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Fabulous read Chalky .

Very sad news indeed. RIP NIck..... love Andy and Susanne

A fab read .... out today !!!

thanks for the info 1978 - will pull out The Eight Minutes album and have a closer listen - I wonder if Patrick Adams has a discography of his work ? Any of his music/product that was recorded and never actually saw the light of day - i would guess there is 100s of tracks that never made it past this stage ? PS would love to know who some of the groups consisted of ? Daybreak,Caress, 8 Minutes ,Magnetic Touch ,The Reasons to Live ? etc ...just to mention a few .... the list is endless, are there any photos about of these groups ? - I recall being told that Daybreak was destined to be released on the Prelude Records (NYC ) label ? Did it make it to a demo release ? tfk tfk

Mmmm not sure what happened there ? How about Caress' cover of Pete Warner's I Just Want To Spend My Life With You from their 1977 self titled LP A good shout there Ady of Newark and you took the words right out of my mouth with The Caress album and the group version of Pete Warner ,The Caress also includes another vocal to "Ronnie Love " Almeria biggie - which if my memory serves me both versions were played at that infamous WC allnight discotheque and talking of "Ronnie Love " on Almeria Records don't forget The Magnetic Touch and The Universal Robot Bands versions too...PA goodies!!!

still like 4 below zero ? used to read The Worksop Guardian but it's just The Guardian now

hi Ivor hope your well - alls good at this end.... Great list there for sure . regards Andy

great record John best A

A fantastic find Mark - some great photos/stills .... really enjoyed that!!! tfk

Hi Daved love the Patrick Adams stuff - loads of goodies amoungst his catalogue .... Hogwild Defo not me haha Hey whatsya favourite PAP recording ? Best tfk

A nice little article/reference to NYC musician/record producer and PAP record label owner Patrick Adams . https://www.theguardian.com/music/2015/aug/13/sources-the-pp-records-soul-and-disco-anthology-review tfk

good shouts there Eddie on both your postings .....now you've got me thinking which came first with " I got the need" ???? I seem to recall both the Chuck J and Moments versions being played similar times and both from off the LPs first - then CJ was released as a UK 45 ' but can't remember if the CJ version got a release in the states or Europe on a 45 ? not forgetting the Spooky and Sue version on European Decca records 45 ... Mmmm tfk

My mistake Peter - I sneezed and caught the submit button before writing ma spiel out ???? Lucky it was only the submit reply button I pressed in error !!! Lol

Loads of new release stuff was played out and became quite biggies ' if my memory serves me :- I recall Chuck Jackson - "I've got the need" - Larry Sanders "On the Real Side " being new/newish releases and were immediate embrassed. and became dance floor winners ( Especially at the world famous Abbey Youth club In Worksop town on the Sunday night dance sessions ) circa 1974/75 ? - mmm seem to remember Flaming Emeralds "Have Some everybody " Fee records being played out as a new release ? I remember picking a copy up from a shop that sold new import 45s the same weekend as hearing it out ... Roger Collins " Sexy Suger plum " Paul Humpreys Cochise ABC all floor fillers ' more to follow when I wake up properly and stop sneezing lol

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02vdl0m enjoy !!

Richard Searling and Stuart Cosgrove (Detroit '67 ) BBC Radio Manchester programme in which Richard Searling has a insightful chat with DETROIT '67 book author Stuart Cosgrove and look back to the amazing week in soul , July 9th 1966 https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02vdl0m

Very sad news , RIP Sean. God bless you . Andy and Susanne xx

very sad news - Memories of Gregg from way back in the day - great collection with a good ear - thinking back with Gregg going to Rotherham on a Sunday morning after a night out at that infamous Lancashire all night disco (circa 77/78 ) to pick a long wants up ? The Bob and Earl Band MLG on Jayboy - always to this day reminded me of Gregg !!! RIP Gregg Andy

Highly recommended .

Fab read , great photos and essential CD' like !! tfk

Fantastic work there Bob - a fabulous magazine with some great articles/contributions and hey I cannot wait to re - read them again from cover to cover ( just like the old days ) when ya didn't put um down until the print was nearly worn out and your eyes were stinging !!!! tfk