Kev Cane

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

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

Try The Temptations version Rob, Ruffin in top form Kev

Should pick the EG Taylor up for £30, The flip "Pick yourself up" is awesome Kev

Awesome set

Looking for Individuals-May I-Fresh I have Excellent promo copy of in demand Gene Redding-I Got Soul/I need your loving-Bell PM If you can help Kev

It ain't a rare one, must be a one out there Would swap Excellent promo of in demand Gene Redding-I Got Soul/I need your loving-Bell Kev

Great listening to stuff like this on the CD's Chris, but listening to it on a system with a beer in your hand and like minded soul fans, well, it don't get better than that, Brian and Steve deserve massive credit for sticking to their guns and having the cojones to stay with it. Fantastic stuff all round Kev

Those looking for "True love is hard to find" will find it on the flip, I know it has gathered a good following lately

Fantastic stuff Dave, fave for me, James Brown-You took my heart, will try and get up to see you Kev

Superb playlists, some real thinking outside the box stuff in all the sets

Still looking, unashamed bump Kev

And Dave has 2 in his great spot Chris, Chubby being their previous name Kev

Freddie Hughes was one half of the Casanova Two I reckon John, It definitely sounds like him, and he wrote it, BTW, I thought it was easy to tell visually aswell as sound, I have had both boots, white and orange and have an original, the print and overall look of the original is a lot more sharper and proper looking

Its always a wrench when we can't make it, another incredible mix of all things soulful, but even bigger wrench this time seeing we missed Flanny, great stuff again lads, temporary loan of seats has expired, see you all in August Kev

​Still on the look out for this Please PM If you can help Kev

​Everybody here is still trying to take this in Harry. Such a popular infectious character, everyone was just talking to him the other day. He was as happy as he has ever been when he was tragically taken, him and Lydia enjoying each other and life to the full, lets not forget he was a cracking little footballer aswell, played for me on a sunday morning for years, whenever we got ourselves in the shit (and it was often) Phil would dig us out of it single handed with his dazzling wing play to the extent I would be shouting and screaming at the others to give him a week off, but, he loved doing it I think, and wouldn't have had it any other way. He was bang into collecting records again, remember him excitingly telling me in Tesco that he had just acquired a demo of The Casanova Two, was DJing at a few venues aswell. We will all miss him, that is not a throw away cliche, the man is that popular. God bless you Phil Kev

Don't think the yardstick should be whether the singer is white, although the examples rightly submitted are predominantly white, I think, especially where vocal groups are concerned, we would be surprised at some great soul records would probably turn out to be white groups, Temptones for example, white, but certainly not pop Kev

Out of the stuff worth watching and listening to I only caught Curtis, it was fantastic to see and hear that distinctive and beautiful Curtom sound in all its glory blending with the genius that is Curtis Mayfield. Kev

She also fronted Brainstorm aswell Mike, fantastic singer

Thoroughly enjoyable Rob, some great stuff on there new to me Kev

Still looking, give me a shout if you can help Kev

Great sets Dave, Tommy Tate and Congenial Four big faves in this house, must have sounded great pl;ayed out

We had the same problem with Newton Aycliffe Byrney, I don,t mind a history lesson, as long as the lecturer has their facts in front of them, 80,s and early 90,s were given a wide birth

In a nut shell Chalkster Enough said, lets move on