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  1. The Isleys is a great album , love listening to this on a hot summers day laid on the recliner in the garden
  2. That album and Millie Jackson's Caught Up lp changed my direction in soul music , it was never just the beat after those two.
  3. These 3 still get plays by me and I ever tire of. Roy C - Sex And Soul Dramatics - A Dramatic Experience Swamp Dogg - Gag A Maggot
  4. The 2 John Edwards albums are essential The O,jays - Family Reunion
  5. Yes definitely some out there , I owned a dvd with footage with me and the ex on it
  6. So sad , Denise is one of my favourite female artists who has delivered great records through her long career. R.I.P. Denise.
  7. Here is a record to help for hope and inspiration for people in any situation. Good luck to anyone going through cancer treatment , you have my blessings and upmost respect.
  8. Thanks
  9. A great record which has stood the test of time unlike a lot of others of its ilk , has anyone got a clue what the f**k are the lyrics ? I can make a few lines out but most are double dutch to me
  10. I know its a record that's been flogged to death but I still love Ramsey Lewis and ''Wade In The Water'' , when Ramsey sweeps the length of the piano I,m playing there with him
  11. First one that comes to mind for me is Marvin's '' Little Darling'' love the tinkling piano in the background it makes a great record brilliant. Never tire of hearing this record still sounds fresh today.
  12. Interesting reading and a fantastic record too , could be a contender in the - Record You Never Get Tired of hearing topic .
  13. Bobby Womack - Standing In The Safety Zone , Pure bliss to my ears a record that starts of like a rock track then develops into a Womack classic the middle and the last section does me every time. Always a second play for this with the volume cranked up. Another for me is Otis Clay - It Was Jealously , this one leaves me rendered f**ked but another play is needed.
  14. All the best in the new venture , hope they make it pay. It looks a nice set up and window display is eye catching
  15. Just tongue in cheek manus , too much pigeon holing goes on, its all soul music to me whatever the tempo
  16. My long term idea of deep with a beat has totally gone out of the window seems deep with a beat are just deep soul records with the backing cranked up from the usual tempo . Would beat ballads be a more apt description lol
  17. I thought deep with a beat meant records with a heartfelt lyric with a dance beat . The Doris album although one of my all time faves hardly qualifies.
  18. The backing may have a northernish feel but the vocals much to the vocalists credit are pure indie band and owe nothing to soul music to my ears.
  19. That is only my opinion , if someone else thinks its great then its great in their opinion.
  20. I would like to think it isn't that, it is shite.
  21. The Rainbows as of the youtube video as above I would imagine ?
  22. I thought he meant it was impossible not to play records that someone had played earlier ? Which if you only take about 25 records with you and they are all classics more chance than not they will have been played earlier.
  23. Good luck to the seller if they get that .
  24. Why records go massive and other records just bubble under or worse is a mystery , 2 records that come straight to mind of the massive type are Womacks ' So Many Sides Of You'' and David Ruffins '' Everything's Coming Up Love'' The Womack track I would never have thought of any more than a great album track and the Ruffin track has the most banal lyric he must have ever sung. Do not know if Little Milton version of '' Let Me Back In '' did anything but to me it has all the ingredients to go massive , apart from rarity.


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