Mark R

I would say it's grown on me slightly since first hearing it (Yarmouth?) many years ago, but I still don'tt quite get the fuss......and probably go along with the "if it wasn't rare....." statement. And it's ironic that this is used as an example to define a soul fan from a NS fan, because I'm very definitely the former but if I posted an example those on here who say they're soul fans would almost certainly disagree with my choice!! All things are relative and some on here only think it's soul if it's pre 1980 or if it's new, sounds old! . It's a bit of a mess of a record with a memorable intro and hook...... Cheers, Mark R

Would love to see some of that dialogue........ Cheers, Mart R

Ordered last week. ......arrived at weekend. ....no problem! Cheers, Mark R

Not really sure mate......copies been and gone.....I think the likes of Discogs is your best bet. Good luck! Cheers, Mark R

Labronzo McDonald.........£6 well spent IMHO! Cheers, Mark R

Funny you should mention Eddie mate........the one thing that struck me whilst watching the film was that the Precisions at £10 matches Eddie at £7k all the way for me! You can guess which one I have in a box and which I don't! Funny old game innit! Cheers, Mark R

And that's a truly great thing Ian! Cheers, Mark R

I thought it was great......so much of it resonated with me. One question though - was there really much swearing on a mic in 70's? I mean I know what Keb was like in the 80's and I noted that Guy was DJ coach to the film (as an aside this pleased me as I've said publicly before that IMHO there was no better deliverer of a gritty 69's tune), but was this really prevalant in the 70's. Anyway, I digress. What a triumph! Cheers, Mark R

Biggest ROFL for months.....had me belly laughing! Cheers, Mark R

As seen here...................https://www.cdbaby.com/cd/joiifoxx Cheers, Mark R

Joi Foxx......... Cheers, Mark R

Blimey Glynn......mine might have to go!! Cheers, Mark R

I'm not sure mate but would hazard a guess that the CD and boot cut are one and the same. Cheers, Mark R

Was first to be found here, unless someone can tell me different........... Different take to the 12" release though.........not played 'em back to back but I think I prefer the CD version actually! Nice to have a record like this on the plastic though........ Cheers, Mark R

Problem was Dave D, that no one was importing them, so I bought one from USA and had to stand their postage costs.......and we all know how much that can be these days. £10 for the record and £10 for postage, so mine cost £20 all told. That makes £17 a bargain, and even more so against the Soul Source prices!! It's a new release and just needs a bit of legwork to find one............no need to succumb to the "I have a spare of......" ..............................for now! Cheers, Mark R

Then look no further..................and do us all a favour and just buy ONE copy!! https://www.firstexperiencerecords.com/product-detail///universalmotown/Marvin+Gaye/Where+Are+We+Going%3F++Woman+Of+The+World/vinyl/4564 Cheers, Mark R

Not so much a hidden track, as simply just not credited on the CD cover, with a missing track number. It is credited in the booklet but that wouldn't help when looking at a new sealed CD copy back in the day!! Thanks to Mr. Searling if you kept a keen eye on Soul Sauce in B&S back then it didn't go unnoticed. A real fave of mine, though not a 'dancer'.... Renee Knott - That's Where My Heart Is - Scalesof…: Cheers, Mark R

I thought it was actually Sepphire (e not a), but of course it could be neither of the above, in the same was that Allesure on the About Time comp CD wasn't by Allesure at all! I'm off to get the YouTube link for my favourite "mystery track"........ Cheers, Mark R

Hi Sian, probably best separate if only because I can't change the thread title so it won't do the others justice! Why don't you start a new thread "Rugby playlists" and put them all in it, including mine? Cheers, Mark R

Thanks Chalky, and it us nice to see it all in the main room. As someone who is an upfront modern DJ who still appreciates great 60's & 70's you can imagine the satisfaction I get from being able to have a set like that accepted in such a setting. Cheers, Mark R

Thanks fella, much appreciated! Cheers, Mark R

Hi all, Thanks to Sian & Dean for the invite to play at Rugby last weekend, the first time I've flown solo in the Main Room there having DJ'd on two other occasions double-decking with Adam. Anyway, here is what I played between 1-2am, in approximately the correct order............... Magic Night - If You And I Had Never Met King Tutt - You've Got Me Hung Up Bobby Womack & The Brotherhood - Home Is Where The Heart Is Flame 'n' King & The Bold Ones - Ho Happy Day Velvet Hammer — Happy (Extended Disco Version) Lenny Fontana pres. Black Sun - Spread Love (Classic Vocal Mix) Ron Hall & The Muthafunkaz feat. Mark Evans - The Way You Love Me (Original) Mind & Matter - I'm Under Your Spell Melvin Moore - All Of A Sudden The Voices Of East Harlem - Cashing In Charles Johnson - Never Had A Love So Good Jan Jones - Independent Woman James Walsh Gypsy Band - Cuz It's You Girl Deadly Sins - Get On The Move (Keni's Philly Groove Edit) Urban Blues Project pres. Michael Procter - Love Don't Live (The UBP Classic Club Mix) Cheers, Mark R

Aaarrrggghhhh.........same weekend as Southport Weekender!! I was hoping to watch this in the cinema but the link seems to suggest it's only on one night in Leicester, Cov etc.......Saturday 18 October. Is that it? Any other dates? Is there a complete listing anywhere? Cheers, Mark R

Would love to mate! Cheers, Mark R

Liking the Womack choice Bri!! Cheers, Mark R