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I didn't know that thanks. Brilliant having just listened and proves once again why this site and knowledge of everyone who uses it so good. Just love different versions of great songs. Cheers, Steve.

The one and only (thankfully!) Brian Goucher told me about this one just last month then played it at the last Sunday Soul Sessions, so best thank him rather than me....something I do most weeks for the soul he's sharing. Agree though..this site is amazing for discovering more amazing soul. Cheers for noticing the playlists and hope to see you there one Sunday eve!

Hi. Yes and this previous thread might help half way through it. Great LP. Cheers, Steve

Cant seem to find much more on this one and only 45 released by the them as far as I can tell in the mid 70's, other than this thread from 2007 and Sean's post in the middle...so if anyone else has any more info or knowledge of the lead or backing singers doing anything else? Thanks, Steve.

Strewth...anyone got any good tips for reasonably priced insurance over and above standard house and contents? although guessing you have to provide insurers with updated lists and est values / photos etc from time to time, which could be hard work.

I'll be happy to trade a lovely condition issue of "I'm not responsible" for her LP (+ a few hundred quid to go with the 45, depending on condition of the LP and sleeve) if anyone interested? Thanks, Steve.

Well I couldn't keep waiting for you to sell yours again . All the best, Steve

Search over thanks

Still looking out for this 45 if anyone can help? Thanks.

Strewth I know I loved hearing everything at the time, but looking back at these 100 or so choices a couple of days later makes me appreciate once again how lucky we are to be able to pop down the road and hear soul like that on a Sunday night whilst having a pint or two and some banter. Great to hear you playing the Gary Griffin 45 after the story you told me about it Brian and this cool vid gets played almost daily in my house with the sound right up since you first introduced me to this one.

Thanks again all for another top night of soul. I'll start the ball rolling on what was played this month (we're trying not to repeat too much at this night if we can help it!). Brian, Trevor, Pete and Russ will add theirs too hopefully Glenn Jones - Keep on doin' Theresa Davis ft Jerry Butler - I can't stop Bloodstone - Possible The Chestnut Brothers - Travelin' on Dee Dee Warwick - What manner of man Dee Dee Warwick - Where is that rainbow Carmelita - Rosebud Cooperettes - Win all your love Herman Davis - Gotta be loved Reggie Soul and the Soul Swingers - My world of ecstasy The Up Tights - How long must I wait for you Julius Wright - I pray that things will change Brewster Crew - I'm one who know Ebony Diamonds - I'm so lucky Bernadette Bascom - I don't wanna lose your love Patty Stokes - Is it true The Illusions - It's just an illusion Master Keys - Tears Talmadge Armstrong and the Escotts - Give it up Rob Davis - We are who we are Preston Shannon - The way I love you Alo Key - Let me throw my arms around you Willie Hutch - I'm gonna give you respect Dennis Lee - Sunday afternoon Cheers, Steve.

Just rediscovered this great article from 2010: https://www.soul-source.co.uk/articles/soul-news/the-epitome-of-sound-the-story-r2059

Feels like a raised "#" or something? Never tire of hearing anyway.

Damn...still love dancing to this when lucky enough to hear it out once or twice a year. Just wish it was a touch longer, like so many where it's all over too soon.

Good to keep hearing this film popping up in general unrelated interviews etc on TV and Radio...driving this afternoon and between CD's flicked onto 5 Live...famous crime writer Martina Cole having a quite interesting natter on there and raised out of the blue that she attended the premier + has watched it again since and good friends with a few people behind it, that's she highly recommends it & loves the music etc.

That's a real shame and hope Marvin's not suffering too badly, no doubt hugely disappointed himself. A few of us still travelling up for the night and will still look forward to it thanks.

Really enjoyed the film and hope those involved earn a few quid for their considerable efforts thanks. Watched it with 80 or so others in the Studio Room at The Castle in Wellingborough, which was perfect venue having danced a bit in that room in recent years at the All Dayers..... firmly one to remember being first (probably only) time where I knew or recognised so many others when watching a film out. Great banter in the room and you could feel how certain parts evoked strong memories within all sorts of people in there, even for me as a kid in the 70s. The loud and respectful applause at the end summed it up well I think. Was bloody hard to sit still though!....what a soundtrack and doubt I'll see a better music based coming of age film. I'm back on striped S snake belts for the winter Cheers, Steve

Loving both sides of this thanks, I know I probably say it every time and sounding like a stuck record...but please keep 'em coming! Actually how about a nice little box set of new and unreleased things at some point in the future? Here's hoping anyway. "Fat Harry and the Fuzzy Licks"...brilliant

Brilliant read that thanks...one to print and keep for sure. Really looking forward to the night. Still remembering how good Debbie Taylor was last year, and PUSH are worth hearing in their own right I think! Signed CD of the unissued tracks on the night will be the cream on top