Chris Turnbull

What a story, amazing stuff - have loved 'Just Bros' since I caught half of it on tape from Butch's radio show at an early Yarmouth w/e lol - pure magic

Also this one, soul as deep as you like and then some

'Rain in my Backyard' comes close, kicking falsetto vocal toward the end Nine Times, love it when you think it's on the way out but then the sax break kicks in and takes it to another level Even love top-ten-tastic 'Jack in the box' But for me it's 'Sweet sweet lady', like something beamed down from another planet - guitar riffs too Isleys but sublime strings and harmonies - the last minute possibly my favourite in any 45 - headphone heaven

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I was just copying and pasting it lol My mate played it a couple of years ago and my ears pricked up then. Saint Etienne guys do seem to know their stuff

Hi Neal, Check my PDF's - only small but there is a tick on the 'Fear' side and a couple of words on the flip. Let me know if you want it. Cheers, Chris.

Please pm if interested. All carefully and honestly graded, but happy to refund in full if not 100% satisfied. Have attached photos and some youtube clips (not my copies). Add £3 first class recorded / £6 special. Happy to listen to offers - can only say no 1) Larry Saunders - On the real side (UK London Red Demo) M- £100 NOW £85 Lovely clean copy Larry Saunders.pdf 2) Donny Burks - You never know what you have (until you lose it) (Metromedia) M- £85 NOW £70 SOLD Donny Burks.pdf 3) Shirley Lawson - One More Chance / The Star (UK Soul City) VG £125 SOLD Label a touch worn in places as per photos and vinyl a bit dull and scuffed but plays great Shirley Chance.pdf Shirley Star.pdf 4) Buddy Ace - Pleasing You (Paula ) M- Red Styrene Issue £75 Lovely clean copy Buddy Ace.pdf 5) Scotty Williams - Fear / I Ain't Nobody Without You (Mona-Lee) Issue Ex £50 SOLD Ace double sider / Stafford classic plus downbeat flip. Small WOL as per photos. Scotty Fear.pdf Scotty Ain't.pdf 6) Billy Keen - I Finally Got Wise (Galaxy) VG+ £75 SOLD SOL both sides as per photo. Vinyl looks a bit dull and scuffed but plays great. Billy Keen.pdf 7) The Festivals - You've Got the Makings of a Lover (Smash) Ex £30 (maybe M-) SOLD Festivals.pdf The Isley Brothers - Who's That Lady (United Artists) VG+ £40 SOLD Isley Brothers.pdf 9) Bernie Moore - I wanna be loved to death (Burdett) (Ex, maybe M-) £50 NOW £40 Bernie Moore.pdf Needs spinning again - brilliant Cheers, Chris.

Hi Kev, I'd say the same about 'As long as I live', which you can still pick up for pennies. Also 'Just another lonely night' - cheap as chips, and what a voice James Epps had - not many better IMO Cheers, Chris.

Cult sound around the North West early 90's when Guy was playing it at Tony's Empress Ballroom, and easily available for a tenner at the time - remember even then thinking it was a tenner well spent, and still not one I'd part with easily

Funny, been singing this to myself all night since I posted it and one of the chord sequences was naggingly familiar. Delighted to report I've just realised it's the theme from Jim'll Fix It .........."and you and you"

Makes sense now Don't know anything about Lola

Got to be a different Fluffy - ours definitely a bloke! Strange though, can't imagine two Fluffy Falana's, as such an unusual name Not the greatest singer in the world either but can't see the Cliff similarity Peter

Woah, what a tune - love this. Only just cottoned on to it recently, put off previously by dopey sounding artist / title Tuneless dirge or atmospheric magic?

I like that one too In a Julian Covey kind of way

Emperors a decent stab but brings to mind Willie Mason ' Why' - once you've heard Nat Hall nothing else will do

Not heard that version before - doesn't have the sheer power of the DG version but cool al the same. Surprised you don't like it Martyn, could imagine it being one of your spins

That makes sense, I can it well imagine at at mod do's

Great stuff, thanks

100% with you here - love it, and think it sounds just as good at home. Repetitive and musically simple yes, but raw and exciting. Thanks for the US info though Robb - very interesting

All good info, thanks, and interesting to get a US perspective. Solid gold party record, can imagine it going down well in the States where other stuff we play wouldn't necessarily. Out of interest what other tunes are 'overplayed' over there?

Been hammering this one recently, much to the annoyance of other members of the household Got me thinking, the first DJ I remember spinning it was Dave Rimmer (probably 12-15 years ago at a guess) but was it big previous to that and I had just missed it? Stafford? 100 Club? Torch?! Info appreciated Cheers, Chris.

Can't beat 'Do you love me just a little. honey' from the 'Dynamite' LP for my money. No 45 though as far as I know

Was at Roger Banks' 40th birthday do at the TBI Nottingham a few years ago and seem to recall him being given one as a present, presumably folks having had a whip round. Wonder if he managed to get it home in one piece

I was going to mention this one as well - a proper lost treasure, one of my favourite 45's full stop. Also love 'Show Place' from around the same time - banging tune

Hi Mark, Notice Chuck H still for sale from Steve Jeffries as below - will cost you three and a half big ones though https://www.rarenorthernsoul.com/Search/chuck+holiday/ Cheers, Chris.