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Sheeeeeaat Paul! Sorry mate. George Jackson How can I get Next to You Peter

How's about this baby - from the dirty box, forgot I had it and don't know where it came from. Stunning soul music - in my honest and humble opinion. Peter

Cheers Ady. Peter

Mm, wasn't aware of this version Ady and it's nice isn't it. Any idea who the IG's are? Al Wilson is the version for me. Peter

Yep, not bad at all Ian Peter

Cheers Paul. I've got the Finesse album - funny what time does to our memories. I can remember I am Somebody being played out back then but not this. Funny old world. I've got loads of sealed albums in my office at work which I bought from someone on here about four years ago - gonna bring em home, unwrap em and spin em! Peter

Was it his I am Somebody 45 which had some plays in the early 80's - I think it was might have been Adam? Anything else? Cheers peter P

Yep, another top tune from the man. Peter

Doesn't he just Paul - reminds be a bit Barry White on some tracks. He wrote some big, big tracks. Peter

I was playing some Johnny Bristol stuff last night and doing a bit of research on tinternet. Blimey, he wrote and produced/co produced loads of stuff as well as performing some of his own stuff. Brilliant. So, here's mine for the day. Man up in the Sky - Mr Johnny Bristol. A bit of very soulful gospel for the afternoon. Peter

Very nice Paul. The very, very under rated Ms Jean Carne. Peter

Blimey - this is a traditional northern soul record isn't it? I'm not sure if I've heard that before - nice one buddy. Yep, I like this. Peter

Why not be honest Chalky! LOL I agree - it's shite. But eack to their own Steve. Peter

Great article about a very important and influential artist. Thanks for sharing. Peter

Don't know this - it's a belter! I'll post the clip - people need to be dancing to this! Peter

Hi Steve Sorry, and happy to be corrected. That makes absolute sense - and it did seem odd when I read that after checking it out - might have been on discogs. The orange just looks righht doesn't it. But, as I'm always pissed I may well have read it wrong. I'll check it out again later. As you say BTIB is a stunning soul record - so simple as well really. Great voice has old Frankie/Larry - note the diffferent spellings of his surname on the two releases as well. Cheers Steve Peter

Hi Mate I think there may already be a lengthy thread on here about that very subject. Peter

Is it just me who rarely flips a record to play the usually unknown flip? Doh! Came across something on you tube a bit back and have only just cottoned onto the fact that I have the record - but to me it was a flip side I've never played or heard. So, a great double sider from me today. Frankie Sanders - Take Another Look - the played out side which is great. But flip it and you get a stunning piece of southern soul - Blues time in Birmingham. Can't believe it's still such a cheapy. The one in the youtube clip is a second press - I have it on the Juana. think I like the Sho Me lable more! Give it some proper volume and bass! Peter

Which Lincoln do mate - whom of the Lincoln lots do? Seem to recall you mentioning an RB evening a while back. i know some people from Lincoln which is why I ask. P

That's what I thought. Before embarking on a very sucessful and illlustrious solo career. Never crystal clear about who sang which song at HM and the BNs

Get Swifty on it - he's always breaking fecking records! He's not a million miles away from you either - ovver bridge and yer nearly there! Peter