Eddie Hubbard

Excellent post Richard , you have covered my take on things exactly ...

My playlist between 4.30 - 5.30.... Orrell All - Dayer playlist 11/1 2014 THE FOUR LARKS - GROOVIN ' AT THE GO GO [ TOWER ] THE CAPITOLS - DON'T SAY MAYBE BABY [ KAREN ] THE PRESENTATIONS - CALL ON ME [ AMM ] LEE HARVEY - MY ASSURANCE [ KRIS ] EBONEY ESSENCE - LET ME IN [ GOODIE TRAIN ] THE CREATIONS - A DREAM [ ZODIAC ] EULA COOPER - TRY [ TRAGAR ] RICHARD CAITION - I SEE LOVE GIRL IN YOUR EYES [ CAIBURT ] TOWANA AND THE TOTAL DESTRUCTION - WEAR YOUR NATURAL BABY [ ROMARK ] MARGIE JOSEPH - WHAT YOU GONNA DO [ VOLT ] BELITA WOODS - MAGIC CORNER [ MOIRA ] THE HESITATIONS - IS THIS THE WAY TO TREAT A GIRL [ GWP ] ERIC LOMAX - SEVEN THE LOSER [ COLUMBIA ] BLACK SUGAR - SOULFUL STRUT C/U BILL BRANDON AND LORRAINE JOHNSON - LET ME BE YOUR FULL TIME GROOVER [ MOONSONG ] THE SPECIALS - I CAN'T FIND ANOTHER [ SATCH ] THE PACESETTERS - I'M GONNA MAKE IT [ MINIT ] JOHNNIE MAE MATTHEWS - TWO SIDED THING [ BIG HIT ] ROSCOE GORDON - YOU GOT MY BAIT [ JOMADA ] VI CAMPBELL - SEVEN DOORS [ PEACOCK ] DENISE LA SALLE - THE RIGHT TRACK [ PARKA ] DRAKE AND THE EN - SOLIDS - PLEASE LEAVE ME [ ALTEEN ] RICK SHEPPARD - CAN WE SHARE IT [ COLUMBIA ] BOBBY McCLURE - YOU GOT ME BABY [ CHECKER ] BOBBY WILLIAMS - I'VE ONLY GOT MYSELF TO BLAME [ SURESHOT ]

It's superb Ady .....

Like this ...

Remember Jimmy Sheard finding a copy in Birmingham ....

Superb , bought one recently

Wonder if Richard still has his other copy of The Professionals that he used to play at Wigan late 70's early 80's ? He always used to announce it as " This is Steve Mancha ...."

Did Chris Bartley " My heart belongs to you " , plus " Sing yeah sing " Van McCoy and Van's version of " Funny face girl " come from that acetate batch Kev ? I have tapes of them via Rob Marriott , who had them at the time [ 1995 ] cheers Eddie

Emanuel Laskey - Lucky to be loved /Our World on Thelma ......best Eddie

Is it me , or does Little Johnny Hamilton seem cheap final price on JM ?

Not going to get involved in any discussion on the various opinions on the 100 Club , just to say I love it , am enjoying it as much as ever ,and but for extreme family circumstances would have been there last Saturday .See you all in December ...Eddie

I remember an article in Black Music , where Tony Cumming's visited The Mecca , and Levine was playing Chris Jackson from a 444 acetate , the only known copy apparently .The record has the same backing track as Total Eclipse " You took your love that was torn to pieces " [ Right On ] .

It's interesting to note that P -Vine thought they had the right to release " Let's talk it over " on CD , thinking it a Goldwax track , but not realising the master had been sold to Fame publishing .This is why UK label Kent have only , in recent times released this side , since they gained the rights to the Fame catalogue .

I know Rob Marriott's acetate was done from my Japanese CD ,as was Otis Clay " Come my dear " , also Jap CD only ....

Great thread ....

70% , though I thought Bobby Taylor discovered The J5 ........

Yes I thought that too Pete ....

Yes you should try Lifeline Julie , it's ace x

I love The 100 Club , because of the great friends there , the sense of occasion when visiting London ,and historical values of The 100 Club .Plus of course Butch [ my favourite Rare Soul DJ ] , and Ady ,Keith and the various guests that add a different flavour to the night .Also love Lifeline , musically varied , with the accent on Rare and forgotten sides , nice venue ,and only an hour ,door to door for me .Really like Radcliffe , especially the smaller room , but miss the Soul or Nothing room like hell , it was musically heaven .Like going to Stoke when I can , it's the feel good factor , very positive ,everybody smiling and happy , and reminds me why I got a lifelong bug for Northern Soul ,plus the smaller room can be ,and is very good .Rugby is like family , very friendly , only 45 minutes from home , and the last one was awesome .So here's the thing ....I love or like all the others , but Burnley I simply can't miss , I think it's the excitement level that begins weeks before , carries on in the mini bus with the lads that run it , the setting up and the night its self .The music is usually of a high , gritty tempo , ideal for an All Nighter , and musically varies from ultra rare waxings to £10 cheapies that you've never heard before . This is confusing for me , bacause Crossover Soul is my favourite kind of dance music ,and hardly any gets played , but still I love it .A lot of the DJ's aren't big names on the scene , the venue is perfect , and just has that special indescribable blend of magic , when you know you'd rather be there than anywhere else in the world .........Eddie

I've got a white demo , ironically I found it in a shop in Seattle where Tim had been a week before in 1980 ...

This years 6t's anniversary '45 ..The Cavaliers " We go together " Mint condition £60 , plus £2 recorded postage .Paypal , cheques etc welcome.PM me to reserve please ...Eddie

One of my favourite LP's ,actually got my copy from a paper shop , and got a test pressing also now .The first volume is great as well ,and took me years to find one .

I used to have an issue ,covered by Richard at Wigan as Nancy Ames " How many tears must I cry " ....