Marc Forrest

Great list of "little" things Ian Can anyone confirm that this King Earnest tune shares the same backing as the TNT Band on Cotique records ? Have been told so after playing it last saturday... ...talking of last saturday, heres what I played at the Hip City in Berlin: Falcons C/UP Fab Apollos Some Good In Everything Bad Valtone Sensations Demanding Man Way Out Limitations All Because Of You Volt Kenny Hamber Anything You Want Arctic Joey Gilmore Do It To Me One More Time Phil LA Leevert Allison I want To Give My Heart To You Ponchello Joe Tex I Want To Be Free Dial Mr Percolator Burning Up For Your love Wax Wel Otis Clay Baby Jane Dakar Nocquila & The Fab Spiders You Know I`m Gonna Make It Soulin Dewey Black Takin Love Where I Find It Reeflair Johnny James Tell You About My Girl Circle M Lester Tipton This Won`t Change La Beat Soul Set Will You Ever Learn Bi Me Ree Flores Look Into My Heart M&H Marvellos Mama Said unrel. Acetate (so F***** brilliant !) Houston Outlaws Ain`t No Telling Westbound Vanguards Gotta Have Love Lamp 2.Set Al Williams I Am Nothing La Beat Bristols With A Girl Like Her Audio Dynamics In-Men Little Girl Pyramid Phyllis Brown Oh Baby Rainbow Pamela Beaty Talking Eyes TIP Monclairs Come on And Hold me United Soul Brothers Inc Teardrops Salem Barons Teardrop Fell For Me Lamar TNT Band Meditation Cotique Bob Meyer Only Get This Feeling Blue Soul Clifford Curry Ain`t No Danger Elf Gary Brown & The Chants Spoiled Child Brownie JB Troy Live On Musicor Frankie & the Damons Bad Woman Damon Eddie Campbell Contagious Love Audiodisc acetate Singing Sam Move It Baby Sugar Lumps Won`t You Help Me Uptown Elsie Strong Girl Rated Tripple X Legrand Eddie Jacobs Was I So Wrong Kiss Kiss Calvin Grayson Love just Begun IN Toni Try My Love Ten Star Last three of the night Louis Curry You`re just Plain Nice Reel James bell The Love Of My Girl Three Diamonds Soul Brothers Inc I Saw Forever My Love Comm. Unit.

Luverly

answered in your other topic already...

Exactly

No problem at all Stevie

There`s definitely another female version but I can not remember by whom

Of course you don`t ! But as you intended to ask for european soul nights in summer I thought (and still believe) a night with Butch will be the best you find on the continent.

So make sure then to visit the 15th anniversray of the Hip City Soul Club in Berlin with guest DJ Butch on the second saturday of July

Amazing

Gwen owens & Melvin Davis I think that Gwen Owens "Mystery man" on Oncore is rarer than her "Wanted & Needed" (of which at least about ten copies surfaced since she last visited Britain...). The rarest of them all Melvin Davis has to be his Jackpot 45. I know of only two copies and most people including Tim Brown and Butch did not even know about this recording. A fab doublesider btw. Marc

Are you sure about that time period ? I´d guess it was nearly a year ago ?

None of them is cracked

Only one as far as I know...Pat brady to Gary Spencer to ? Marc

Her best and hardest to get...took me some time to obtain one. My advise would be to watch the bay...in case noone offers you one here of course....they do turn up there from time to time but can fetch more then guide lists them at

Of this and the Wind Hit biggie...

Have already been more then that before "the find"...

What a bargian for such a high quality record...just got his iother great 45 "The Love Of My Girl" Quality Soul

I have that one my current playlists and on the last Hip City tape. It is by the Del Royales on Mercury. Awesome tune indeed

Yeah, thats the one

I think it is VERY unlikeley to get this record (Tiny Topsy) at 25 UKP... more of 250.....

Internet...well said indeed, in the millenium of internet, CD`s and what you have there isn`t the need to travel anywhere anymore to hear the same old classics that most tend to play day in day out...that´s why it is the mixture me thinks that makes a DJ worth- and maybe travelwhile... If I would live in the UK I ould travel anywhere to hear certain DJs sounds... Money...well said again. Thats why I said a a "big" name DJ has to be a "man of value". Personally I do rate somebody more (as a DJ) who discovers a nice quality soul disc or semiknown for say 10 USD and plays it than somebody who always pays near double prices just to secure the "big" sounds... Marc

I think what makes a "big" name DJ has to be the right combination of semiknowns amongst quality oldies, the skill to play a "floading set" and the attitude and politic to put quality always before rarity. Further more he or she has to be a "(wo)man of value" and a book full of records he/she has found, played and broken. All IMHO only of course. Marc

5UKP he had to pay for the record in question

250 UKP ? One of his weaker moments on vinyl IMHO

Dennis Edwards Johnny On The Spot / I Didn` t Have To