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  1. Hey Mike Thats cool. Pete
  2. Good pick Chris. A big spin in my gaff - as you say needs blasting out of the amp. Pete
  3. I didn't know that there were tortoises on Menorca. Someone I know has a villa there. I'll chat to her. thanks for posting. Pete
  4. Thats a lovely picture Steve. Your mum looks lovely. You look like a little Cherub I'm sorry you have just lost her - my mum died 15 years ago. Like this picture I'm sure you have lots of happy memories. Takes a while for the rawness of losing your mum to subside a bit - but easier in the knowledge that you loved each other. All the best mate. Pete
  5. Not sure if I've posted this before. Lou Courtney - The Common Broken Heart Pete
  6. It has now become a challenge to find you one! I think they have come down a bit recently. So, there's a few of us looking out for you pal. Pete
  7. I'm pretty sure that they are a legal repress. I'm sure someone will prove me wrong! Not the same as having the original though is it.
  8. It's a corker mate. I'll keep my eye out for you. If I see one I'll snap it up and if you're still looking I'll pm you. Goof luck. Pete
  9. There's more than a handful around. It's a quality record - one of the few that were game changers on the scene courtesy of Richard S. Whether or not you can persuade someone to sell is a different matter. And if you can it won't be cheap. In my top ten essily. Pete
  10. Ay up Smiffy. I hope all is well mate. I knew you would agree on the Yum Yums - raw, naive but absolutely beautiful record. The vocals and lyrics are sublime. One I always forget when talking about favourite records - but its definitely one of mine. Pete
  11. Yum Yums all day. The under produced, raw, girly vocals are something quite special. If anyone disagrees I'll fight em for it! Pete
  12. Yep, probably my favourite Four Tops record - I've got the 45. Big spin for Adam early 80's. Pete
  13. It was a splendid jaunt Mike. Keep em coming. Pete
  14. One gets the feeling that the last few commenters are trying to suggest that those that voted for Sid did so because they're either old, know nothing about the rarity of records, weren't around in the old days and that you know for a fact that Jerry Cook is the better record. All of which is absolute cobblers. In my opinion Sidney is the more soulful of the two - that's it. You can try and intelectulise it till the cows come home but you won't change my mind. Pete
  15. They could be on holiday Ian. Half the world is away this time of year. Pete
  16. Loads of Bobby Womack and Teddy Pendergrass stuff.
  17. Curtis Mayfield - No Thing On Me Aretha - Got To Find Me An Angel
  18. Janice - Skip Mahoney Sam Dees - Brother Man James Brown - Wake Up and Live Charles Johnson - Love So Good There are loads...............
  19. Not posted for a bit but found this on another thread - completely new to me, so I bought one. I may have had a few drinks when I played this but I reckon someone could hammer this on the current scene. If they haven't already. Robert Knight - The Outsider Edit - I think the file is corrupted, Doh!
  20. Evening Derek Nice picks Sir. Chuck Armstrong is so, so good. Might dig a few out later. Pete
  21. The album version is the best of quite a few different mixes Bruv. I have the Turn You To Love album. pete
  22. Hi Tony Welcome to Soul Source. You'll like it here! Pete
  23. Sid every time. More soulful and mellow to these cloth ears.
  24. Cracker Dave. New to me mate. been listening to lots of stuff like this lately - black rights, Gil Scott Heron, Sam Dees, Bobby etc. I'm having another living room session tonight and will add this to the play list. It'll sound great full blast out of my amp. Pete


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