Simsy

087 The Hurt of the City - Kent. Yeah have the album also have a Stardust pressing. If the Kent LP version is different it must be only very slight. Version I'm talking about is quite different. As stated much more wailing.

Different version of Johnny Maestro & the Crests - I'm stepping out of the picture. More wailing towards the end. Is this on Sceptre? Is it stupid rare? Does anyone have a sound file? Anyone know what I'm talking about?

Amen - Otis Redding. Dawn of time

Erm, looks like you were right then Steve

Gino

Col you ever gonna tell us the answer? Was Paper Moon, right?

Gino - Paper Moon

No help mate, I gotta stop spending 15 hours a day on here

"My girl calls me up and says hi Dave" Great tune, Lower Third Cock all to do with Northern though.

Not me Mikey

Lou Johnson - Always something there to remind me - Kirsti Wilding 1985 - 1987 Gladys Knight & the Pipps - Midnight train to Georgia - Joanne Wells 1990 - Present

Men At Work ... I come from a land down under? ... Isn't it ... mmm ... Marvellous !

Four Chaps - Will you or won't you.

PHD in love-ology Mikey, come on! In science as love as a kid, I have an IQ of 100. Took me ages to figure out what he was on about. Needn't have bothered really. On a separate note - Rita Dacosta - Don't bring me down. That record most certainly does bring you down

but hey, it beats selling advertising

Nod arf

Neil make sure you stand behind Soul Sam with a stick when he dj's in the main hall then

Indeed. Used to work for ECP 185-205 Turners Hill. Takes me back, the Old Pond!

East Hertfordshire, Bishop's Stortford.

Dear oh dear, don't like Jerry Jackson, don't like Soul Joe Clements, these are atmospheric charged dancers, it's sposed to be the modern stuff that's utter rubbish.

Indeed, have antagonised you enough Mr Smith. Just low grade banter, nothing more. With a 'the only good modern record is etc..' signature is a bit of a statement on here and well you know as I do those seventies sounds that sound a bit sixties and so on. I wonder truly though how grey the area is between seventies northern soul and modern northern soul? Soul Joe Clements - Ever Ever (PLEXIUM) 1969. Now that's a lick just before the seventies but by golly there's no mistaking that for that modern rubbish. Big void between the best dancers, 6t's up tempo beat and seventies/modern shuffling nonsense.

Well said

6.03am, the Rocket.

"Music reserved for fried chicken adverts" Dear oh dear, just seen this. I knew there was something about those chicken ads that was unsettling /index.php?showtopic=4793