Vocally I think it's far better, sounded fantastic last night :-) it's Mill Edwards (Mill Evans) on an exodus acetate, could be a vinyl one, I have held it but can't remember for sure. I've the clip at home that was with the eBay listing.
a few for the weekend, something for all tastes....
Carla Thomas - I Can't Stand It - Atlantic
Tyrone Wonder Boy - Good Company - 4 Brothers
Little Milton - A Man Loves Two - Checker
Profiles - You Don't Care About Me - Bamboo
Johnny Moore - You're The Girl For Me - Chi City
Bobby Bland- I Ain't Myself Anymore - Duke
Jimmy Hughes - I'm A Man Of Action - Fame
Stu Gardner - Expressin' My Love - Chisa
Mike & Censations - Don't Mess With Me - Highland
Bobby Foster - Where Did I Go/I'm So Glad - Select O Hit
having trouble listening to archive, dunno if its cause I'm on a mac? don't have real audio
will have a try bit later but off to Cleethorpes later.
will subscribe too
This really is scraping the barrel, or should that be bucket? Is this a wind up? If not Does anybody really care?Can't believe anyone would keep this for 30 years.
One of my biggies if you like. Old "Tate" Saving my love for you from Stafford (Guy spin). Practically forgotten about as far as I was aware until I started spinning it again, certainly not well known by today's scene except for those around in the 80's.
You should get the Kelley's Heroes cd from couple of years ago, everything you need to know in the liner notes.
Who elses playlist you seen this on?
Can I add that viewing on iPhone when you put the record title etc in the topic description we don't know what you are talking about. Can you add it to your initial post as well?
didn't they have a falling out? The guy who originally ran it went and set up another Detroit Forum and Ralph Terrana taking the reins at SoulfulDetroit?
You could always try the RareSoulForum if you just want anorak stuff.
But that is all it's worth in reality, past prices have been inflated with people having more money than sense, now times are harder collectors are no longer prepared to pay over the odds just to get a record. Genuine rarities collectors are still prepared to stump up some cash.