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    Dave Thorley On Mark Bicknells Show

    in All About the SOUL

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    Fabulous show Mark n Dave - loved the story's could sit n listen to them for hours Dave - Tried real hard to find a copy of Ernest King not much luck - but where there's a will there's a way I always say whistling.gif

    Wish I could give you a wink in acknowledgement of having a copy of The Holidays C/U in my collection - sadly not, so come on what is it then :lol::lol: Adored it - I want one toooooo.

    Keep up the good work Mark great show n enjoyed Dave's playlist - excellent some great old fav's bringing back memories of dancefloor happiness :lol:

    Karen

    Deep Soul Tuesday

    in Look At Your Box

    Posted · Edited by sanquine

    Just can't get enough of this perfect, hauting deep soul recording by Oscar Perry - I found true love - Lee J :yes: If sound clip successful - taken it from John Ridley site as not got computer n turntable in same room yet to record from my copy yet.

    Having trouble with sound bite, not got time to sort I'm afraid bit busy - you can hear it on John Ridley's excellent informative site though thumbsup.gif

    Hope you enjoy as much as I do, looking forward to listening to everyones downloads above later this evening when got time to enjoy :D

    Karen

    Passionate Collectors

    in All About the SOUL

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    Hi Karen, if you are not on about the late Sixties white Garage Group version that was up for offers not too long ago on here on acetate (still wait for a CD btw.... :thumbsup: ) then why not buy the 7ts LP by Hayes Cotton ? It features this tune as well as his "Love Plays Funny Games" again in a 7ts treat.... if you like the sixties originla, well, I will have that in my box tonight at the 100 Club :P

    Marc

    Hi Marc, It's a Mastering Lab Studio Acetate I have, signed by Hayes Cotton - 70's version of Black Wings has my Angel. Love the 60's version though, Arthur was selling a mint copy recently :ohmy: couldn't afford it, very happy to have the 70's version :lol: Had "Love plays funny games" in my last collection, very good, obscure n quirky track. Hope you had a good nite at 100 club, me n Chalky went to the "Britt" had a good nite.

    Karen

    Passionate Collectors

    in All About the SOUL

    Posted

    got to say IMO

    hayes cotton 70,s shouldnt be played ANYWHERE ITS UTTER CRAP

    SORRY BUT TRUE

    Don't be sorry, can't all have great taste :lol::D

    I do keep telling Karen this Richie :D She also loves the 60's version and I tell her that ain't much better either :P:D

    :P So crap, when I request it played out, it fill's the floor.. :lol: Remember Arthur n Wilton, Tim etc - go on admit it Chalk's... tee hee.... wink.gif

    Kaz

    Passionate Collectors

    in All About the SOUL

    Posted

    Hi Karen..........how have you heard them.........very interested in hearing them myself.ATB Steve

    There in my collection - moving computer next to turntable in next couple of weeks so will be able to let you hear them if you would like :thumbsup:

    Karen

    Artist Spotlight - Gene Chandler

    in All About the SOUL

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    Fabulous thread - the sort of thing I joined soul forums for :shades:

    Always loved - There was a time - Wanted it playing at my funeral to celebrate my life :thumbsup: Won't be for a long time yet though :ohmy:

    My surname is after Gene too. Think everyone's heard There was a time, so won't post - had loads of probs when posting track in R & B this morning :thumbsup:

    Karen

    Which Artist Would You Like To See Live

    in All About the SOUL

    Posted · Edited by sanquine

    ...Can't believe some of the names that are being posted up here as being 'someone you would love to see live'...

    Barbara Lynn's been over to Europe no less than three times in the past decade inclding twice (I think) to the UK, Bobby Bland's been here twice, ditto Irma Thomas at least a couple of times (I saw her in Italy not three months ago, and she was touring all through Europe - although, granted, she didn't come to the UK on this visit), Barbara Lewis once (at Cleethorpes, as I said earlier) and coming to Belgium in November - and that's just for starters. Obviously some of you lot need to get out more if you're missing artists of this calibre when they visit...

    ...consider yourselves admonished :D:D:D

    TONE :lol:

    Tone,

    You should consider yourself very lucky..... :thumbsup::wicked:

    To be honest which I'd made more effort years ago.... wink.gif

    Karen

    Which Artist Would You Like To See Live

    in All About the SOUL

    Posted · Edited by sanquine

    Which rare soul artist would you like to see over in the UK. Not that I plan bringing someone over, but in my travels in the US I always get the "I would love to come over" conversation.

    When I mention their names to guys over here no one seems interested. Over the last few years, it has seemed to me that we keep getting acts at weekenders that we've had before and not enough, 'Not seen before'. Even worse many acts I've seen in recent times, struggle to sing any longer and can't remember their own lyrics. Lets try and stick to one still alive.

    Hi Dave

    Would you give a us a few names of the Artist's who have mentioned that they'd love to come over...

    Karen

    Kick Kick Kick Arse Northern

    in All About the SOUL

    Posted · Edited by sanquine

    Well after change of plans, was heading to lifeline but now its going to be Middleton..

    That's a shame Baz, your gonna miss out on a good nite at Sheridan's, you know you'll miss that comfy sofa, in the record bar... :lol: Have a good nite anyway..

    Karen

    Sheepherders "if Ever You Need Me

    in Look At Your Box

    Posted · Edited by sanquine

    Not been on ss for a few day's - just seen this thread -

    This is a fantastic record, followed it on Ebay (not that I can afford to buy it) :unsure: as uroffel said in earlier post went for £626. :lol:

    Marie played it in the early hours at Middleton - sounded brilliant :thumbsup:

    Strange choice of name though....

    Karen

    Lil Major Williams

    in All About the SOUL

    Posted · Edited by sanquine

    The highest bidder is either a girl, or is a camp gay. Girls can't collect records, so it's very suspect :lol:

    Typical :thumbsup: Great sense of humour you got there Jame's :lol:

    That one's worth at least 10 double Pernoid/black's :yes: Sheridan's :yes:

    Karen

    Female Record Collector's

    in All About the SOUL

    Posted · Edited by sanquine

    Karen,4 pairs of shoes. Don't tell my wife,she'd be organising a charity all-dayer for you. I've got more than 4!!

    To be serious for a moment original post did kinda set female collectors apart from male collectors, a division which is pretty meaningless as the crux is the collecting not the gender.

    Also depends on how you define "collector". Im sure there are lots of ladies out there who have 45s/CDs/LPs at home or joint finance their partners collections and have their say in what gets bought.

    My wife used to buy in the late 70's but sold them before I met her. Many's the time she'll say "I had that" and I won't speak to her for a week cos I want it now. :lol:

    ROD

    Hi Rod

    Been an interesting thread, guess from my orig post you could look at it like that, though not my intention - to me have not given it a thought in many years, surprised by recent comment I mentioned and got me wondering if a few other men thought the same and how many of us female collector's there actually. Recent discussions bring up female buyers being a minority based on percentage quoted when chatting with a dealer recently........

    Please tell your wife the charity dayer's ok - but instead of shoe's can I buy records :thumbsup::lol:

    Karen

    Female Record Collector's ... How Many Are There Really

    in All About the SOUL

    Posted · Edited by sanquine

    OK, I'll admit to collecting records

    Mostly cross-over as that's what I like best. I'm not addicted like some, so there are some weeks when no records drop through the letterbox at all - but other times a little parcel arrives every day!

    Theres not many records on my "I'll pay whatever I need to" wants list, but if I see a tune thats a good price, and we both like it, and there's money in the record account - then I have it!

    I say I, but technically as I haven't worked in over 4 years and had no income - its Michaels money I spend. I regard it as payment for raising his 2 children.

    Kirstly even though your spending Michael's money :P are the record's you buy for your own collection or a joint one with Michael......

    Karen



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