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The awesome Jack Montgomery and his "Dear Beloved" Also his other top tune,"Do you believe it" although i cant make out if its actually "it" or "in" at the beginning. Oh well it doesnt matter just an excuse to listen to it and check it out. Marvellous voice and a fantastic middle bit with strings and girlies going mad.

Bob Brady and the Conchords. Everyones going to a love in. Stevie Wonder. Nothings to good for my baby. 4.00am. Mr Ms. Aaaarrrgggghhhhh.

Its what you like. It gets a grip of you very early in the tune and never lets go to the end and then you can listen to it again and again and again and never tire. And YOU ALWAYS ALWAYS WISH YOU COULD SING LIKE THAT!!!!!!!

What about if the disc is as rare as rare can be? I meanwould you pay a too high a price for a vg if you just knew you were never gonna get a chance at another? I mean Ive got a fooked West Five on a HMV demo (Just Like Romeo and Juliet) English. Its goosed but Ive never seen another.

Big in my loft and all time. Jack Mongomery Do you believe Marvellos Something Burnin Joe Matthews Aint Nothing You Can Do (Saw this on a Detroit list in 1974. £1!!!!!!!!) Oh for a crystal ball. Years later at Wigan, blew my brains ,with medicinal help!. Jimmy Burns I really love you. James Barnett Keep on Talking

Hi. New member here. I know I should have introduced myself in a different area probably, but I ve just seen this post and had to respond. SOUL YOGI. I first heard this at Samanthas cica 1974 and started the search for it asap. Found it 2 yrs later in some guys box in the record bar at Wigan.( The only place to find wanted dics in my opinion, cos half of the guys didnt know what they had, or the record hadnt broke yet) Paid £2 for it then in mint! A lot of cash then for me. Next morning played it to a mate who I knew ,knew his stuff. He loved it right away, and then he was on a mission to find one. He never found one !!! Its not a rare disc but Ive not seen one for yonks. Its bloody unusual and fast. Some years later Dave Godin did a review in Black Music mag. He said and I quote. "Freddie mccoys performance on the vibes is of virtuoso quality and although this side has in the not to distant past caused some minor ripples it really deserves to become much more widely known and loved. one to really float out to, that sparkles with irridescent space and much else, it is one of the meanest low down instrumentals I have heard in months". He knew his stuff did Mr Godin. Dont know how to do sound clips sorry. Its deffo on Prestige 2.40 mins of nostalgic mania.