Steve G

Repeat posting: Chuck Jackson's was the original of this song…..100%. Written with Luther Dixon and the story that goes with it and how it was written, is in various of Jackson's interviews…..

Think the original distribution was rather ad-hoc, managed to get one for £40 soon after though…..would never sell it.

Just seen this OMG! How the internet confuses people. Chuck Jackson's was the original of this song…..100%. Written with Luther Dixon and the story that goes with it and how it was written, is in various of Jackson's interviews…..

Here is this week's show and playlist….enjoy. https://www.mixcloud.com/steve-guarnori/soul-time-9514-new-music-every-week/ Incognito - Never known a love like this Michael Jackson - Love never felt so good (original version) Down to the Bone - Happiness is a healer Dion Hawkins - Having U around Badia Farha - Don't know Jarrod Lawson - Music & Its Magical way Derrick Milan - Unconditional love Bryan Owens - God is love Rita Monroe Lady E - Candy licker Billy D Davis - Standing up again Tracy Hamlin - Bring your sweet lovin back (Spenn and Thommy radio edit) Chris Turner - Liquid love Latrese Bush - The best Floyd Harvey Robinson - You got it Thee Afterdark - The Bottle Quasamodo & The Q Orchestra - Son of shaft Second Hour Coke Escovedo - I wouldn't change a thing Best of Both Worlds - Lost in a shuffle of love Norman Feels - Movie Phil Flowers - Stay awhile Valentines - Gotta get yourself together Brother Love - Precious Dove Le Frank O - Keep on getting down Willie Tee - Funky funky twist Second Resurrection - You done let the sunlight catch you Freedom - High on you James Austin & St Luke's Church of God - Never let go Fifth Dimension - I'll be loving you forever Montclairs - Hung up on your love Shirelles - Look away L J Reynolds - Key to the world Rance Allen - Just my imagination

Bob, we need Roburt here, to come on with one of his "pastiches" of Walter Jackson concerts from old magazines, then we'll know whether he appeared there or not….don't think it's Dick Clark, but I might be wrong.

Excellent….can you imagine being in the audience for that….

Never realised it had so many releases, missing numbers too…..yum.

There is no whole set on the market. Nearest you'll come is the 8 or 9 DVD set, which majors on the bigger stars to appear. Unfortunately the singers we'd be most interested aren't there…..

And I wonder who was Elvin B Roper…….

I was pretty sure there was some reggae too (soft reggae) but on checking that looks like a different artist……some info on Soulful Detroit about Limmie Funk.

He has made quite a few over the years, dabbled with soft reggae etc. Never made it, Russ told me it took ages to get the tape for "Turn you loose" out of him….which wasn't issued in the 70s as the B side of "Saturday night" in case anyone was wondering…..

The press photo of the ebay copy should be "googleable" Pete.....

Yes it is Limmie of Limmie & Family Cooking and Lemmie B Goode (Mercury etc.). L&FC were a three piece group who originally signed with Scepter, but then their producers switched them to Avco Embassy at the last minute for their first record in that incarnation. They had several hits here and settled over here as a result. After doing clubs for a few years they broke up. This was Limmie on his own, and another go at success which didn't work. Steve

Not that much, recent copies £50 ish.....not much more for a demo really simply because people don't crave a particular style of 7 over an issue. There was a nice copy with a picture and press sheet a year or so back, now that was interesting....simply to see what had happened to Limmie after his early 70s hits.....

Russell who lives near me has put these out. 500 copies then they are done. Very good double sider as it happens.

Sad news…..Keith RIP

Cheers Dave…..more than I thought on RSD….quite a busy year.

Record Store Day special this week. https://www.mixcloud.com/steve-guarnori/soul-time-record-day-special/ Record Store Day vinyl…. Aaries - Don't give it up Dee's Keys Jkriv rework - Razor N Tape Remixed with love Joey Negro (The Trammps) - Come together (Philadelphia dub excursion) The Far Out Monster Disco Orchestra - Mystery G C Cameron - Love just ain't no fun Barbara Mason - World in a crisis Sonziera - Southern Freez Joonie - Far away Prince Phillip Mitchell - On on One (Le Kilt disco Pool extended mix) Sandie Barber - I think I'll do some stepping on my own (Al Kent classic mix) House for the Homeless - We can Heal (Directors Cut 7") Joey Negro v Horse Meat Disco - Candidate for love Paul Johnson - Better than this (Frankie Knuckles mix) Inner Life - Ain't no mountain high enough (M&M John Morales mix) 14.Gloria Gaynor - Love affair (Mad disco extended edit) Al Mason - Good lovin' (Mellow mellow right on 7" edit) ….. Collectors Soul Destination Unlimited - Wishing on a star Santiago - Feelin good Chosen Few Band - What it takes to live Jacqui Williams - Real love (Tom Moulton mix) Ron Shy - Don't you know Timeless Legend - I was born to love you Sir Guy - Let home cross your mind Sex - It's you baby it's you Allison - Who's No1 Who's No 2 Stormy - The devastator Honey & The Bees - Lets get back together The Volumes - Ain't gonna give you up Wee - Try me Johnny Dollar - Your love has got me Rita Wright - Touch me take me Kim Tolliver - Standing room only

Yes Chalky…..the engineer had a box full….but at the time it was next to a new release (except it wasn't) and there was no demand…..

Was bootlegged as a WD, presumably by Soussan or someone.

It's got a certain charm to it for sure, but a Van McCoy "rushed" B side......there's not even a full set of lyrics....la la la la la.....da da da n da da etc....

Maybe I've been listening to 1 or 2 DJs with it too much, but they always seem to play it..... there is a story there - Mr Anderson will tell you if you ask, how the label didn't put it out at all, and the copies came from an engineer. John remembers the engineer hadn't been paid and got these Billy Woods records that he sold to John who remembers travelling down to Philly on the bus with the copies he'd just bought in his holdall.....that's where most of the copies that have surfaced came from.

ISN'T IT PLAYED TO DEATH YET?

Gonna have to did out my copy of The Notations…..

Exactly Dave.