Anais nin Carms

Nige and I double decked and this is what I played with my compadre Etta James - Tighten up your own thing William Bell - Born Under a bad sign Anna Bella Ceaser - Little Annie Joannie Lyons & the hitchhikers - You Lied Don Gardner- Tighten up your love bone Victoria Williams & JB Ledbetter - Show some sign Kings of SOul - Girl what have you done Bamboos - Step it up Syl Johnson - Try me Bobby Bland - Yum Yum tree Esquires - State Fair Four Mints - You wanna come back The Chances - It takes more than love alone James Kelly Dushon - In school Fabulous Four - If I knew LP tracks Willie Tee - Ain't that true baby Chris Bartley - Gotta tell somebody

"You make my liver quiver" - Dynamics - You make me feel so good

Chalky whats the track which is heavy on the harmonica in your podcast it think its called let your little light shine ? Is it generally known ? cheers Carms

Thanks Brian , this looks to be the best option for me I shall pop into BR on sat and pick one up hopefully

If you are playing these Chalks I shall make a special attempt to come and listen !

Fu............n hell chalks I just love "Never let go" ! Oh what have i been missing ! I bet I am really late on appreciating these sounds . all I can say is if you have not downloaded these Pods .... get doing it now ! superb sounds. Are you at Skeggy Chalks ... any plans for you and Andy to play there ? I haven't been in a while in fact the last time I saw you was there . More rooms now . I just love this harmonica track ...let your little light shiiiiiiiiiiine baby ....10/10 for this one ! Well its very consistant , not a bad tune in the bunch .

Dare I ask how much are we talking ? bet its expensive . By the way the i believe in you track is delightful ! I really like the one that follows . One woman man ? wow ! Oh whats great about these Podcast is I can download thme on my ipod ! and can sit and listen to them on journeys ..perfect ! Thank you so much xx

I've just subscribed , cant afford not to listen to these , excellent stuff , tuned to my ears for sure

Yes thats the one, thanks for the info . Listening to Chalkys now fab sounds !

I am just listening to this podcast , what a fab way to hear sounds that are not played as the norm by the "apostles" of soul . Have to applaud Andy for doing this. Not many with such a collection would advertise its contents on the net , keeping them close so that you had to travel to hear them. Well not anymore ! and well done you for doing it . This is the kind of attitude that takes the scene forward . I would like to thank Andy for all of us that do struggle to go to nighters that appreciate those sounds that are just not available to us at soul nights. I do hope many more follow his lead . So many great tracks I have not heard before , it really is a joy to hear them. Can anyone tell me who sings Take a look ?

I don't believe the scene is dying , like you Bob i believe you have different crowds wanting different things one isn't killing the other. To be sure those that want to hear the same stuff every week are the greater percentage. But one thing nobody has mentioned is that the same old can also be applied to a sound that may have been played in the last five years and also classed as an expensive rarity. Its a question of how many times do you have to hear any sound before you tire of it. You see many fall into the trap of playing what they know works for others so what then happens is everyone is playing the same sound. before you know it you start to tire of the sound whatever camp it sits in. For me I admire a DJ that changes at least 50% of the sounds with every booking , offers you something fresh and imaginative. Nothing worse than knowing what he/she will play regardless of how much it cost to aquire it. Also someone that is guided by their own taste rather than what works for others is a big plus for me. I love hearing collectors play for the "love" of sharing their collection offers the best scenario where people have played doing it for no payment offers the greatest reward musicaslly. I guess because money isn't involved and the pressure is removed to please the larger crowd along with no reputation to maintain all adds to the best coming out of a player.... there is no fear of failing to please. Yes I find the collectors rooms inspire me the most nowadays.