Bjorn Nilsson

But who is Paris on Doc then?

Or maybe Dries van Northern?

Great! Nice eclectic selection of tracks too!

A Ladys Man - the volcanos - arctic 16034 refosoul

Help Wanted - the volcanos - arctic 16033 refosoul

Maybe becase they were not booted or on any CD. Anyway it's a great thing espescially for us with limited funds. If it wasn't this way the whole scene would not move forward at all.

What a tuuuune! Way Out must be one of the labels that didn't put out many bad records. Well at least the ones I've heard.

Is there a soul club that hasn't played bad records?

I gotta see my baby - sandra wright - coral

Shy Girl - johnny and the expressions - josie

Heard this for the first time just six months ago. Probably the best song I heard all last year! Sweet And Lovely - del-tours - starville

Mixed Feelings: £2204 Dennis Edwards: £2680

Good thread! I started the same topic in our Swedish soul forum a couple of weeks ago. Here is my all time top 10: 1. Jackie Beavers - I Need My Baby 2. The Fascinators - In Other Words 3. Sy Hightower - I Know You're Leaving Me 4. Don Varner - Tear Stained Face 5. Belita Woods - That's When I Stop Loving You 6. Eddie Parker - I'm Gone 7. Herby Brown - One More Broken Heart 8. Originals - Suspicion 9. Frank Wilson - Do I Love You 10. The Masqueraders - How These almost made it: Larry Clinton - She's Wanted Yvonne Vernee - Just Like You Did Me Richard Coombs - Tammie Eddie Whitehead - Just Your Fool Del-Larks - Job Opening Part 1.

Got Robert Taylor now. Thanks!

Wanted: Robert Taylor - So much love/Packing up your love on Alteen Inspirations - No one else can take your place, 70's version on Breakthrough Ex or better condition please.

Tell Me Your Name - new sound - turbo 15695 refosoul

I prefer the New Sounds versions of both songs. Maybe because I heard them first but I also like the more primitive sound they have compared to Robert Tanner.

I don't know if they are still avaliable but the first three Goldmine cd's Essential Norhern, Modern & Detroit are the best I've heard. Usually you only find about three or four great songs on one cd but these are full of songs that you never get tired of.

Had a look in my Itunes. These were the shortests three: Art Grayson & The Graysettes - Better Hush 1:31 Mighty Joe Drake - Try, try, try 1:31 Micky Wilson - Gee baby 1:34

Belita Woods - That's When I'll Stop Loving You

Ok! I've alvays thougt that the 12" came first. It all makes more sense with your explanation. Thanks!

I read an article by a guy called Andres Lokko in 1996 but didn't get a chance to hear the music until I moved south to Gothenburg Sweden and found a club called On The Real Side. Went there a couple of times alone standing in a corner until someone recognized me and invited me to an afterparty. Those guys were Soulof, Christian H and Ludvig. After that I visited some clubs in the U.K. and since then there has been no turning back! Thanks everybody!

Posted twice. Sorry.

Why Are You Crying - bobby boyd - tiger lilly 15024 refosoul Refosoul Rare and Northern Soul Clip library With probably the longest (and best) sax break ever!

What about Al Mason- Good Loving on Al & The Kid or whatever it's called? Or are people paying more just to have it on a reissue 7" (Final Vinyl)?