Jays, 'Just cant get enough' from the the 'In Philadelphia' lp. Lovely stuff. Jim

Thanks for the info chaps, gawd bless the interweb eh? Ironically was giving 'Don't be so mean' a spin last night right after the Epsilons in the ol' Soul loft. Looking forward to Dab next week! TTFN. Jim

Folks, Had this for some time but just recently it's sounding rather tremendous, so much so I've had to buy a demo as well (no, I don't know either) Couple of things, are they the Shrine combo and why Stax? Is it a Philly recording? and, were Mcfadden and Whitehead members? Yeah, ok that's three or four (?). Happy new year to all. Jim and team Penkhull.

Isnt there a versh by Jean Wells? Jim

Spanky Wilson , 'Easy lover'... Smoooth. Forgot about that, from the album 'Speciality of the house'. Long live the Orwell. Jim

rip. If he'd only made 'Tomorrow keeps shining on me' he'd be a bit of a legend in my house, but 'I'll take the blame' and 'Sugar baby' are right up there as well. thanks chris. JIM