Shinehead

Here in all its glory !

Otis Clay for me too. The guys material never seems to wane In quality , a true great and long may he reign.

A track by Bird - The Whole World Knows , uses the same backing track can't tell if that is just another sample of the same track or the original , not my kinda music . Its on youtube.

Lovely record the perfect crossover sound and worth all the plaudits that comes its way . Don't think that the reviewer was unkind just that acceptance has changed to this sort of record the last couple of decades.

So it wasn't, forgive my senior moment ?

Easy does it - Willie Hutch You're what's missing in my life - GC Cameron Where are we going - Marvin Gaye I can sho give you love Willie Hutch

All 4 chicks seem to be doing well at Nottingham Uni.

3 chicks and 1 egg at Nottingham Uni this morning.

Boring day in tomorrow waiting in for a bed to be delivered this will while away a couple of hours in a nostalgic and informative way. Thanks very much .

First egg of the season for the Nottingham peregrines .

Nesting season approaches for the Peregrines again at Nottingham Uni.

As long as these releases are legit which they are I cannot see a problem and more to the point they are doing soul music lovers a great service by releasing unissued material from a legendary label which I and many others want to hear.

Tremendous picture that , it takes the in flight meal up a notch .

What do you want for a minimum of 5 grand

Seems to play better than it looks

Seems as though this record has found its way for sale on SS judging by the scan showing on the sale and at least now there is a soundfile for anyone interested in buying the said record.

Have you been living in a bubble ? this was discussed about 6 weeks ago At least it shows you do not watch a lot of TV

According to the ''Don't Forget The Motor City'' website The single was released Feb 74 and the Lp May 74.

I thought the LP came first but then why would MFP title an Lp after a track that had not been released if that was the case ?

Each to their own but its a racket to my ears

A spadger is a name for a cock of a different nature in these parts

Don't know the reason for the name of Spuggies but your guess seems very plausible

The three I quoted where names learned when I was growing up in Yorkshire , the Stormcock seems to be a name used widely the other two maybe regional. The reason the Yellowhammer is called a Scribbling Lark is because of the pattern on the birds egg.

Don,t know if these alternative bird names are just local to Yorkshire but here are a few. Scribbling Lark - Yellow Hammer Storm Cock - Mistle Thrush Spuggies - Sparrows

Its also great to put names to all the tracks now because I never had the inlay card with all the details , knew a few and sussed most out but a few were still elusive .