Chalky

Curly Moore - You Don't Mean on Sansu althoug it sounds a little different, slower?

off t'internet....

how far in?

They sound all right here Mark, certainly don't sound poor. They are mp3's, 5mb and over per track. Fine for the iPod.

Some of the photos that remain will be in this video, a tape recording of the last night. Quality not great but you get an idea of what is/was played.

I got the downloads. In The Oneder-Ful set there is an extra track... Homero Manzi y Aníbal Troilo - Sur What is it? According to wikipedia..... Sur is a tango with music by Aníbal Troilo and lyrics by Homero Manzi. It was first recorded by Troilo's orchestra with vocals by Edmundo Rivero on 23 February 1948. The first live performance, by the same artists, was at the Tibidabo night club in buenos aires Why is it in amongst the downloads?

Great show, enjoy both the northern and the rare and well done, lots forgotten and plenty of the modern records I've not heard before.

Now if it had been taken where we were last week.....

Thanks mate. really enjoyed putting the last three together. I wish todays nighter scene was as receptive to some of the great new soul music. Can't see it ever happening again.

Podcast number 60!! Never thought I'd do ten when I started this! Well we have the third on the trot (fifth overall if memory serves) celebrating the modern soul that Richard Searling was featuring in his sets, many from major labels. A great testament to the open mindedness and diversity of the music back in the 80's. https://www.soulunderground.co.uk/StaffordTOTW/files/podcast_62.mp3 Gwen Guthrie - Seventh Heaven — Island Maurice Messiah — We Can Go To Your House — Quality Alicia Myers - I Fooled You This Time — MCA Angela Bofill — Is This A Dream — Arista Lillo Thomas — You’re A Good Girl - Capitol Atlantic Starr — Touch A Four Leaf Clover — A&M Dayton — Promise Me — Capitol Curtis Hairston — I Want You (All Tonight) — Pretty Pearl Gwen Guthrie — Padlock — Island Kashif — Help Yourself To My Love — Arista Jeffrey Osborne — Don’t You Get So Mad — A&M The Ronnie McNeir Experience — Keep Giving Me Love — Capitol Howard Johnson — Keepin’ Love New — A&M Lenny White — Didn’t Know About Love (Till I Found You) - Elektra

Love to hear them too Pete, great to hear all the studio happenings. Back to Spector, for a musician, he must have been a nightmare as well as a genius, take after take after take! The film/documentary about the musicians at Gold Star called The Wrecking Crew is a great must see film.

"Sound Of Excitement" is also on the Jamito label. I like blue eyed but this is just too white for my liking.

This is it I think....

This photo was posted on Gethro's facebook page, taken on the last night at the Catacombs. I did a bit of photoshop improvement on the original photo at the time it was posted....

Some interesting reading about Gold Star Sudio, apparently it was a former dentists office! https://cavehollywood.com/the-historic-gold-star-recording-studio-and-the-audio-legacy-of-producer-phil-spector-c-2009-harvey-kubernik/

Here we go, Baby I Love you take errrr 3 like he has to think to remember how many times

Don't bring me into this Kenny Carter is great but Spyder just greater IMO, far from sh*te!

The guy was a genius in the studio, proper tw*t out of it Love to hear stuff like this, great insight into life in the studio and those behind the record.

Limitations was late Wigan/early 80's for Dave Raistrick. Tut Sutton first played by Mick H.

I wlll have a peek inside the cover at the weekend, ta.

Check out Mark Windle's book as well, It's Better To Cry and his new one which is a recent article.

Dave Thorley and myself had the US Everyday People covered up as the Holidays for along time.

Didn't realise/know there was a download?

Just listening to the second set of LP's, quality fantastic and the vocal to the Kinnetts/Kontets.

I'd have said 70 for issue and 50 for demo but it wouldn't surprise me if either went for a ton given current demand which will only grow. Great record but it ain't rare.