jasonion

The B to 'thats what you do to me' my favourite. find it quite haunting

Well said Paul, Reading through the posts i don't think anyone dislikes you or is laughing, It's just rare to see someone post on here whose age is lower than their I.Q

No problem mate. Found this while looking, big around the same time

Give me 5 minutes gotta find it first

Bit scratchy...

previous thread

Yeah Davie, is nice. Can't believe i'd never heard the Terry Huff tune before...

Naturals- I'm the one- Smash Notations- I can't stop- Twinight Naturals- Da-da-da-da-da (i love you)- Quadran Terry Huff- Just not enough love- Mainstream No No Starr- Pull yourself together- Midas Moments- Rain in my backyard- Stang Lonette Mckee- Do to me- Sussex

Betty lavette- I'm holding on, sounds a little bit mental to me. I've lived a very sheltered life.

Course. p.m me your address and i'll send them up to you. One condition- Could you list c.d1 and 2 on here? I've done 3,4 and 5 and lost the will to live

What a coincidence. Inna's got a bid in on it. Small world. innit?

True, but Jimmy Norman's got a better ringtone

Cheers Pete, took a gamble on a 0 feedback seller and that came in

What appealed to me when i first got into rare soul was the fact that you had to 'hit the ground running'. The past was someone elses but the present was mine. I was left to discover old tunes at my own pace. And, of course, I found plenty of quality tracks. But i've never felt like they were mine. Quality oldies are great, but, for me, memories don't make memories. It's nice to hear old stuff but when i look back on a night when oldies make up a large percentage of the playlist it just blends in with the rest. Instantly forgettable. I know the arguement that the stuff being turned up isn't a patch on whats gone before and i'd probably agree if pushed, but i think the biggest threat to the scene is if it turns in on itself completely and we start digging up the past. Mind you, i could be wrong. (again)

Stafford 2/11/85 (taken from original listing) plenty of cover ups James Walsh Gypsy Band- Coz it's you babe Luther- Don't wanna be a fool Fanny S. Crawford & the Fye-eyed Band- The work out Outsiders- Never gonna make it Richard Moorhead- Don't try to use me Stuart Ames- Angelina June Edwards- Come on & tell me Frenetics Band- Michigan move Denita James- All the hurt & you Toni Michels- Good luck baby Tate- Saving all my loving Jackie Day- Naughty boy Gracie Dumas- Song of a woman Ernie Andrews- Neither will i Cindy Scott- Only you Levan Taylor & the Revilot strings- In the pocket Soul Joe Clements- Ever, ever Romance Watson- Where does that leave me? Earl Harrison- Outta sight love Detroit rhythmn Section- Backstreets Chris Bartley & the Van Mccoy strings- Ain't got no time Eric & the Vikings- Hurting Whit Williams- King for a day Willie Small- How high Terri Goodnight- They didn't know Barbara Mercer- Nothing at all Fanny S. Crawford & the Fye-eyed band- The work out Magnetics- Maybe, maybe Clarence Carter- Messing with my mind Ray Crumley & Solid gold revue- She's so good Creators- Can't believe it's true David Diggs- Welcome to the real world Bobby Sheen- Something new to do Ty Karim- You really made it good Willie Tee- Please don't go Troy Dodds- Try my love Bobby Sheen- Something new to do Johnny Gilliam- Room full of tears P.w McCannon- The beating of my lonely heart Larry Davis- I've been hurt so many times The Ringleaders- All of my life Larry Wright- Sweet, sweet kisses Classics- So glad that i found you Globelighters- The way you do Ascots- Anytime Anacosta- What kind of love? Randy Brown- Always in the mood James Walsh Gypsy Band- Coz it's you girl California Play-boys- Trying to become a millionaire Cadets- Now you got me baby Tony Middleton- Spanish maiden Soul Bros inc- Pyramid Sir Henry Ivy- You left me standing there Hetty Winston- When the battle is over Bobby James- I really love you Marvin Stinton- Born a fool Gail Anderson- Be Proud (you're in love) Esther Grant- Lets get the most out of love Jimmy & the Entertainers- New girl Seven Souls- As true as can be L. C Robinson- Free & easy Timmy Williams- Competition Little John- Heartbreakin' time Lee Otis Valentine & the Lost Souls- I love you just the same Eddie Foster- Closer together Brilliant Korners- 3 lonely guys Freddie Gorman- Thanks for a little loving Tommy Navarro- I cried my life away Stewart Ames- King for a day Stewart Ames- Angelina Stanley Mitchell- Palm of your hand H. B Barnum- hurts too much to cry Jack Montgomery- Don't turn your back on me Melvin Davis- Lonely man Scotty Williams- Fear Jimmy Ruffin- You go your way & i'll go mine Celebrities- You didn't tell the truth Chapter 8- Don't you think its time Bill- Space Lady Fabulous Impacts- Baby i want you Melba Moore- The magic touch Cairo's- Stop overlooking me Errol Jackson- Just a little longer Vince Apollo- I bear witness Jimmy Armstrong- Mystery Candy & the Kisses- Tonight's the night Herb Ward- I wouldn't have gone Errol Jackson- Heart's beating stronger Judy Clay- You got me so upset Magnificents- One of the crowd Two more tapes to do

Thanks for looking into it Dave.

Definately used to be able to find bargains on his lists. Took Lonnie Lester and Gillys Fabulous Moonlighters off him for £15.00

Yeah Dave, it's yellow. Came from Southern California this week. Labels are wrongly sided. Thought i was having my leg pulled at first, but it looks pretty legit to me (like i'd know!)

Brenda Holloway- Reconsider, was one, so i've been told

It's just that i've found a few bits about the d.j copy (scans e.t.c) but nowt on the issue.

Cheers Ken

Anyone give me any information on it? Anyone seen one before? Thanks in advance

Finally getting round to putting our old Stafford tapes onto c.d. Never really played them so they're in pretty decent nick. About five hours worth (i think) from 2/11/85. Should be done by next week.