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Hi Eddie - Afraid not. I checked their archived shows but this is not amongst them.

Just seen on FB that Ady is the guest on my mate, Andy Hackett’s, internet radio show ( Gospel Brunch ) this lunchtime. The show follows usual format ie chat between playing records. Andy presents this show weekly with Donna Driscoll before switching to a live DJ set ( with various guests ) in the Boogaloo pub on Archway Road, Highgate in between a set from a live band. A pity it clashes with the Championship play off 1st leg.

PM if interested postage included to UK only PayPal or bank transfer Money back if not entirely satisfied. Reduced prices from earlier post. 1. Ernest Ernie - Do Something / When - Ex - £65.00 ( was £75.00 ) 2. Bobby Hutton - I’ve Got A Memory / I Can’t Stand A Woman Two Timing A Man - Ex- £15.00 ( was £25.00 ) 3. The Bamboos - Tighten Up / Voodoo Doll - Ex- £40.00 ( was £50.00 ) 4.Porgy & The Monarchs - That’s My Girl / The Girl And The Boy - VG ( light surface noise before music starts but plays perfectly thereafter - few scuffs but vinyl still glossy - £65.00 ( was £75.00 )(SOLD)

Is there a distinction between Younghearts - Little Togetherness on vinyl with the Nashville Matrix stamp and The Younghearts - A Little Togetherness also on vinyl with a stamped Nashville Matrix or are they both considered originals? I’ve got The Younghearts - A Little Togetherness with JC 67 C 506 A RE Nashville Matrix 5 in the deadwax which I always thought was a bootleg but have noticed recently that similar copies are described as an original if stamped with Nashville Matrix. I’m not sure this was established one way or another in the original thread on here. Any views?

PM if interested Sound clips can be supplied on request. postage included to UK only paypal or bank transfer Money back if not entirely satisfied. 1. Joe Hicks - Don’t It Make You Feel Funky / Soul Meeting - £350.00 ( some intermittent surface noise before music comes in but plays loud and proud thereafter , would otherwise be Ex but for a few small marks that DNAP (see photos) ( Sold ) 2. Ernest Ernie - Do Something / When - Ex - £85 3. Bobby Hutton - I’ve Got A Memory / I Can’t Stand A Woman Two Timing A Man - Ex- £25.00 4. Mill Evans - Why Why Why / Right Now - Ex- £125.00 ( Sold ) 5. Four Tops - ( It Would Almost ) Drive Me Out Of My Mind / We All Got To Stick Together - Ex- £50.00 6. Gospel Classics - More Love / You Need Faith - VG+ £100 ( Sold ) 7. The Bamboos - Tighten Up / Voodoo Doll - Ex- £50 8. Robert Parker - I Caught You In A Lie / Holding Out - VG+ £90 ( Sold ) 9. Porgy & The Monarchs - That’s My Girl / The Girl And The Boy - VG ( light surface noise before music starts but plays perfectly thereafter - few scuffs but vinyl still glossy - £75.00 10. The Impressions - Love Me / Do You Wanna Win - Ex £25.00 ( Sold )

Good article and thanks for sharing. Seen him live with Spooner Oldham a couple times - Embassy Rooms, Tottenham Ct Rd and a venue in Piccadilly. Both times brilliant performances.

Price includes special delivery to UK only. Paypal as F&F or add 4%. PM to reserve or for further info. Thanks for looking

Couple for sale PayPal F&F or add 4%. Postage to UK only £4.00 signed for. 1. Hodges, James, Smith & Crawford - I’m In Love / Nobody - Ex £45.00 ( Now Sold ) Fairly obscure crossover dancer written and produced by Ronnie McNier. Flip is a decent cover of the Kim Weston tune, produced by Mickey Stevenson. Links are not of the actual 45. https://youtu.be/awMKRnF3wRQ?feature=shared https://youtu.be/l5O9Lu8hF9Y?feature=shared 2. The Impressions - Love Me / Do You Wanna Win - Ex £20.00 PM me if interested. Thanks for looking.

Couple of modern soul 45’s for sale:- Postage to UK only £4.00 signed for. PayPal F&F or add 4% 1. Luther Vandross - Never Too Much / Since I Lost My Baby - Ex £15.00 2. Johnny Bristol - Love No Longer Has A Hold On Me / Till I See You Again - Ex - £20.00

1. Broadway records - Fulham (Thurs - Sun? ) https://www.onbroadway161.com 2. Blue Groove Soundz- Portobello Market https://bluegroovelondon.business.site 3. Rise Above Records - Highgate https://www.riseaboverecordsandrelics.com 4. Johnny Skates Records Stall - Lower Marsh, Waterloo (Tues - Friday ) If you’re on Facebook you can view his page on there. 5. Alan’s Records - East Finchley http://www.alansrecords.com The Spitalfields record fair is 1st and 3rd Friday of the month so you’ve missed it unfortunately.

A perfect example of the extended live version and why sometimes you can’t beat the live experience.

One of my favourite live versions of a song.

It was Steve Cato who played it. I've always liked Terry Reid's stuff going back to The Hand Don't Fit The Glove. An interesting but surprising spin which got the dancefloor busy.

I guess it's got a Mod, Psych feel with the Hammond Organ fills but aimed at a rock/pop audience when released I'd say. A floorfiller at the night I attended so similar to things like Babe Ruth, Julien Covey etc which were popular in the mid 7ts.

This got played on Thursday at a soul night in Brixton. I’ve never heard it played out at a soul night before and it was a popular spin, filling the dance floor although I was surprised to hear it and did wonder to myself how many knew the artist and song as it’s quite an obscure 45 being demo only 45 in the U.K. I knew it from a Mickey Most mfp compilation which was in my parents small collection of vinyl LP’s when I was a youngster around 1971. Anyone else heard it played out before or any other DJ’s playing this? It’s a great track from a very respected U.K artist but a surprising spin as said.