Peter99

Great stuff Chalks - thnks to you and John.

I'd forgotten that Adam used to spin the Treat Her Like a Lady record - sounds good still full blast!

Peter

Another musical legend departs.

Sad news indeed.

Yep, thanks Chalky.

Some will certainly feel less "comfortable" reading those than others.

LOL.

Peter

Great stuff Mike.

Just been having a stroll down memory lane!

anyone use it much?

was it a useful addition to the guide?

any improvements needed ?

I am a member who had a period of absence - there were lots of changes when I returned and I thought I would struggle. Soon got up to speed and things that I use work for me ok.

Who'd have thought that a record I bought for £4 in Louth one winter Thursday night in the mid 70's would go on to become one of the most loved Northern anthems of all time.

RIP Lou.

Ian D

Bloody hell Ian you get around! Louth! Louth!

superb stuff again chalky,face reality,fookin brill,nice one bud

jason

I agree Jason. Chalky has put together a piece of real musical and social history - something well worth recording. Absolutely great stuff - and must have taken a great deal of effort and time. I've already saluted the man - but thanks again Chalky.

Peter

Debby Dobbins - Glad I Found You - what a cracking piece of soul music this is.

Is this the reason I saw a shopping basket near my profile yesterday afternoon ?

was only there for a short period, thought I was having one of my funny turns again, :lol:

That made me smile Tony.

Just listened to Ady's set - well balanced, well put together.

if anyone else would like to send him a letter

Tony was the best dj at the Highland Room in Blackpool during it's heyday of the early 70's. I became friends with him in 71 when us London lads would make the long journey up on a Saturday morning. We all fell in love with Judith but Jebby was one of the highlights of a Saturday night. Such a personality at the decks and on the mike.

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Hey Dave

Nice one.

Look forward to it Byrney mate.

There are now 15 podcast with something like 20 hours of listening.

One more for Adam to do then it's the 60's Mafia!!

The Guy and Keb ones will be interesting. I have to confess that I never really learnt to appreciate the "60's newies" offerings of the pair - in fact I despaired at them, really didn't like them at all. I guess there might be room for some debate there - although I'm pretty certain that we have done that one before.

Interesting to hear some views though. I had a bad name for both Guy and Keb at the time - influenced by my take on their playlists.

Had almost forgot that Bronner Brothers track! I've got that somewhere.

Cheers Peter.

Adam always knew how to work the floor, the man had taste, even if it was "disco" to some!!!!

The odd track was border line - even for a disco lad like mesen!

Two podcasts for you today. Both featuring the plays from the Stafford era of Adam Buchanan. Plenty of Modern Soul from the day for those that have an open mind.

First on https://www.soulunder...e445f1a-13.html

James Walsh Gypsy Band - Cuz It's You Girl - RCA

Jim Mancel - Easy Life - People City Music

Annis - Don't Play Games - GTO

Moody Scott - My lovely Lady - Straight Ahead Records

Flight - Playing Your Games - SGA

Natural Four - I Thought You Were Mine - ABC Paramount

Admirations - You Left Me - Peaches

Soulville Allstars - I'm Gonna Get To You - Soulville

L. Allen - Can't We Talk It Over - Green Dolphin

Constellations - I Don't Know How To - Gemini Star

Bill Harris - Am I Hot Am I Cold - RCA

Betty Wright - Give A Smile - Epic

Harold Melvin - Prayin' - Source

Leroy Burgess - Heartbreaker - Salsoul

Mandrill - My Kind Of Girl (My Girl) - Arista

WQBC - Love Me Anyway - Thunderbay

Pretenders - Just Be Yourself - Carnival

Timeless Legend - I Was Born To Love You - Bright Light

Swiss Movement - I Wish Our Love Would Last Forever - Gold Records

And the second one https://www.soulunder...b13c2c8-14.html

Chuck Jackson - No Tricks - EMI

Atlantic Starr - Cirlces - A&M

Bronner Brothers - Pretty Boys - Neighbor

Bobby Thurston - The Very Last Drop - Epic

Demetri - Got To Be Real - Stand By

Charles Veal - new Found Love - Capitol

Loveman Ronnie Stokes - Touch You Again - Philly Town

Lifestyle - Katrina - MCA

E.J. Rice - Will You Be Coming Back - Platinum Records

Alfie Davison - Love Is A Serious Business - Mercury

Bobby Womack - Home Is Where The Heart Is - Columbia

Gwen McCrae - Keep The Fire Burning - Atlantic

Chuck Jackson - Waiting In Vain - EMI

Sweet Cream - Flyin' High - Shady Brook

Ramsey Lewis & Nancy Wilson - Closer Than Close - CBS

Four Tracks - Charade - Note

Goldie Alexander - Go Back - Chaz Ro

Hi Chalky

Thanks. Always appreciated Adams sets back in the day and just downoaded the first one - will get the second one now.

Thanks again.

Peter