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On a Technics 1200 when playing a 7 inch single have you noticed the receptical for the aluminum centre fits a female DJs lip gloss or eyeshadow almost perfectly.
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Linda Lovelace................. oops that's already been done.
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Then drive over Bill Bush & his Combo in my getaway car - would be worth doing time for - & maybe ALL records would be modern when I got out.
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CLASS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Have you any easier questions? - perhaps ones on Nuclear Physics?
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Sorry - must have misread the topic Thought it was called "best Motown album ever" - it obviously says "best Motown album ,that sounds like a Motown album ever." I tend to look for the little clues myself - Stevie Wonder being a Motown recording artist is one of them.
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Actually sonds like a Motown album? Don't really understand that comment. "Songs In The Key Of Life" is widely regarded as the pinnacle of Stevies career. All his earlier stuff is raw & exciting but his "Songs In........" is just a genius fulfilling his potential.
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IMHO Has to be "Songs In The Key Of Life" - nothing else comes even close
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Donny Hathaway Leroy Hutson J R Bailey Jackie Wilson David Ruffin agree with Levi Stubbs. Dozens more - can't just pick one
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For once Pete I agree with you the vocals are better than Lee Marvin & Tammi Wynette - but it's a close run thing.
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Now just to add to the confusion - records like Bill Harris- Brothers Guiding Light etc. were all available & were bought as new releases. It was around the time of the disco boom & "proper" soul records were in the main ignored. Remember - Todays new release may be tomorrows oldie,classic,crossover,tent, big-room,nighter anthem.
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Got the sheet music for this tune - just having it tanslated from the Latin. Very popular with harpsichord & lyre set.
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Think a night for grey haired or balding overweight, beer bellied blokes who used to be able to dance & now want to act like teenagers again whilst making sure their partners are suitably refreshed with half a lager every thirty minutes whilst they themselve sift through boxes full of old & overpriced records. Don't think it would catch on though
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Wher does a record like Ujima -"I'm Not Ready" sit in this debate. Played as a new release at Blackpool Mecca Played in Modern Rooms 10 years later Now very acceptable in most Northern rooms Think we can say that this record truly has "crossed-over"
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"It's Got To Be Great Thong"
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Think you read the advert wrong - should read "ARSOULIES" only. Top sound would be "Up Ourselves" by The Pretentious Strings
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Pity it wasn't from HMV - you could have took it back on Boxing Day for a refund. IMHO - Truly Dreadful
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Barbara Jean English - awesome tune - if it was seriously rare it would be massive. Treat yourself somebody if you haven't got it.
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As in life - the soul scene isn't perfect - but what are the alternatives? In the main I think everyone enjoys themselves - 'cos that's what it is really all about. We even like having a moan & a whinge on here - it is all part of the life we choose to lead. Long may it continue!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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"HOW much for Beres Hammond? Steve Plumb was giving them away for nowt on Friday night. Well his mate John was!!!!! -
I thought you gave him them back after your spot - 'cos you can't have possibly paid any money for some of the tunes you played.
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CDR??????????????? I'm puzzled - what do these letters mean? - is it something like an eight track from the sixties? Got it - Crowd Demands Reality. Looking forward to your spot - what time is it that you are on again? What about Plumby?
