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Yep, it was covered up as LA Power and Light - Casino Strut, real band was Leo & Co - Hot Dog on 12'' Gamma I think it was a advert song in Canada. Cheers Steve

No Pete it wasn't me, but we have chatted about it a few times because for a while it seemed nobody else knew it. Great tune An old mate of mine has a copy which he's had since Wigan days and sometimes toys with the idea of selling it. He had it in his box a few months back and I knew Fluff Freeman was after a copy so I checked with Mark who said he'd like it I then lost the guys number and when I saw him again he wasn't selling it:angry: I've only seen 2 copies ever! Cheers Steve

Thanks Edwin and Dazz, it was Dave Thorleys spot so it must have been APs version Cheers Steve

Come on you lot, Do u want me to post a clip up? Cheers Steve

Just dug out another tape from Newbury and they play the other version of Billy Shields - I Was A Boy - the one that called You Were A Girl (I think) I'll post the listing later, some nice 60s stuff on there Cheers Steve

Yep, no probs just PM me your address Cheers Steve

You see that's the trouble with made up Forum names, I didn't realise it was you John until you PM'd me I did sell you some tunes, can't remember what they were though but they were probably excellent and cheap as well Cheers Steve

Dave You and your mate Ian are on this tape chatting away, is he still in Spain? Cheers Steve

Yeah no problem PM me your address and I'll send u a copy Got a few more here somewhere Cheers Steve

Here's another playlist from some of the old tapes I have. This one from the Uptown Down South Crew at Colony Club in Newbury which played a lot of 70s and Xover 1. Whirlwind - Don't Let Him Get The Best Of You 2. Innersection - Let Me Love Yuh 3. Melvin Moore - All Of A Sudden 4. Pat Brown - Love On Loan 5. James Walsh - Cuz It's You Girl 6. Timeless Legends - I Was Born To Love You 7. Chuck Roberson - I've Got To Have Your Love 8. Jeanie Tracy - Makin New Friends 9. Promises - This Love Is Real 10. Dramatics - Key To The World 11 HDH - If You Don't Wanna Be In My Life 12. Barbara Lynn - Moving On A Groove 13. Virgil Henry - You Ain't Saying Nothing New 14. Bobby Reed - Time Is Right For Love 15. Four Tops - I Just Can't Get You Out Of My Mind 16. Ruby - Deceived 17. Bobby Kline - Say Something Nice 18. Roger Hatcher - Sweetest Girl In The World 19. Erma Franklin - Whispers 20. Jesse James - First Day Of My Life 21. Ultimates - Girl I've Been Trying To Tell U 22. Universal Love - It's You Girl 23. True Image - I'm Not Over You 24. Leon Haywood - Consider The Source 25. LV Johnson - Recipe 26. Aleshure - Shower The World 27. Jeff Floyd - Throw Her Love To Me 28. Bill Brandon - Streets Got My Lady 29. Barbara West - Congratulations Baby 30. Bobby Sheen - Sweet Sweet Love

Don't pay more than 50 quid, I sold one a few weeks back for 35, now if you want a copy of the 45.............that's expensive. Btw does anyone else think the opening bars of "Think About It Girl" are the same as the 'Minder' theme Cheers Steve

Here's another Wigan list from Oct 79 End of Dickies spot then Pat Brady and a bit of Minsh Jackie Beavers I Need My Baby RS Christine Cooper Country Girl RS Sweet Broken Heart Attack RS Kenny Gamble Jokes On You RS Judy Hughes Fine Fine Fine RS Nomads Somethings Bad RS Paris Sleepless Nights RS Toni Bazil Breakaway RS Eddie Holman Not Wanted RS Eddie Holman Hurt RS Rick Sheppard Can't We Share It RS Moses Dillard Pretty As A Picture RS Jimmy McFarland Lonely Lover RS Billy Hambric She Said Goodbye PB Clifford Binns You Got To Help Me PB L.Allen Talk It Over PB Carol Anderson Sad Girl PB EJ Chandler Stand To Lose You PB Jimmy Interval Somebody To Love PB LJHamilton Oh How I Love You PB Kenny Gamble Jokes On You PB JB Troy Live On PB Yvonne/Violets Cross My Heart PB Broadway Express That's What Love PB Bobby Womack Find Me Somebody PB Carressors Stay Away PB New Wanderers Man In Love PB General Assembly Sensitive Mind PB Chandlers Your Love Makes PB George Hobson Let It Be Real PB Al Williams I Am Nothing PB Herb Ward Strange Change PB Mickey Laney I'm Gonna Walk PB UnKnown I Ain't Gonna Change PB Jimmy Interval Somebody To Love PB Clifford Binns You Got To Help Me PB Joannie Summers Don't Pity Me PB Ronnie McNeir Sittin In My Class KM Rufus Lunley Stronger Than Me KM Bobby Coleman Pleasure Girl KM Soul Joe Clements Ever Ever KM Lou Roberts You Fooled Me KM Lee Kosmin Ain't No Way KM BJ Thomas I Don't Have A Mind KM

Not the same tune, but here's one Fluff Freeman wants identifying, from March 78 in the King of the instrumentals Russ W spot Anyone know what it is Cheers Steve

And to think Soul Sam swapped his copy along with Damon Fox for ZZ & Co and Pete Smiths Alltime favourite Larry Houston Still I guess back then nobody knew how many of each would turn up Cheers Steve

I'm sure it was an error Christian, I don't own the list any more but I'm sure if u resubscribe Sutty will sign you up Cheers Steve

Can anyone help with a scan of the above? Can't ever recall seeing either on EBay or Manships auction etc so just how rare are they? Also need a scan of the ones below Any help very much appreciated W Walton Jnr "24 Hours" Traditions "My Life" Turley Richards "Feel" Danny Owens "Fool" Larry Barnes "Rags" Players IV "2 Of Us" Rufus Lunley "In Love" Cheers Steve

Christian, Dodger Williams will probably have his contact details, he's also on the Modern Soul forum Cheers Steve

Yeah one of those Xover tunes you like mate It's actually not bad But this tune is just.... dreadful

Blimey I've just rec'd a Wigan tape from 78 and Dickie plays probably the worst record I have ever heard. I think he says it the Cameros It starts off as Dum dum, dummy do dar be doobie, dum dum dummy do dar be doobie, I want , want you to knnoooow, how much I need you soooo Wasn't this some awful pop hit? I might have to post a clip to him to play on Smooth FM, saying explain this Still I guess a few bad tracks amongst all the great ones he played he can be forgiven But seriously it is awful awful ......... Cheers Steve

Yeah I agree Smiffy although Steve Jeffries covered it as Florence Devoree and it reached 'massive' status at Abingdon in 78 it was really more of a Youth club tune, much like Sandi Shaw, Petula Clark, etc Cheers Steve

It wouldn't suprise me Pete, it's s##t of the worst kind! Cheers Steve

Kenni Lewis - Marrying Kind Eddie Holman - Where I'm Not Wanted John Edwards - How Can I Go On Without You Ben E King - Getting To Me Cheers Steve

Five Royales?

Yep sure is, Phillys 1st lady of Soul

Another Ross- Renzetti masterpiece