Kev Cane

Plenty I don't know there Pete,but I know they will be good, many thanks for your support the previous day and night, Steve and Brian got a good thing going down there, we will be descending on it soon Kev

Some people just want it all for themselves, you are in a good place over there, loads of good collectors who I am sure will admire the fact you are collecting at such a young age, Sigs, Robert Galan, Arlene Soulera 5150, Angel Garcia, George Miller Jay and Greg Belson are all down your way and I am sure they would pass on their knowledge to you, in the North, Vic Vasquez, Sleeps, Duke, Cameron Thompson, Deleon brothers etc are all good guys who like sharing the heat. Good on you, keep digging for them gems and ask any of the guys I have mentioned if you need to know anything. Kev

Superb Nicola, Individuals, William Bell and Barbara Acklin just awesome xx

Will be round the table with my mates Pete and Gaz Carl to see what we can agree on Kev

Thanks Tony for the kind comments, it means a hell of a lot to Pete, Gaz and myself and gives us the enthusiasm and motivation to press on and sustain the standards set by the inception of Sweet, Deep and Soulful, great to see you Tony, will keep you up to speed Kev

Brilliant stuff, was going to play James Wayne in Durham Kev

Thanks Jakob, get well soon, will keep you posted Kev

Many thanks for agreeing to help us out at such short notice, my sentiments also to Jakob for a speedy recovery, to hear Double O Domingoes played out at a venue was priceless Steve, Donald Lee Richardson was another beauty as was Love Experience prior to Double O, and on and on, exactly the kind of stuff we were wanting, got lots of good feedback for Steve and Chris but I knew all about them beforehand so no surprises for me there, both of these genuine guys welcome back anytime Kev

Say no more Steve, all I can say is, time for another CD swap Kev

Wow Brian, what must Dyson Faces have sounded like played out loud

Thanks Sigs, we certainly tried our best to, thanks for the kind words,I put a few pics on IG Kev

Awesome collection of Sweet Soul gems Chris, every one a gem, but if I had to pick out any of them as standouts from a standout set it would be a long time fave of mine Devastations-What makes me feel this way, so bloody good and so rare, when you have a chance to be in a room when its played out its an unbelievable experience, also the incredible Mel Production Band-Tears from the rain, awesome and really tough to find. Great to hear all of this played out amongst like minded Soul fans. Fantastic Chris, great to have you and Andy Etheridge up in the North East. Kev

Hi Mike, many thanks for the kind words, the only way I would get involved in an event was to do this, instead of CD swaps and confining your Soul sessions to your record room because you can't dance to the Soul music you love, it's time it became the Main Event and played out instead of a couple of hours here and there in a backroom on an afternoon at a Weekender. Kev

A big thanks to Chris Huggins and Steve Scotney lighting up a great day at our inception of the celebration of Sweet, Deep and mid-tempo Soul Here is what I played 1st set Congenial Four-You played the part of a loser Knight Brothers-Tried so hard to please her Jo and the Outcast-Why Baby Danny White-King for a day Carltons-I'm a man Mike James Kirkland and Censations-There's nothing I can do about it Four Mints-Can't get strung out Zoom-Love seasons Shock-Why should I forgive you Moses Dillard-I got to find a way Diplomats-Accept me Crosstown Express-Let me try Naturals-Different girls Sass-I only wanted to love her Visitors-My love is ready and waiting 7 Nombres-Listen people 2nd set Devilles-One more time Unlimited Four-True love is hard to find Raymond Martin-I,m guilty Kals Kids-Long lonely broken hearted Watchtower-Forever Together Brothers of Soul-Can't get you off my mind Richie Cee-Games too cold blues Soul Meditations-Someone to hold me Tommy Tate-We don't Manhattans-Follow your heart Archie Bell-Love is gonna rain down on you (Glades version) Masterplan-Clinton Park Hamilton Movement-Your love brings out the man in James Dee-Jealous over love 3rd set George Campbell-So much love Frank Tenella-You came along and changed my life 5 Stepping Stars-Making love Church-How long Joy Inc-Crying for your love Reverend Robert Welch-He holds tomorrow Mantis-I know Dramatics-Don't make me no promises Ernie Johnson-You're about to succeed Unique-Here we go again Richard Smith-I don't wanna cry Unity-Love is all we have left Archie Bell-Just a little bit closer Great turnout for the first one, I will be putting Steve Scotney's playlist up soon as I picked it up with mine by mistake Kev

From the boys who gave you "Love Stormy Weather" get yourselves to Durham, September 17th for gems like this at "Sweet, Deep and Soulful Kev

Agreed Carl, its time it became the Main Event, as you well know we are striving for this on September 17th with Sweet, Deep and Soulful in Durham City, great boost to see your playlists Carl before we embark on ours, thanks for posting Kev

Simply awesome sets, hearing H. Andrews-One more chance out loud must have been something else, did you play the full 10mins ? Kev

Awesome want Kev

Curtis Mayfield is in Dirty Harry, the nut who is doing all the killing is being followed by Clint, so he goes to some derelict building and pays Curtis Mayfield to fill him in therefore making it look like police harassment and brutality on Clints part, hilarious bit is where the freak calls Curtis a black mutha f-----, so Curtis gives him another good hiding and says "this ones on the house" Kev

It is an awesome record Mike, Sam Dees penned, Philly production, great lyrics as you would expect, brilliantly delivered Kev

Yes, he put it on Instagram aswell

Its on the "Soul Superman" album

George Campbell NOW SORTED THANKS

Superb Pete Kev

Agreed, some great versions of this about, but for me, this is the one, Knight Brothers will definitely feature in Durham City on September 17th Kev