Steve G

The ticket reselling business needs addressing - it's a right con.

Or had to open the thread to see just what the question was

Martha Starr is from South Carolina (recorded mostly in Detroit in the 60s before returning back to SC). Believe Cressa Watson was a Texas local gal. So two different people. Must admit I can't tell a difference between Rita and Cressa when heard out loud at a niter. The difference is that one is a collectors holy grail single, the other isn't.

Yes has been a regular spin for Butch and Andy D.

For many of us there is an ocean's gulf between a GK show and TH…. Only restricted view seats available at RAH now, so plenty going.

This week's show https://www.mixcloud.com/steve-guarnori/soul-time-16115/ Hour 1 - Soul for 2015 Chazz MC - Baby (Two wrongs don't make it right) Magic One - Its the weekend Tom Glide feat Shylah Vaughn- Soul Life (T Groove Philly remix) Desiree Roots - What you want to do for love (Don't ever stop dreaming) Antonio Neal - Always (Live laugh love) Henry Shead - One people (Breathe) Roxie - Somewhere on the moon (Soul Butterfly) Nia SImmons - Holdin On (Nu Indie Soul Vol 2) Titus Jackson - Take it back (Changed) Foxii - My only love (Foxii EP) Carol Riddick - Like this (Love phases) Chanete Copeland & Flamberg- Now that love is gone remix (Nu Indie Soul Vol 2) Canned Beat - Come get me healing (Time is up) Xiontoni Ari - Whats it gonna be (Presenting…) Big Ro Williams - I came to get down Hour 2 - 80s 70s and 60s Mr Kofe - The land of lost & Found Roadway Band - One too many Al Johnson - I'm back for more Luther - Don't wanna be a fool Fourth Creation - I think I would cry Nate Evans - Main squeeze Reggie Soul & The Soul Swingers - My world of ecstasy Tony Wells - Get well soon Ray Frazier & Shades of Madness - Gonna get your love Dyna-Might - Fallin' in love again Freddie Empire - Let me give my love to you Moses Dillard & Martha Starr - Cheating teasing and misleading Robert Montgomery & Chain Reaction- I need you girl Fourth Day - You turn me on 21st Century - Shadow of a memory Skip Jackson & The Shantons - I'm onto you girl The Magnificents - There can be a better way.

Plenty of us would rather see Gladys any day of the week. Think that is your answer.

The missus said she'd booked the royal albert hall for this as a treat. I hope Gladys is on there.

Easy….thousands have paid already. i am afraid that's what these big names go for these days. People pay hundreds for a night at a top show - did you miss the nonsense when Kate Bush was dug up? Her fans were going mental for tickets.

It did Sean, I have it on my Shout set collection as well. In fact that reminds me I should probably do a Shout one hour special on Radio - there's enough good material - have you read the Bert Berns book yet?

Yep agreed Mark, all the different versions…..they download OK. Some right names on there too.

Hi Mark I've been searching for these on the download sites for a few weeks, seems you can only download from the website,. There are loads of versions of the song, including salsa country and reggae! Take your pick. A couple of nice soul versions though and I guess it's a good cause.

Hello Martin hope you are keeping well.

All this foaming and frothing about Eddie Parker got me thinking about an early 70s record on Awake from Greenville SC by Martha Starr & Moses Dillard. Both Martha and Moses were originally from Greenville, Martha of course toddled off to Detroit to do most of her recording. Reckon she went back home to record the Awake number. The label says it's "A new sound of consciousness" and there is no sniff of Jack Ashford on the credits - Moses Dillard and Tex Town through and through. Despite this, I still have this nagging thought that it's a later incarnation of the same label, and wonder if Moses Dillard bought the label in some sort of deal? Or is it purely co-incidences.

Paul Royle.

A confessed sometimes Shredded Wheat bitesize eater (you can get about 50 in a bowl), and I am not offended by the advert at all. Good tune, and I am past caring about folk in baggies these days. A few years ago I might have been going on about clown wear, badges, oldies etc., but not today. It's what the revival northern soul scene does. It's not a scene I am on, so what those folk get up to doesn't bother me. If you get on the upfront side of the scene these things going on with the retro crowd will no longer trouble you.

Is Mr Chadwick back on the scene?

Unknown? It's Jo Armstead ain't it?

Soul Bowl had them at the time. Quantity. New release. Lovely.

I don't think the Eddie Parker is Paul's though

Hi Russ - Shredded Beats plays some soul and has operated for years in Welwyn Garden City…..so named as the town was the former home of Nabisco.

https://www.mixcloud.com/steve-guarnori/soul-time-912015/ Hour One - Soul for 2015 Diplomats of Soul featuring Noel McKoy - Just can't give you up (Luxury Soul 2015) Dante Hall - What about my love Canned Beat - Keep holding (Time is up) Luster Baker - My main thang Big Band Splash - I had a fight with love (The Soul Collection) Tyshan Knight - J.O.Y Carol Riddick - Jump in (Love phases) Deborah Bell - Satisfy you (longer version of her track) (EP) Stony Murphy - Making the best of it Jabar Declares! - Be the reason (I'm on my way) Kathy D Horry - Forgiveness (Marriage works if you work it) Leo Thomas - Gonna be alright "Take me and Love me" Muzology - Sun will rise (Sean Ali SOA Main Mix) Xiantoni Ari - Crazy kind of love (Presenting…)(daughter of Gwen Owens) Rising Sun - Good loving (Kingston/Tramp RE) Hour 2 - 80s 70s 60s Randy Brown - I'm here Gwen McCrae - He keeps something groovy going on The Masqueraders - Sweet sweetning Ullanda McCullough - I'll just die Clausel - Let me love you C Coulter - I can't fight the feeling Universal Love - It's you girl Patrick Allen - Groovy feeling Betty Wright - Man of mine Z Z & Co - Getting ready for the get down TSU Toronados - Please heart don't break Rance Allen - I know a man who Willie Tee - I peeped your hole card The Topics - Hey girl Rose St John & The Wonderettes - Mend my broken heart Frankie Loveman Crocker - Ton of dynamite Cloe Martin - Winter go away

Think we can conclude this with: 1. Arthur's sound 2.Not played in Mr M's or in the Casino. BTW on these forgotten early modern sounds can we add "Your love keeps me dancing" Ike Strong (Richards old Lee Moore & The Resourceful Ones c/up), and Butches "funky...music" as opposed to "disco...music" 7" version by True Image which very rare on 7.

Funny thing is Sean I now have the time to do it properly, but to be honest can't be dealing with all the dickheads that have sprung up in recent times