Val (Chunky)

Great stuff.......thanks for posting that up

if it's the same as the USA Arista copy it's THE version in my opinion

Indeed, brilliant record someone snap this up.....other side ain't bad either

got to say, the response so far is underwhelming...!

I doubt it.....I think his copy might hold very fond memories for him

I think there's another CD called 'Rustler Presents......' or something like that by the way you don't have a spare of the 'Sister Funk' vol 1 by chance do you Ian?

.......please pm if you can help

if I remember right I think Kitch has the original Acetate L.P. from which it came

.....whilst a young pup coming back from one of my first allnighters I remember overhearing a conversation between a couple of guys that went something like: 'What is Soul' 'It's what you feel mate, it's what you feel' that was it short and sweet and it has always stuck with me. I was going to write that I like lot's of different styles of soul but then I would have to classify style and I can't be arsed. Back in the 70,s there were records that I liked and have fond memories of because of the 'Northern Soul' scene. You could argue that they weren't soulful at all but when I hear them even today I certainly feel it! 'Soul Is What You Feel'

like everyone else I would just like to wish you the best with the new venture....liked the old place and heard some great records there

It was a great night.....heard some great records and had a real laugh (cheers Tony )

nice Sunday morning listening

Congratulations Jason on your 9th Anniversary Soul show, I'm just listening to it now. That United Sounds is very nice Val

what he said

Here's a picture of my U.S. demo that states that it was recorded in England

proper

Indeed......ssshhhh!

enjoyed listening to that.....always a few surprises......

I sold my copy to for £60 to that very nice Mr Cornock. Kinda wishing I hadn't now If anyone has a copy for sale of their 'Bold Soul Sister, Bold Soul Brother' please let me know

'Tha's got Donkey's at Skeggy'.............stop it!..........pissin' myself here

I like the idea of a social event with great soul music in the background. So many great records don't get played due to dance floor appeal. I do not see a problem with this, so long as people knew what they were going to get. When's your first event Russ?

go to Bananas in Tampa if you want to spend all day searching through his records for anything good and then wait for the guy to look every record up on popsike for a price

Hi Brad, try Chris Anderton on here