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Great track. New Go Compare ad?

Karmello Brooks must be close, under 2 mins. from memory

Click Clark from Hinckley?

Thanks Sutty. I'd listened to the Gene Chandler (original?) version of this. Excellent of course but I prefer the Gary Griffin take of it. Just love the lead vocal, harmonies and horns. The home made shaky video just adds a great atmosphere to it as well. Haven't come across a Curtis Mayfield version. is there one?

this sites so great! You browse a few threads, check out a few tunes and then wham you find something that blows you away. This really did for me. Never heard it before, now can't get it out of my head. The video is class too. (thanks to 71 Steve for posting in Kettering playlist thread)

And now you're unmasked as Ray Henderson!

Anyone any idea from listening to song?

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No Mick not that one.

No, not this one Eddie. Comes up on the i-pod as titled "I'll Follow You", No Artist and from an unknown album. Thanks for looking.

No not the Marvellettes, just checked out on You Tube. Think it's a solo female artist. I must have downloaded it years ago probably from KTF?. Anyway it's a cracking record and would love to know who the singer is.

Listening to an old i-pod today and a great record called "I'll Follow You" came on by an unknown female artist. Slow, sort of jazzy feel start leading up to big sound finish. First couple of lines - I'll follow you wherever you lead me, I'll stand by you whenever you need me.............. Anyone identify the artiste? Thanks in advance

Get Out Of My Life - Little Anthony Missing My Baby - Clydie King Down For The Third Time - Bobby Caldwell

I'm 56 now and Motown has been a backdrop to my life - Good times, Bad times, Happy times and Sad times. Hard to select a number one track for each act, let alone overall but I'll go for the magical Marvin Gaye and Inner City Blues (Make me wanna holler). Sheer poetry. Relevant in '71, still relevant today?

Walter Jackson - It's An Uphill Climb To The Bottom Aretha - One Step Ahead / Don't Let Me Lose This Dream Clydie King - Missin' My Baby Dee Dee Sharp - I Really Love You Timi Yuro - It'll Never Be Over For Me (Still get goose pimples listening to this after all these years) Rose Royce - Love Don't Live Here Anymore Barbara Mcnair - Steal Away Theme From Robinson Crusoe '60's TV programme

Girl in forefront of photo loking to the right is Kay Hargreaves from Hinckley.

Here I Go Again was the first record that really got me interested in Soul music. Remains one of my favourites after all these years. Tighten Up & Theres Gonna Be A Showdown are also tracks that I remember with fondness.

The Temptations & Jnr. Walker, De Montfort Hall, Leicester - late 70's?

Backfield in Motion - Mel & Tim Here I Go Again - Archie Bell & The Drells Funky Nassau - Beginning Of The End Two Can Have A Party - Marvin & Tammi Sweet Soul Music - Arthur Conley The Centre, Hinckley. Happy Days. Demolished all old college buildings last year to build yet another new housing estate.

The best instrumental break of any northern soul record?

Just received latest edition. First impressions good but........... have to say with the old mince pies not being what they were found some of the pages quite difficult to read.

2nd tune id'd as Young Devines - Ain't that Sharp New to me - great stuff a good start to the year

did anyone catch the start of Steve Jeffries(?) show on Solar radio 1.00am this morning? Was in a bit of a stupor but the first two tracks on the show sounded great. I didn't catch titles or artists - anyone help? Wishing all a happy, healthy and prosperous 2011

I Love You - Otis Leavill Sweet Love - Anita Baker Unbreak My Heart - Toni Braxton I'll Always Love My Mama - The Intruders Give Me The Night - George Benson Car Wash, Wishing On A Star, Love Don't Live Here Anymore, Is It Love You're After, I Want To Get Next To You - Rose Royce Abraham, Martin, John - Marvin Gaye Night And Day - Everything But The Girl

Think the Geno Washington is from Trevor Nelsons BBC series a couple of years ago.