Zoomsoulblue

My mate left me a box of sounds to listen to and burn onto CD for a disk in the car - just noticed this had writing on.

I don't want to come off
Sounding like a little boy
But, girl, you had me and I don't know why
All at once I'm cast aside just like a broken toy
All the nights of loving you
And believing that your love was true

Chorus:
Well you know that girl
You got me where you want me now
Ain't nothing I can do no how
Won't make you mine
Girl, you got me where you want me now
Ain't nothing I can do no how
Won't change your mind

You showed a lot of feeling
For me one time
You had me believing like a fool
That you were mine
But now I know your words and love were just a lie
You were laughing, babe, all the time

Girl, you got me where you want me now
Ain't nothing I can do no how
Won't make you mine

1965

1966

Pumpkinseed - pull it out from down the back of you're settee - and put a picture up - top draw stuff as always

Real one - or bloody hope so, paid a massive £10 back in 79 - at the time I was earning £60 a week on the railway. Brought it off a guy called Kippross from Huntingdon at the time ( now moved to Nottingham) he's still selling records saw him at Coalville nighter last year - Great old soul pal 

8 hours ago, DaveNPete said:

Er we've been talking about Malcolm X, The Black Panthers and The Nation of Islam. Dx

So that's not a no 

7 hours ago, DaveNPete said:

I think we're losing sight of the fact that Screwdriver are hate mongering fascist scum and should not be conflated with movements promoting civil rights and respect for self and others (sometimes rightly in anger) in a country we all know too well has never respected black culture and people. 

Dx

 in a country we all know too well has never respected black culture and people. 

Dx - are you really saying that the whole of Britain (country) has never respected black culture and people - to make it simple please answer Yes or No 

So in NS history it's agreed that The Sherrys was the first record when the 1st allnighter opened its doors, took money , punters entering the building - however prior to that, (up to an hour) when the decks were put on the table, the speaker wires plugged in , the amp wires plugged in - and the equipment switched on - when the (right hand deck) arm was uncliped - what was the first record to test the equipment - that was the first record ??

Always under stood this was played at the club ? Hopefully someone can jump in ?

5 hours ago, Spain pete said:

Thank god l was safe  tucked up in me bed down south. 😱✌

Obviously didn't go to Yate when the Welsh soulies C&H kicked it off with some nightclubbers and drove the cars bumper into one guy and kneecapped him.

Forgot about this one - will drag it out and give it another spin - top tune

Mike great post - mr Ms was Marshall - learn something every day - Great interview of Evison 

25 minutes ago, Soul-Slider said:

I think you are getting your wires crossed, Adidas Soul Boy WAS in a band named The Shakers, but Not the USA group on ABC.

Yep wires crossed - I was over excited about getting to the bottom of the bloody dog barking - I guess one of thouse NS legendary mysteries will go on 

2:07 - the dog bark 

9 hours ago, Adidas SoulBoy said:

That was our bands name years ago when we were kids, The Shakers. We named ourselves after Bury FC For some reason, Did a couple of tunes from an old tape i had given to me, Chains of love jj barnes and Your my mellow edwin starr . we did more beatles and punk stuff and our own tunes too

A soul boy - what about the dog sound - in one wonderful moment - who came up with that , why - big hand clapping part of the record ?

Why when love is gone

lonley lonely girl am I

backstreet

aint that asking for trouble

hit and run

aint too proud to beg

shake me wake me

girl why do wanna make me blue

time

these things will keep me

my weakness is you

scotch on swingers

when am gone

youre gonna love my baby

ill always love you

for all we know

Just a few

Paul - not a clue - however shouts "Twisted Wheel era" -  good luck on you're quest 

On 25/12/2017 at 13:01, Mick Holdsworth said:

I sold a lot of my records in about '83 to buy my car.

This was me with it a few weeks after I'd got it, at my mates house. I kept it until about the turn of the century, but it had been off the road for about 5 or 6 years by then.

Just a couple of the records are probably worth more than the car now. One of them was Jimmy Burns, and I also remember letting Andy Spencer have a complete set of Labeat records including the two biggies at the time, AW and LT, and future biggies like "How" etc,).

Loved the car, but when I think of all the other things I let go to finance the car . . .

Cheers
Mick

Mick is that a 66 or 65 fast back ? Love the 70ts Wolf wheels 

Always felt the b side was underplayed Soul at its best - a legendary sound - HH was Northern Soul - RIP 

Never heard of this guy - but loads of different soul covers on you tube - legend RIP

Shakers - one wonderful moment - to see the dog bark

November 23rd, 1965 is a Tuesday.