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Rogers Reef(er).

I'm pretty certain that some of the lyrics in that tune are taken from a "mainstream" soul record but can't quite put my finger on it at the moment. Well done Sebastian for naming that tune. Peter Edit - It could be a Gene Chandler record. It may well be of course that Soul Experience was first with the lyrics.

Is there any need for comments like that? You sure can be prickly when you want to be Kev. Peter

pm'd yer mate.

Hi All Thanks to the site I was able to obtain a number for a soul friend I had lost touch with. As a consequence we were able to have a catch up call last night. We've both had some health issues but apart from that we're all good. Keep in touch with your friends if you can. Life is very short. Thanks to Mike and the site for helping to reconnect us. Peter Soul Source Power

This is a quality piece; well done Roburt, thanks for taking the time. Peter

Good thread - I can't remember if I've read it before. DTIOOTW - still a favourite, great dance record, from waaaaaay back in the day. Soul Sourcers always deliver. Thanks everyone, it's stuff like this that keeps the site so essential for soul brothers and sisters. Peter

Very sad news - another lovely sister gone. Condolences to John, family and friends. With love. Peter x

And of course Gamble and Huff all over that - the Philly Kings. There's something quite....................................; about those floppy disks. The original floppy disks. I hope you're enjoying the site Lesley - you've soon become part of the team. Interesting stuff from the East Coast. Peter

There's some great German television out there at the moment. I've just finished watching this; some great individual character acting, along with some thrills - Crooks. https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?&q=crooks+netflix+2024+is+what+country&&mid=BB3782D07296536E013EBB3782D07296536E013E&&FORM=VRDGAR Peter

Well done Lesley You'll not get any dud sales etiquette on here. Just a friendly bunch as you say. There's so much more to the site than selling records but I'll leave you to explore, find bits of interests and make new acquaintances. Happy Sunday. Peter

I've run out of likes so; welcome to all the new members, some interesting new faces. Dive in, contribute where you can and most importantly enjoy Soul Source. Best wishes. Peter

Thanks mate. Yep the album was first; it was thought that the 45 didn't exist and then someone found one - or more. I seem to recall that Sean Hampsey knows the story too. I haven't seen Sean on here for ages. He's a good soul man and all round good chap. Peter

Thanks mate, I appreciate that. Peter

Hi Dylan Was that Dean Anderton's show? Can you remember the story enough to do a brief post? Thanks mate. Peter

I'm very sad; and shocked to hear this. Carl's been around for years and has contributed so much to our scene. Condolences to Maria, she must be devastated. I hope that she has some good people who are able to put their arms around her. I'll pray that she will be comforted. God bless. Peter

Yes they do. I'd class Skullsnaps as an oldie - Cleethorpes sound I think rather that over in Wigan. Keep posting mate - welcome to SS. Best Peter

Has Tony Fox - Let Love.......... been mentioned yet. One of my favourite modern tracks - awesome dancer. From memory I think that everyone thought this was LP only for a while, then some 45's showed up. Martin (Sam) spin? I think I may have/had the album at some point but as you know I gave my last collection away a couple of years ago - for nothing. The LP is tough, and the 45 even harder. Peter

Quick feet needed to dance to this - new to me. Thanks for posting and for helping out another member who asked for a sound clip. Peter

It's a good CD that; I've got one somewhere. All of the tracks were played out - some were more popular than others. Good post. Peter

Hi David Thanks for this - mainly I'm pleased that Simon - Sharmo on here, is obviously well and still dj'ing. I've not been in touch with him for a while, he's a special friend of mine. If anyone goes to the event, please pass on my best. Apologies if I've spoilt your thread. All the best Spook! Peter

Hi everyone I hope I didn't read this on another thread - I'm a bit forgetful and mixed up at the moment; but, I recently read that legendary Philly stalwarts Gamble and Huff recently said that Teddy was the most composite, complete all round singer they had ever worked with. Given the many, many top vocalists that they worked with that is some accolade. I loved Teddy's work, I still do even though he's no longer with us. His album Getting Ready for Teddy was one of the first soul albums I ever bought. His work with Harold Melvin was also top class - not many non soul people knew it was Teddy on lead vocals for most of HM's biggest hits. Again,. not many "non soul" people know that Lenny Henry's impersonation of a bearded, loved up singer on his old tv show, was based on Teddy. I love that sweet Philly sound - a sound that started my soul journey in 1976. Here's one of my favourite Teddy songs; Thanks for reading, sending my lurve to all of my soul source friends. Peter

Good thread Tigger Some interesting posts and response's - much more to come I suspect. Come on guys get posting. Any people from the Lincolnshire coast (where I originally come from) involved at the Twisted Wheel, whose still spinning records. I'm not hijacking your post tigger , just prompting a bit more information. Peter

That's very cool Mike. I hope you're well my friend. Peter

Hi Kev Thanks for this. I'm going to give it a go now. Peter