Shinehead

Impossible to pick his best the man made so many great records probably the most consistent and loved artist of all time but these two always crack me up It's madness + Thats enough . Both touched with genius .

Great to have a few album buyers on ss which seems 45 orientated , which i appreciate because its mainly a northern site . Buts its nice to partake in something a little different . Keep em coming i,ll try to check out the albums i do not know.

Another batch of lp,s that still get loads of plays at my place. Shirley Brown = Intimate Storm Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose = Big Time Lover + Greatest Hits. Edwin Starr = Soul Master + Edwin & Blinky David Porter= Victim of the joke Al Wilson Searching for the Dolphins Johnnie Taylor= Super Taylor Don Covay = Super Dude Sandra Wright = Wounded Woman ( mentioned before and i agree no duff tracks). Dorothy Moore =More Moore Frankie Lee =Going back home Otis Clay =This time around +I,ll treat you right. Womack & Womack = Love wars

i,m a loser Doris Duke Caught up and Still caught up Millie Jackson Sex & Soul Roy C Home is where the heart is Bobby Womack A Dramatic Experience The Dramatics Gag a Maggot Swamp Dogg

Thanks , Thats the one i remember.

Can anyone tell me who recorded a song with the same backing track as Festival Time. Not Laura Lee,this had like a DJ type of thing going on rapping singing about the Motown sound. I remember it getting plays at the Trakky club in Barnsley . THANKS

Stop Sign Mel Wynn sampled by Abs Breen

Too late Williams & Watson

Misprint i should imagine . Should read Little Richie surely.

Deep with a BEAT.

VOCALLY, NOT THE TWO SONGS.

LITTLE QUEENIE = BILL BLACKS COMBO DRIVING BEAT = WILLIE MITCHELL BABY JANE = OTIS CLAY SWEET MAGIC = SERVICEMEN CAUSE YOUR MINE =VIBRATIONS

I once played Something new to do, to a workmate who had a liking for soul .After taking off the earphones i asked him what he thought, thinking he,d be blown away ,his words were sounds like Neil Sedaka . And he was right to my ears , now whenever i hear it played Oh Carol comes to mind.

The C.O.D.S. Michael (The Lover).

I had a clearout last week chucked all mine except some Shades of soul tapes ,and some Soulful kinda music ones. A format i've always hated glad to see the back of em.

Intro to Beverly Shaffer Where will you be ,always reminds of My Girl The Temps

Talking of Van Morrison Gloria and Arethas Save me sound so alike to me

Intro to Ain't that peculiar Marvin and The Furys I'm satisfied with you

same here

Sorry for being rude always regarded the other two as pop

Who cares

Can,t see any likeness between Hudson & The Isleys.