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  1. Pm me if interested, I post £3.10uk. Joys - l loved you once-master Vg+, nice female, uptempo dancer. £18 Turnarounds - somewhere in the world/soul walk-trc. Vg+ plays ace, just a bit of a pen on label £10 Ronnie and Joyce-yes I'm falling in love./on the stage of love, alpha. Old keb, stafford spin, ex, tiny tear on label. £15 James brown-signed sealed and delivered. King,, ex, nice copy of this great peice of rhythm and soul. £15 More to follow later.
  2. My love for stevie is only just stronger than my hate of that rolly polly, smug over grown sixth former.
  3. tune aint bad, he can sing a bit, but that video, well.................................................
  4. I can remember, there was a special on tv about some of the bank holiday violence that had had happened, late 70's early 80's, I can distinctly remember frank Bough describing the different factions, punks, skins, mods ect and soulboys, as you said Dave it was a catch all preliminary term for casuals, before the term was invented. we used to call them normal round are way, we had Chell heath skins and the Norton normals.
  5. Contract has already been cited twice.
  6. Pm me if interested, +£4.99 insured post Nice wdj on Roy redmond on lomax, excellent condition, just a few light marks. Labels are NM. £120
  7. You be honest that isn't to bad.
  8. Led zeppelin used to cover it at early live shows.
  9. Had to have another only one, forgot this. Always wondered why it's so rare, only one sold according to Popsike. A peice of uptempo soul that's totally individual. Rather than so many that are just really good examples of a type.
  10. when was this day when you could buy a decent collection for a weeks wage?
  11. Was waiting for someone else to pick this, can't believe it's not up yet. Probably the best lyrics ever, think it edges my first pick. https://youtu.be/GYQfWJNWe3I
  12. this one for me
  13. ron hardy used to play it at the power plant, at +8 apparantly
  14. Shite like that is what made house music sound so fresh in the mid eighties. Loads of producers with new electronic innovations at their fingertips, yet it took amateurs with second rate musical toys to show them how to use technology.
  15. Seriously? the crow has way more soul than that pap. Just cause its got an acid rock influence doesn't mean it ain't got soul!
  16. used to like a bit of vocoder, especially Mr Hancock, nowadays it reminds me too much of the vast majority of contemporary pop, synthetic, plastic sounding and as thin as paper. For me it marks a debarkation point when it became acceptable to throw effects over somebodies voice who couldn't cut the mustard. Cowell you ruined music perhaps forever!
  17. Tommy ridgley would do fer me. https://youtu.be/6PL2BnilVRA
  18. Alex Harvey could do it for me. Though again he had much more to offer than honkey blues. Sadly unlike cb and zappa the middle classes didn't get him, he had a massive working class audience, especially here in Stoke. Vambo was indeed scrawled on a wall.
  19. It's a little disengenuios to call the guy just a record retailer. His contribution, like the stone's, toward the popularisation of black music in Europe is immeasurable. It seems too many on the thread are turning this into a battle between godin and the stones based on personal preferences.
  20. Picked up a Bobby Hutton on here for a ton about 18 months back so never give up hope youth. Didn't think I'd ever own one and, I think many of those that we were after in the 8ts are still great value relative to other oldies that have risen expedetually in price.
  21. Forgot how good this sounds heard shearling play it the other week on his show
  22. Oh yes we all widely accept the playing of recordings on any format, CD's included. Although playing of illegal repressing is especially incourraged. .
  23. Memory might be playing tricks on me but I can remember having a conversation with one of the London skins/suedes, late eighties about what soul was on reggae labels and I think this was mentioned back then. Got a copy off here, I think, for about £70, no centre, passed it on shortly after as I couldn't ever see me playing it out.
  24. I can remember sd going on janis longs radio 1show to talk about his musical love of the band magma
  25. Wasn't aware of this till I read Stuart Cosgrove'book.


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