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Must have seen she'd loads on ' pussycat' over the years. Should be easy to pick up in a charity shop. Will keep an eye open.

Love the record, both sides, but MLIR, Has it for me, don't know why it's never really had it day, loads of atmosphere in the production. Have all the other Tag's listed on discogs and have always had a soft spot for the label. Gene diamond being the best imho.

Remember seeing one at Bradford, a demo, it was 20, when the issues were going for just over a fiver!

Never seem to come up often, a bargain compared to some

Nice easy one, for me this has to be someone who' s consistently made amazing music over there Lifetime, and probably cut at least on great album. It might be nice to poll the best entrants. My opinion might change as I'm hopefully reminded of some great artists but my choice has to Marvin. I listen to his later albums and I'm amazed by the quality and emotion in his voice. Then I return to my rainy day album.

Heard this was played at the torch, probably golden torch days rather than the nighters. Musical firestorm anyhow. Sad loss. Man he's as good as booker t on this.

Feel free to merge with the other related topic, I honestly hadn't seen it before. I concentrated on the oldies crowd but it will effect the scene overall. There will be less of everything once this is over that's for certain.

I was talking to a cleaner today, a lovely lady who was often a regular at the wheel revival sessions, in Manchester and assorted local soul events. Point is, she said she couldn't see the time when she's be out dancing again. Given the older demographic of the crowd, and, I might suggest, less real dedication from some members of the fraternity, could the pandemic put a end to countless oldies events appealing to the less musically discerning members of our beloved soul family. 🤔😂😉.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m000nlkb When you here what he had to work with it's not surprising some, all platinum tunes, have iffy sound quality.

Caught the above show on radio 4 this afternoon. Great insight and well worth a listen. Anyone else catch it? https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m000nlkb

🙄🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤪. Tough question that. Obviously not if your guests has the original, personally I wouldn't but it's certainly a thorny issue.

The one you have has risen in value, small consolation I guess. 😁

Really don't like contemporary blues, Robert Cray ect, but love everything else from the 60's back to the 20's.

Yeah but come on, they class Jamie Cullen as jazz😂😂

Why is it that whenever Luther is mentioned his career goes from backing singer to global star overnight. Change were a really successful act FFS.

Have to say, that's really nice, wish I could afford one.

Have to say, it is ace, having someone like Rob, credible, that can answer questions like that, on here.

There's a few records from that era Ill probably never own again because they're so overvalued now. The valentinos- sweeter ... Is a prime example, that was everywhere for a tenner.

I got on a minter off big Tim, around 88, at Blackburn. £20

Tbh, I can't remember seeing it cheap in the eighties, just lots of the pressing's. Plenty were after the rarer issue with the alternative b side, as Rob Marriott was playing it at the time.

Your spot on about the drums to daptone often do it

Can't hear it myself, different back and lyrics?

Thanks for the response, I thought it was just that cd, pricey too! 😳. Wonder if it's been played out? The kind of tune I'd love to hear and dance to. It was due to be on the abandoned 'love Man' album.

Maybe if this was by some obscure artist I might get an answer. It's such an amazing song and such a groove, can't believe it never got released.

Had the pleasure of hearing for the first time last night, on the end of a Richard Pryor documentary, Is there any vinyl of this track or the expanded album?