Kev Cane
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TWO THINGS THAT ARE KILLING THE SOUL SCENE
Kev Cane replied to Speedlimit's topic in All About the SOUL
Hi Jim Sorry, got to disagree, the mid 80,s through early 90's for me was a golden era, plenty going on, it was fantastic because it was defo underground, new discovered sounds to be heard most weeks, no retro circus, just enough venues to keep you occupied most weeks, 100 Club, Mexboro, Swan Mansfield, Shotts Allenton, Blackburn, everyone just moved around a good core of quality venues. Great days Kev- 235 comments
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Florida Spiritulaires-I remember when-Ernies Record Parade lovely white demo in excellent condition £55 inc postage Paypal family and friends ***SOLD*** Kev
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Awesome stuff Sammy, every track a winner, Donnie Wells and Soul Clinic the pick of a great bunch BTW, listening to pod "This may be the last time" now, equally as good Kev
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Cheers Sammy, really looking forward to this, only know Valdons, Johnny and The Expressions, Bonnevilles and Ambassadors and they are all great Kev
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Will listen tomoz, any chance of a playlist Sammy Kev
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Excellent condition, lovely white promo, mid-tempo 70,s magic £65 postage included Paypal friends and family Florida Spiritulaires-I Remember-Ernie's Record Parade https://youtu.be/mVfcg0G8PJQ PM If intersted Kev
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New to me Chris, love it, thanks for posting Kev
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From the "Black Moses" double set, my fave, not for the dancing brigade, but oh so soulful
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Isaac Hayes best version for me, Chuck Brown and Soul Searchers also very good, Jerry Butler, close second to Ike Ke
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It was all brilliant Chris, listened to it while I had my monthly bath so can only comment on the tracks I already knew, which wasn't many, will give it another listen tomoz and look at playlist Kev
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Fantastic stuff Dave, to give it it's just description "firme rola's" Kev
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Any chance of a playlist Kris ? Kev
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It is mate, waiting for my son to get up so I can blast it upstairs again
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Really looking forward to listening to this, monday afternoon free day, only have the Forth Session, so plenty of new stuff for these ears Kev
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The perfect delivery, getting her point over without over doing it, Debbie Taylor-I don't wanna leave you, perfect example of how it's done IMHO Kev
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Yes, never been a fan of the "who screams loudest is most soulful" ethic, you see them on X Factor trying to emulate it and I think its cringeworthy, they start screeching the crowd starts cheering more, the reaction of the judges, the whole thing is embarrassing, Aretha knew when to rein it in, Gladys is incredible and Shirley Brown another of my faves, must say I like Loleatta and Linda, "Cry to me" set is a big fave in this house Kev
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"We did it baby" is a fantastic record, both sides Kev
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All of their records are very good and very hard to find, this is probably the one with the bigger demand, appealing to dancers and sweet soul collectors, good luck in your search Kev
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Looking for Individuals-May I-Fresh, will buy or consider trades PM If you can help Kev
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Dito for me aswell Leo Kev
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Also Frankie Seay and The Soul Riders-Hold on-Tropical, brilliant aswell might I add Kev
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Album track from 1966, Temps, "Solo Years" when it came to versatility the Temps were the masters for me, all of them could take the lead, and some people rightly argue that this fella was the best of them all, Paul Williams
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Originals-Baby I'm For Real "Smokey-Ooh Baby Baby David Ruffin-Smilin Faces Gladys Knight-Do you love me (Just a little bit) Kev
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Try The Temptations version Rob, Ruffin in top form Kev
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Should pick the EG Taylor up for £30, The flip "Pick yourself up" is awesome Kev