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I'll see what I can do Steve

That would be my guess too Roger Unless they used "Where Do I Go From Here" in their live performances

I've seen this type of comment far too many times, it's just another slight of the bedrock of standards that most of us hold. Playing original release vinyl is one of the standards that is woven into the fabric of our scene, and one that makes our scene so special. Whilst there will always be those looking to make a fast buck by cashing in on someone elses hard work in finding and breaking "new" tunes, not to metion ripping off the artists for royalty entitlements through bootleg CD and vinyl, it should never be condoned through playlist use. For me the standard of original only vinyl playlists is sacrosanct, and should not be trivilialised by mention of "soul police" in reference to so-called DJs who play boots, pressings and re-issues. It's not ok to play re-issues, it's not what this rare soul scene is about, and never will be in my book. If that makes me one of the "soul police" then fine with me.

Kitch & Bob Cosby @ Creative Soul Thanks to all that made it to Creative Soul 2 for another great night of quality soul. Great sets from our guest DJs Kitch and Bob Cosby, who played to a very appreciative crowd and dance floor.If you were there, here's a reminder of the great music played....if you missed it, check the audio sample for a some great reasons to get April 19th in your diary, when our guests are Arthur Fenn and Nidge Mayfield for more great quality, dance floor soul.

Yeah, that's what I've always thought

....and sold in the 100's off the front page.

Great record Ian, though heard this regularly played out through the 80's ....still plenty of plays left in it though

Some great tunes there Dave....should all be gone by tea time

Just reduced pricing to encourage, and balance up my over spending Frank Crocker added

No, that's how was it issued - it's real enough

I know just what you mean, it's awesomely timeless

Very tasteful....I don't know the Geoffrey Stoner and William DeVaughn tracks though, so bring a CD with you on Saturday, and I'll trade you Z.Z Hill's a tune ain't it......

Willie & Mighty Magnificents, DJ Frankie Crocker used the track to voice over for a Ton Of Dynamite....but prefer the Loveman myself

So that would be a don't know then

Pete, same way as some of us can't understand why you hate The Carstairs ....it takes all sorts. I agree with Paul, Surrounded By A Ray Of Sunshine, is bloody awful, but if you take it for what it is then it could have been a passable Eurovision entry

Just putting some albums on digital and noticed that the liner notes on the Best of The Fantastic Four, Soul album mentions..."I can't help smiling when they sing "Where Do I Go From Here"....which isn't on the album Has the reviewer, Reggie Goodwin, got his Ric-Tics mixed up and confused Al Kent with the Fantastic Four, or was he sent a promotional copy of the album, which included a version by them ? Anyone know if an unreleased version exists

Amen to that Only divs take dancing lessons

Here's another mixed bag of quality tunes, priced to sell.... Usual deal on condition grading, VG++ means there are some very light surface marks, not the eBay version that deliveres batterd vinyl.... Frankie (Love Man) Crocker - Ton Of Dynamite - Turbo VG only - has surface marks, but plays great 80 SOLD Awesome tune from back in the day - still plenty of plays left in this - oh yes! Delfonics - Loving Him - Philly Groove Ex 10 Classy mid-tempo in-demander Jessie Ferguson - On Sided Deal - Twelve O'Clock M- 10 Awesome deep soul from Florida Jock Mitchell - You May Lose The One You Love - Impact VG+ Promo Stkr on flip 30 More great deep soul Colette Kelly - City Of Fools - Volt WD Ex 40 Big Maybelle - I Can't Wait Any Longer - Rojac WD VG+ WOL 15 SOLD One of her best Steeplechase - Never Coming Back - Polydor WD M- 40 Crossover tune... Magnificents - You Turn Me On - D.T VG++ 75 (couple of clicks on intro) Great version, and the rarest use of the backing track after Clyde Milton Charles Johnson - Good Good Lovin' - Dash M- 30 Uplifting modern soul tune... Dutch Robinson - Can't Get Along Without You - United Artists WD M- 25 SOLD Nice dancer from 77, though not Modern Soul 'cos it was played at Wigan ?? Oscar Wright - Fell In Love / Leave Me Alone - Hemisphere VG++ 40 SOLD Great double-sided 60's...1st label before Fairmount Dorothy Prince - Seek And You'll Find - M-Pac DJ VG++ 60 Great early 60's dancer......very rare on promo James Wayne & Soul Soothers - I've Found Someone / My Last Letter - Key-Lan Ex 90SOLD Great 60's mid-tempo double sider Harvey Averne Band - Central Park - Uptite VG++ 50 SOLD Great and hard to find Uptite release with very similar track to Joe Callier's Ordinary Joe Enchanters - I Should Be Loving You - Delta VG++ 30 Superb group soul Producers - Love Is Amazing / Lady, Lady, Lady - Huff Puff VG++ 20 Nice mid-tempo group soul flipped with instrumental track to What Kind Of Lady Cal Tjader - Soul Sauce - Verve DJ VG++ 20 Halcyon days classic instrumental....nice on promo Vicki Collins - I'm Better - Soulville Ex 8 Nice Eddie Silvers production Sandy & The Pebbles - He's My Kind Of Fellow / My Foolish Little Heart - Mercury WD VG++ 20 Mid-tempo double-sider David Nevin - Love Is In View - Pardner VG++ 25 Great Canadian only modern soul Front Row - Wanting You - TBC Ex 10 Another nice modern soul tune PM me if you need audio, more information or to haggle........ P&P 1 pound Payment by cheque or Paypal.

It's a bootleg, and as far as I'm aware not on any other format.

Get real - Northern Soul dance classes are as naff as Northern Soul earrings, clocks, birthdays cards, and all the rest of the bandwagon jumping that goes on in the pursuit of a fast buck. Kim in baggies - you obviously don't know him He's got a great CV though

The flip of Gerald Trotter sounds much better, they must have figured out the recording equipment in between takes, because it's absolutely awesome

No, the much better flip is though

Yep, I've got a white demo, you don't see too many around but they're out there.

Never seen one Don't believe UK Buddah ever put out white DJ copys, either on paper or interpressed labels

Oh my God Extra bouncers on the doors at Silk this weekend Mind you, I can think of a few people that could use some lessons