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nope! not just you John! steve
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Which Was First Ambitions Or Executive Suite
Steve Edgar replied to Dave Thorley's topic in Look At Your Box
interesting info Dave, thanx for posting, Always thought the Jubilee outfit was a different group and an early colaboration of Hall and Oates after Temptones and The Masters. and didnt know "Im A Winner Now" came out on Jubilee before North Bay. An interesting write up as I say. just a pedantic note... the UK release label was Cloud One, not Cloud Nine as the biog states. steve -
missing 512 is Joy Marshall - "And I'll Find You" / "I'm So Glad Your back" ....one of the best on the label imho brill beat ballad steve
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"On And On" off the pictured LP steve
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Cheers Zane, we missed 2nd hour today, ya a life saver mate, hope you an Fio are well steve
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here a scan of the Jerhart "tomorrows hits today" label in pale green, and the Mica label. note the different spelling of name. and different running times. but the 2016-A number is the same on both releases. steve
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Ya got my number one fav with the 4 Tops "Something About You" how bout "Quicksand", "This Old heart Of Mine", steve
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Agree with you there Barry, never a fan of his funk, but there's some great mid-tempo 70's things around. along with the 2 ya mention, I also really rate... "You Took My Heart" "So long" "Your Love Was Good to Me" "People Wake Up And Live" and his duo with Lynn Collins "What My Baby Needs Now" ...I'd be interested in any others in this vein too! steve
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Chalky! on the list is "Soul O Sonic" would that need to go on the 70's sub list? Also are "Music Now" and "Mid-Town" 60's or early 70's (they both on list) steve ps, can we see the 70's list yet pps, think you've been doin a great job on this Chalky...well done mate! ppps when we gonna start the Chicago list?
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shouldnt think so with a title like 'Freakout Freddie's Psychedelic Used Car Lot Blues'. seen this mentioned on Ralph's Tera Shirma story
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Excellent stuff Bob, really enjoyed it, Thankyou Love Sheryl's Duo stuff, so classy. Was wondering Bob, do you have a discog for the Duo label? steve just wanna add Bob, that gospel track off her 2002 CD blew me away Awesome!
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Marlena Shaw - Looking Through The Eyes Of Love
Steve Edgar replied to Geoff's topic in Record Wants
Geoff if ya not bothered bout "California Soul", LTTEOL also came out with "Anyone Can Move A Mountain" on Cadet 5618, be a fraction of the price of California Soul, which I've seen at daft prices recently. was only playing this record this afternoon too! steve -
will Fee have to be moved to 70's labels too?
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yeah it is Rod, I mentioned the label early on in thread got mesell confused as usual lol. Brothers Gilmore track on it steve
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An incredible selection of tunes from Sean, PJ and Neil today. the "White Bull Special" was indeed special, showing why the tunes they spin at Gisburn make it such a fantastic venue, run by one of the friendliest group of guys on the scene. steve
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Sounds Good! would have to be seperate thread. another for the Detroit list.... Lee Rogers own label "Soul Wheel" looked kinda like the Big Wheel logo, only one release i think from the man himself steve
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Jay Walking is part of SoulVille. Harrisburg. steve
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Chisa was Hugh Masekela's label, originally distributed by Buddah, but Motown did distribute it a some point. Arthur Adams 45's were I'm sure steve
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think Melody Land & Hitsville were Motowns C&W labels. Bit like the way Melody label was after the first 3 or 4 good releases. Made the mistake years ago of picking some stuff up on these labels
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am sure there was a Detroit Hog... sure I read it on an article on tera sherma , was it a Mike Hanks label??? steve
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Complete Beginners Guide To Northern Soul
Steve Edgar replied to Goldsoul's topic in All About the SOUL
If I was to make an introduction CD for anyone, this would be the first choice out of my head for me! steve -
Besides Ric Williams Aquarius label which seemed to be set up for Candace Love, I have seen another yellow Aquarius label (Loyce Cotton?) that Im sure was a southern label, guess name was used a few times on labels steve
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cheers for that Tony, just had a listen, sounds very early steve
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see where ya comin from with "MUTT" having an Inkster address, not being very good geography wise myself, but I thort Inkster was a suburb of Detroit?? re Palmer James' HotLine Music Journal, I thort that was an Amy Mala Bell label out of New York steve
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only got the issue Rod, which is vinyl (AT/LW) and dont mention "Empire" steve
