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Rovers was closer with Phil Coulter

Well spotted Webby - you clearly know your Eurovision. And yes - he's American.

oops - I missed that last question. I think naming a whole bunch of artists is cheating, but on this occasion I'll tell you it's none of them. So Yes - it's the wrong tree up which you are barking

That's about three questions. In order I'd say No No Yes

Sorry - missed this one. Nope - as far as i know not connected to Sesame Street like ol' Chris

Most definitely a Wigan record

Don Ray had another blue eyed thing on Polydor didn't he? Something to do with rain? As for Ben Zine - never seen a photo. Have to say this bloke's tune is even further away from soul music than Mr Zine's!

Ah, Sheldon - you're late. Sit down there. No! Not next to Rhino - you're a bad influence on each other. If you can't behave you'll be outside Mike's office before you can say Jack Robinson.

Quick!!! I'll whisper it to you all while dafthead's out of the room

Should have said before - I'll take questions, same as last week. Only those that I can give a 'Yes' or 'No' answer to though

Doobie Brothers were a white soul act mate. This fellow is NOT A SOUL ACT - but like I said he's connected in a way with black music. Or maybe that should be black art or maybe culture. Some folks at the time would argue about that though.

Sure has - here's a later pic

Denied in post 24 - pay attention at the back there!

Out of Jay and the Americans? He's on facebook you know

Nice! Nope

The (Young) Rascals were pretty much a blue eyed soul act. This chap ain't no soul man, Ken.

I'm rubbish with years but that sounds about right. Maybe a year either way - your era for sure webslinger.

This is a lot further removed from soul than silent Treatment, Rhino.

Nope. Shane had another blue eyed soul record didn't he - One and One? Our fellow only had one track played on the scene.

Can see where you're going - and it's the wrong way Our chap was the named artist on the record. Tom was producer of Outsiders and record boss for J C Messina wasn't he?

No - but right sort of period as to when his record was played on the scene

As in ex boss of Sony records and ex Mr Mariah Carey? Nah - he was a trumpeter

Isn't he another country dude - albeit British? he certainly sounded country on the Pye demo I picked up in a job lot. Sorry isis, like I said deffo not a country artist.

Fuller stsrted off doing rockabilly and grew into a phenomenal writer, doing stuff for everybody from the Union Gap to O c Smith. He wrote the garage classic "Lies" for the knickerbockers - a fantastic early Beatles type rocker and also wrote "Show and Tell' as cut by Al Wilson among others. It's not Johnny Bristol either mate

Another bloke who did country and R&B. Nope. Our mystery geezer isn't connected with country music in any way as far as I'm aware.