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  1. Hi Folks, wet Sunday out there This weeks Mixcloud below, I just got a load of new Sixties Radio ads so expect a splattering of the better ones in there to make it 'real' lol. Track 17 by the Way, I simply cant remember the name of, its in my library as 'Unknown', if you do pls comment below. cheers all... Malcolm
  2. Nor I Robb until I saw the linked obituary. Also did not know anything about Eddie, but he has a wiki page >>HERE<< which says he was the eldest of ten children, inc obviously Nat. I always thought Freddie's voice sounded like Nat King Cole, just never bothered to check it...
  3. Only just learnt of this, I knew Freddie's music via the very much loved 'I'd Have it Made' on Tru-Glo-Town Records, a very beautiful beat ballad. Rest in Peace. Freddie Cole died 27th June, 2020 after a career of almost seventy years singing and playing piano. He was 88 years old. Born Lionel Frederick Cole in Chicago, October 15, 1931, Freddy Cole was younger brother to Eddie, Ike and Nat "King" Cole. https://allaboutjazz.com/freddy-cole-leaves-the-stage-freddy-cole
  4. Hi all, just got myself an Aussie 'Astor' dist original of this lp, so my yank 2nd issue is for sale. Gloria Scott - What am I Gonna do / Casablanca Lp Ex vinyl and sleeve, £15 plus £3.25 post within the uk. still got its shrink wrapp so no bad edges, classic of course and is always a little pleasure to get out and play:-) from what I can see this is the 2015 reissue. cheers Mal
  5. Hi all, back in the swing with more Sixties R&B, Motown and Northern sides, some uplifting seventies and a couple classic deep soul tracks to finish.. enjoy the music
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  6. Been a few weeks since Ive posted, so here is a really varied playlist, but if I had to give it a genre it would be MOD! Click through to the Mixcloud site for the Track List and some blurb from me Put the 'Lotion in the Basket' ! Malc
  7. Essential reading! Put me down for a copy Gilly. cheers malcolm
  8. It is a good track Benji, be honest I got bored of it eventually and sold mine, don't think I'd get bored of the Sequins as quick, think the Sequins is a rarer 45, so the prices by my reckoning are the wrong way round...not that there is allot in it. I don't know about the low rider scene, but I am following a few folks on mix cloud now that publish mixes, there are some really great slowies from those folks... hope your well mate mal
  9. Can I offer a few to that list Mark? The Extremes - How I need Your Love / 4J June Jackson - your Welcome / Musette D.C Magnatones - Does She Love Me / D.C Magnatones (think the group is the label name?) the Shaddows - Together Again / United Audio the Fabulous Impacts - my baby / Bomb Terrifics - I’ll get him back / Diamond Jim ( saw tempos but don’t think this one was in) cheers Mal
  10. Wow, Sonny Parker on HITTS for 810 usd, and the Sequins - Try My Love for 786 usd... hmmmm
  11. Hi all, this weeks mix a look back over some of the slow to mid tempo tracks that were trendy in the late 8ts early 9ts... nice Aussie Joe Hinton for you as well which came from the National Australian Film & Tv Archives... Happy days Malcolm
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  12. This came from Sebastian on here ten or so years back, from a question from the late Alan pollard, do miss Alan on here Luvley guy On 24 July 2009 at 09:42, Alan Pollard said: Can anyone help me in identifying an original of Joe Valentine as against the legit re-issue from a couple of years ago please Sebastian wrote in reply: Original has got the following matrix markings: RDS 45-7225-1 DMRS 720603 Re-issue has got the following matrix markings: NR-21150-A RDS-33- 7225-A G
  13. Loads of favorite Soul Tracks, couple Eighties Indies, some Spanish Folk and a Country classic thrown in! They are all in this mix folks, the Jones Girls, Lisa Stanfield, Terry Ronald, Carol Anderson, Eloise Laws, Swing out Sister, Collins & Collins, Dee Dee Warwick, Margie Joseph, Doris Duke, Glen Campbell, The Sundays, too many to list... All of our favorites, I'm sure of that... Happy Solstice folks Mal
  14. Ahh shit, I really want this 45 shame about the distortion
  15. Hi everybody, this weeks Mixcloud mix is a day late, hence the title. I was in the sun listening to Richard Searling's Show that's my excuse! More Storming Northern Soul again, as last weeks show got some great feedback, if you listened in, thank you ;-0) Enjoy the Music Mal
  16. This Is great feature, thank you for posting
  17. I think it's one of those that doesn't immediately hurt your ears, granted its awful but nothing on this thread has yet to beat Burt Ward.... or so we thought
  18. god Zanetti, Ive never even heard any of those... gospel type stuff?
  19. Ted Wilson - I Can't Take no More, takes some beating. Such promise then that BUM note dreadful record. Flip is a better track...
  20. sent you a PM mate
  21. Hi all, hope your having a great Sunday:-) this weeks Mixcloud mix a tad late but all the better for it. No Jazz, no Funk, no silly shit, just straight 'Northern Soul'... Hope you enjoy it :-0) Mal
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  22. I'm sure Soul Supply put it out... it deffo made one of their LP comps which most were offered in CD format... Mal
  23. Hi all, last Mixcloud Mix for May on this very sunny day, isn't it sweltering out there today ! As always a good mix of seventies and eighties soul, some later sixties and a few Jazzy things thrown in, hope you enjoy it. Pls remember to favorite and you can follow me on Mixcloud, just click through om my name below and hit follow... cheers all mal
  24. Hi folks, this weeks Mixcloud mash up, that 'Seville' 45 has been my favorite this week cant get it out of my head, also on sale via Tim Brown at the moment I notice for serious dosh, brilliant track... Enjoy the music, remember to favorite and you can follow me on Mixcloud, just click through hit follow Mal
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