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  1. Wheelsville1
    Always brings a tear to my eyes. Chris.
  2. Wheelsville1
    The Dells-Does anybody know I'm here.
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    Agree with you,he's certainly no Alton Ellis,Pat Kelley or Jackie Edward's.
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    Totally agree Dave,say hi to your BRI from me as I haven't seen you guys in quite a while.
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    Hi Dave,with a few exceptions I think I've always fallen into the 60s die hard mentality,sad as it is lol. Chris.
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    I always thought the Arthur Willis was circa 68/69 rather than a 70s recording.
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    Steve Jefferies had one for sale last year in really nice condition 10k.Personally I love the record. Chris.
  8. Wheelsville1
    Thank you Steve for finding out and confirming what I always thought. Chris.
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    Looks like everybody was moonlighting from Motown at the time,musicians artists and song writers. Chris.
  10. Wheelsville1
    Thanks for all the replies,much appreciated. Chris.
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    Would be great who you would Steve. Cheers Chris.
  12. Wheelsville1
    Would you know who is playing the piano on this as it sounds like Earl Van Duke.
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    Hi Andy,it's in my top ten of all time and I've only just found this out.I suppose it's not particularly an article as such, but if you look under Edwin Starr I have faith in you and play it,George says it was him who wrote and produced it. The stuff he was behind is endless. Chris.
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    While trawling through the net,I came across an article from 2 years ago where George Kerr claims to have wrote and produced Edwin Starrs-i have faith in you.Is this so,as he is not credited in any way on the label.?
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    I always thought the gallop was a great instrumental in its own right.
  16. Wheelsville1
    Absolute beauty in m- condition. £425. Pm me if interested. Chris.
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    Will let this go for what I paid. £150 M- PM Me if interested. Chris.
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    For sale the above demo in m- condition.£200. Pm me if interested. Chris.
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    Steve Manchas- Your still in my heart is the first release on groovesville.It is also to my knowledge the only one that was distributed by Golden world,I wonder if Golden world also had the rights to this record.If so then when Motown bought Golden World and RIC Tic they would have the rights to record it by another artist.Hence came about David Ruffins version. Chris.
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    For sale the above in ex+ condition,really nice copy £60.00 pm me if interested.Cheers Chris.
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    On the night that I met Dave we talked in length about how he helped bring Motown to the UK,his first meeting with Marvin Gaye and the other Motown acts.It was mind blowing.
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    Totally agree mate.I was fortunate to meet and have a lengthy conversation with him a good few years ago at the Harlem Shuffle night at Clifton hall in Rotherham. He was guest of honour that night.
  23. Wheelsville1
    Just been watching the ready steady go coverage for the umpteenth time of Kim Weston singing a little more love with Dave Godin in the back ground under the staircase and thinking just how much he pioneered our music in the early days.
  24. Wheelsville1
    The late Great Paul Williams,what a voice.
  25. Wheelsville1
    Great choice.


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