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45 on LRK Records. Must be a mint /excellent copy. Thanks in advance Gouch

Hi Greg; Good to meet you too. Thanks for the kind comments. Brian

Friday 4th October 2019 Deep n Sweet sessions. 4pm - 6pm. Bobby Barnes "Thankyou for loving me" (Poormans) Soft Touch "Look up Look Down" (Sundance) Ralph Weeks & The Telecasters "Something Deep Inside" (Sta4rs) Overtones "The Gleam in your Eye" (Hip City) Little Willie & The Rock Imperials "Tell me why" (Golden) Aretha Franklin "Untill you were gone" (Columbia) Seven Brothers "Got a Satisfied Mind" (Dove Song) Sensations "Please Baby Please" (Way Out) Ray Roberts "Look to a Man" (Charay) ZZ Hill "The right to love" (Mesa) Moody Scott "Darling please don't take my love for granted" (Kapp) Statlers "Its a hurtin thing" (Sue) Majestics "Doin the best I can" (Mala) John Thomas "Who could ever love you" (Veep) George Jackson "Cold cold love" (Public) Savonics "I had a girl" (MTA) Lyrics "How a woman does her man" (Goldwax) James Wayne & The Soul Soothers "My last letter" (Key Lan) Freddie South "I'll be watching over you" (King David) James Brown "I cried" (King) Halcyons "Too many tears" (Sphinx) Small Society "Just loving you" (Cadde) Don Hollinger "Let him go" (Alberta) Mack Kissoon "I care about you" (UK Young Blood) George Jackson "I don't need you no more" (ER Music Ent) Johnnie Truitt "Your love is worth the pain" (Abet) Jimmy Dee & The Mighty Dee Jays "We'll meet again" (Shurefire) Young Ideas "Put yourself in my shoes" (Jerree) James Brown "Lost Someone" (King) Ron Holden "Can you talk" (Now) Linda Hopkins "Romance the dark" (Columbia) Rosco Shelton "I have some crying to do" (Sims) Jeb Stuart "I don't want to leave you darling" (King) Earl Gaines "The meaning of a sad song" (Deluxe) Hot Property "Again" (Generation) Little Joe & The Soul Brothers "Here comes the night" (Hot Cakes) Gouch

Rick; I have a hard drive with just short of 2000 MP3's, my very good friend the late Steve Jackson had nearly double that, there are some stunning tracks out there , the choice would be over whelming, Im finding on average 20-40 every week, it would need to be someone who has already embraced the medium and sees it for what it is. I good start would be Kevin Burt "Thankyou", started life as an MP3 and 4 months later the cd arrived. BG

As someone who has consistently purchased new releases all of my life I would have to say that we are spoilt at the minute and its difficult to keep up, but keep up I must, the limited runs of some of these sevens are making these the rareities of tomorrow, I have at least 15 that have surfaced in the past 5 years that will have there day on the Northern scene as it expands once again into playing new, recent and decent, all have disappeared. I spend two hours daily searching and finding new releases, Im having a ball, and so should you. Gouch

Such a sad loss, my thoughts with Val, an absolute gentleman. He will be missed in my world. Gouch

Troop; A cracking day was had by all, thanks to all the spinners and those who came to enjoy. More playlists to follow; Early Doors; Show Tyme "Come on home to me" Ebonys "When the love is gone" Bonania Sound Machine "Place for love" Gene Chandler "Love is growing deeper Darcell "Stay" Mighty Clouds of Joy "Truth will set you free" Al Lyndsey "Versatility" Sol "That's the way I feel about you" Ernest Ernie & The Sincerities "Do Something" Winding down; Staple Singers "Trippin" Esther Phillips "Changin" YBS "Just cant fight the feeling" Soul Naturals "Gotta get myself some lovin" Temptations "Be my wife" Suffers "Mammas" Kindred the Family Soul "Legacy of love" Brian Alexander "I don't want to sleep alone tonight" Lee Fields & Sharon Jones "I'll be around" Denise Lasalle "Here I am again" Ronnie West "Lill woman" Lloyd Williams "In love with you" Flint Emeralds "Just like a baby" Dramatics "Since Ive been in love" Prince Phillip Mitchell "Something new to do" Bottom & Company "Gonna find a true love" Snapper "I was just passing by" Freddie South "Set me free (to love my woman) Small Society "If you stand by me" Isley Brothers "Who's that lady" Leon Bridges "Better man" James Bell "Amazing Love" Gouch

Troop; What a cracking night of all things sou-lfull, here's my tuneage. Thanks to Steve for the sound system and too Dave, Tricky and Sid. Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings "Come & be a winner" Sugar Ray Rayford "Don't regret a mile" Suffers "Mammas" Temptations "Be my wife" Soulnaturals "Gotta get myself some good lovin" Isaih Sharkey "Heaven" Sir Charles Jones, Omar Cunningham & Calvin Richardson "Call on me" Soul Unlimited feat Ellis Blake "I'd rather have you than memories" Apostles "Winner in you" Exit "One more hour" Elevation "Love won't pay the bills" Extensions "Your heart belongs to me" Equations "I love your love" Alton Ellis "Wish I could make you mine" Soul On Gouch

Troop; Had a mate round yesterday so he could access my laptop and pick up some tunes he was chasing, trying to buy tunes on his small phone screen is proving impossible, he is a staunch early 60's man so whilst he was tapping away at the keys I was spinning some tunes; Ed Cooper "Just like the hero" (Nimrod) Fabulous Caprices "My Love" (Camaro) Barrino Brothers "Just a mistake" (TCB) OV Wright "Treasured moments" (Back Beat) Walter Jackson "It will be the last time" (Columbia) Ray Hines "Why don't you give me a try" (RNH) Dynells "Let me prove that I love you" (Blueberry) Brook Benton "Where does a man go to cry" (RCA) Kenny Carter "I've got to find her" (RCA) Masqueraders "How big is big" (Bell) Chris Bartley "Tomorrow keeps shining on me" (Musicor) JiveFive "Crying like a baby" (Musicor) George Jackson " I found what I wanted" (Verve) LIoyd Williams "In love with you" (Studio 1) James Bell & The Highlighters "Amazing Love" (RoJam) Flint Emeralds "Just like a baby" (Gatewood) Freddie South "Set me free" (King David) Vibe Creators "I don't wanna be lonely" (Fontano) Fabulous Playmates "Don't turn your back on me" (Select) LV Johnson "Find yourself another fool" (Palos) Frank Lynch "Young Girl" (My) Isley Brothers "Who's that lady" (United Artists) George Jackson "I just got to have you" (Public) Little Walter Hammond "We go together" (Duo Disc) Lew Watson "Soul Man Blues "Pompeii) Maurice Williams "Baby Baby" (Deesu) and finally Jimmy Jones "Aint nothing wrong in making love the first night" (Conchillo) Im not alone in thinking the JJ could be the new Charles Johnson in the right hands. Thanks in advance for looking. Gouch

Graham Warr had 50 copies in his shop at the Oasis in brum, it was a massive seller for the other side and the Diskery in brum also had multiple copies for sale too, not a rare record at all but one collectors like to keep. Still think "Baby I cried" is the best side though Gouch

Thomas Bailey on Stone has eluded me for 40 years.

Dave; That Ed Townsend really is something else, new to me on the night, and all the better for relieving you of your spare. Thankyou Gouch

Troop; Another cracking intimate night of all things soulful. Huge thanks to our guests this time round, Kev Such, Cliff Steele, Dave Halsall and Tricky. I'll kick off the playlists, not in order of play; The Sound Investment "Ask the lonely" Cobra Heart Band "Thinking of you" Lon Rogers & The Soul Blenders "Too good to be true" Thomas Bailey "Fran" Experience Unlimited "You got to tell me" PHD's "It swells my desire" Grant St Exit "That's why I love you" John Parker "A big mistake" Joseph Cotton "Day by Day" Black Merda "For you" George Jackson "I don't need you no more" Chick Willis "Love stealing aint worth the feeling" John Simeone " Who do you love" Acooustics "Living in hard times" The mighty Golden Wonder's "What we need is more love" Shades of Brown "How could you love him" Fletcher Walker III "Guess I'll never understand" OC Tolbert "Marriage" Steve Dixon " All that's left are memories" Ed Super Gooch "Sweet dreams come true" The Young Ideas "Put yourself in my place" Freddie South "I'll be watching over you" Further playlists will follow. Gouch

Troop; Full review here for those interested. http://ukvibe.org/ Gouch

Its one of the finest weekenders out there, 2 alniters plus the Cotton Club Deep & Sweet sessions plus this year extra venues giving a wider choice. As Steve pointed out the City is stunning too. Gouch