Bruv

Thank you, Dobber

I quite often see UK Red Brunswick demo copies of Adams Apples - Don't Take It Out On This World come up for sale, are these just reissue copies from the 1970's and so cannot be played at a proper gig.

Thanks for posting Mike, still plenty of money getting thrown about on those old records.

Top spin from the Tops.. I Just Can't Get You Out Of My Mind

I got the Soul Explosion Album from a car boot for 20p a few years ago, that's about the best I can do.

It certainly is Dylan perfection from start to finish, it was the first song that entered my head when I spotted this thread, I had a job to think up that list as it was too early in the morning for me.

The Stylistics - Break Up To Make Up

Here's a few 1970's tracks off my head that I have played 100's of times at various gigs trying to keep it Soulful with a touch of pop and disco, by the time a few of these have come on even someone with their head glued to their mobile phone will hit the floor.... Archie Bell & the Drells -Here I Go Again, Soul City Walk, I Could Have Dance All Night Lou Rawls - You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine, See You When I Git There Al Green - Lets Stay Together, Take Me To The River Maxine Nightingale - Right Back Where We Started From Melba Moore - This Is It Drifters - Your More Than A Number In My Little Red Book, Kissing In The Back Row Of The Movies Stylistics - Can't Give You Anything But My Love, I'm Stone In Love, You Make Me Feel Brand New Earth Wind & Fire - Fantasy Tavares - Don't Take Away The Music, Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel, More Than A Woman Shirley and Co - Shame Shame Shame Tymes - Ms Grace Barry White - Your My First My Last, You See The Trouble With Me, Baby We Better Try And Get It Together James Brown - Sex Machine, Get Up Offa That Thing Gladys Knight and The Pips - Midnight Train To Georgia, Baby Don't Change Your Mind Jimmy James and The Vagabonds - Now Is The Time, I'll Go Where The Music Takes Me

Very sad news indeed Roburt, I absolutely loved Girl Don't Make Me Wait after hearing it as a youngster for me it's an outstanding track right up there with the very best. RIP Bunny.

Been playing some of the Stylistics tracks, enjoyed hearing this one again... You Are Everything

Ray Pollard - The Drifter. What a spine tingling sad song this is.

I would have played this as a youngster when I was sad having been blown out by my sweetheart, as at the time I only had a few records in the collection.

Wonderful version of the Little Anthony spin... - The Delfonics - Hurt So Bad

I had this Jackie Wilson Masterpiece arrive today, it just doesn't get much better.....

Wonderful Soul from Mr Bobby Womack - Tried And Convicted

The Montclairs - Hung Up On Your Love I need your love to survive you are my only desire....

promise that you won't go, cause baby I'm lost with out you, baby I think about you...

Top sound Rob, my copy has a crack across it but plays through fine.

I'm doomed I'm doomed....

why don't you, why don't you, come see what's left of me...

Roy Hamilton - The Panic Is On, if I am on a downer, such a powerful song that is sung superbly by Sir Roy....

Surprised the Jewels and the Invitations didn't go for more, first time I have seen a jewels on black MGM

I had this Beverly Ann - You've Got Your Mind On Other Things arrive over the weekend so another off the wants list.

Thanks for posting this info Richard, I have just bought a red copy and wasn't sure about it as it's the first one I had seen come up for sale.

Velvelettes for me, it's a brilliant Tamla Motown Classic which I have made a point of playing many times when get asked to play some motown doing mainstream dj-ing over the years, it made a nice change from the obvious tracks like Baby Love, Jimmy Mack, This Old Heart Of Mine etc...