Winsford Soul

Yeah bought a few but got glasses now

Introducing Soul Music to New Ears................what happened to the old one,s did they fall off To Quote somebody else. Hat, Coat, Door, Leaving,

Just thougth of another one. Me and a girlfriend decided to go to Dunstable Queens hall niter Fine you may think but we lived approx 200 miles away, Winter, no car . not much money so we hitched it it took us 12 hrs and when we got to the venue it had been moved to what to me looked like a scout hut, we got there to hear the last 4 records of the night. Friend had gone london after niter So i was left on my own till one of my mates turned up with a spare helmut for his scooter, it took him 6hrs. we left dunstable mid afternoon on sun 2 up, me with my best blazer on ( January ) 4 service station stops later frostbite had set in so we phoned a very nice man ( AA ) who brought us all the way back north in a warm cab. It was 1am mon when i got home.

I didnt know that the topic had been done before thats why i asked. It was just a case of me been a nosey so & so and just curious as to what people considered there hardest not most expensive buy or in my case a present for my 40th. Thanks to Shane for editing the title, glad he knew what words i was looking for as a title to the topic Steve

Dont know whether this topic has been done before . But i was wondering what you consider to be the most difficult tune that you have managed to get a copy of into your collection. For instance mine would have to be Linda Griner. Goodbye Cruel World on a yellow Tamla issue ( Canadian ) Steve title amended. Shane

Back in the mid 80,s my wife had just arrived back in the country after taking her sick mother to Lourdes as she got in the house i said hello, did you have a good time and left to go to a Soul night. PS she is now my ex wife, give me Soul anytime

They,re not just brothers they,re sliced tomatoes to

Good luck with the Jerry Naylor. City Lights . Tower . Been after this for a few years now, they have just dissapeared and its probably daft money to. Steve

Has to be Mary Wells for me, Everlovin Boy, Dear Lover etc etc. Ruby & romantics, We can make it What a tune

Not off the top of my head but i will ask my mate Dave who lived in horwich at the time. Steve

I,m always telling her to. But what i aint saying Not bought any decent clothes for ages Bri you will have to give me a shout when the cupboard is full again Sorry about going off topic slightly Steve

Linda Jones. I,m So Glad. Stang. What a version, Even better than the OJays IMO £15

When i bought mine 3years ago there were only 6 known copies so if you wait another 3 years it may well have doubled again I know that the now retired MR WILLINGHAM ( SIR ) had a copy so i am assuming that it will be available though John Manship.

And heres me thinging that you got your dress sense from Ingrid Sorry Ingrid

I bought mine ( Marcia Hines, wizard 7" ) Off Phil Arnold when he had just returned from Australia about 3yrs ago cost me £300. There was one on here in the sales section either earlier this week or late last week, cant remember who it was though sorry. Steve

Al Kinsella from Widnes or Craig from Manchester ( ex Shrewsbury ) and Ingrid from Colwyn Bay :dance:

Please tell me you dont check pockets at your next Soul night

In total agreement Andy

Summer in the Parks - East Coast Connection and Zola - King Ericson Could tie yourself in knots trying to dance to these

Mine is defo. George Pepp. The Feeling is Real. Coleman. Loved this record forever but will never be able to afford it :angry: Steve

Been playing Sidney Joe Quails Where the lilies grow Dakar 7" For a few years down our way, Top Tune. But my must play is Seven Souls I Still love You Okeh Issue.

God Bless. Hilda. Fond Memories Steve