mischief

I'm on a record-buying ban from my wife as its Christmas.. Well I had yesterday afternoon off, so I popped into a little record shop I know and picked up the following, I just wanted to tell someone as I can't tell her.. And they had a pre-Christmas sale on so I got 20% off the total as well WALK ON BY ME - LULA REED £10 PLEASE DON'T GO _ JESSIE CRAWFORD DEEP IN THE HEART OF HARLEM - CLYDE McPHATTER £5 WHAT MORE COULD A BOY ASK FOR - DETROIT SPINNERS LP £7 HOME IS WHERE THE HEART IS - BOBBY WOMACK CBS £4 THE RECORD - BEN E KING £5 WHERE ARE ALL MY FRIENDS - HAROLD MELVIN £2 ARE YOU READY FOR LOVE - DETROIT SPINNERS £4 INTEGRITY - ARETHA £3 YOUR SONG - THE DELLS £4

If all else fails

[ a great track on the L.p is Roscoe Shelton...... you're the dream, which is an unreleased ss7 track. Excellent track I have that on a Roscoe Shelton (charley) LP.. Funny they used this tune in the Blue Juice film.

While on the subject of Jackie, The B-side to "HAUNTED HOUSE" - "TRAVELING ON" is blinding

I slow it down slightly just a couple -2.. Funny enough i've played this at scooter Rallies and at Northern do's and it seems to go down better at Rallies.. but I'll keep playing it.

They played it a bit in Soul in the sun in April... I found when I had a couple of jugs of sangria.. it become a top dancer, as if the words are wrote just for me.. (This was tried and tested to the full and it worked)

I can go and buy all them 12" reissues from HMV and they can have them for £25 each.

Just out of intrest whats it worth now. Salsoul? underworld? cheers

Maybe do a play list thread each week.. When i've looked at the playlists theres a couple of things on peoples playlists that I've got and not played out or just not played out for a while..

Don't know got mine off a mate for a £5er but think its a boot as the sound quality is pants.. Dave where was you Saturday Night?

Is it a good version.. I like ChucK Jacksons but spooky and sue is to high pitched for me (bit pinky and perky)

Farnborough was excellent, are you going to Lightwater on the 4th if so come and say hello.. Chuck Jackson I bought the LP (which I've forgot what it is called now) will look tonight and pm you tomorrow) unless anyone else can remember LP name. I paid £20 for that but you can get on 45 Theres a couple of 45's on Gemm $20 and $26 https://www.gemm.com/ddc/search.pl?&disp_ad...ING&media=45RPM Catch you later :diablo:

sitting finishing off at work, and checking out whats happening on here, I thought how about each Sunday or Monday if anyone has dj'd over the weekend there is some where for there playlists.. Not what they wish they had played or if they had they would have played, just a plain list.. So we can see whats getting played by Soul Source members when they are out and about.. If they have read on here of a record then played it out. For example I've played .... Deliver the love - Phylis hyman..... Out that was on one of the Cd swap things we done.. I'll start here now. West Farnborough club Hants. (sorry I did put this on another thread before I thought of doing this) Top of the stairs - Ashford & Simpson I only get this feeling - Chuck Jackson Giving it all to you - Cheryl Berdell Your song - the dells Cashing in - voices of east harlem Ready willing and able - Jimmy Holiday and Clydie King Our love will grow - the showmen Change my darkness into light - the flirtations I gotta let you go - Martha reeves Baby I'm coming home - Mack rice I'll love you till the cows come home - Clyde Mcphatter Comin down - Jackie Shane Say I do - Jackie Wilson & Linda Hopkins Try a little harder - the fi-dels The pain gets a little deeper - Darrow Fletcher Ain't no mountain high enough - Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell Mischief 20/11/04 :dance: :dance: :dance:

When we did the last Morden, we had problems with the venue, they forgot to put us in there diary so with a couple of phone calls and a lot of stress we found a pub that would have us after the Crystal palace match ended.. They had gear all set up but no decks.. we only had one with us (venue at morden had decks fitted in so we never needed our own, just a spare in case) anyway the landlord of the pub said we could use he's laptop as it had 5000 downloads in it (notice I never called them records as it would have to be a big laptop to fit all them in ) But even though it was there, and all you had to do was press a button.. all the dj's said they would rather talk between the records and use one deck and no cueing in - than use the laptop.

they were surprised at how different the popcorn scene is. link

:diablo: I don't think it's passion, I think we are a bit odd. I went to dinner the other night, with people from work... Conversation went along the lines of (me) "blah blah blah you listern to chart music because the media tells you to...Blah Blah Blah. You have no idea of whats out there. Blah Blah Blah. I'll do you a cd so you can under stand real SOUL music.." 1 week later. "Paul that cd was good but it was just music why do you go on, and get so passionate about it?" How do you explain it's not just the music, it's the sound, the words, when the artist sang the ment it, they never sang to there bank manager they sang from there heart... and its special to own the orignal record, to look at the label, to check the vinyl... You all know you can go on here so is it a Passion or is it Odd? If I talked about trains, as much i'd be sad.. :Fck_off_by_nulltarget: (sitting at work listerning to ---TERRY COLLINS - I. L.O.V.E. Y.O.U)

I remember reading somewhere about "Wade in the water" coming from an old slave song.. can't remeber all the facts but have been looking on the internet and found this website.. The first link is about Wade in the water the second is about the history of Soul.. Now i'm not going to quote any of it but it's there to read and intresting as well.. But reason i've looked in to this is, if Wade in the water comes from an old slave song that must make it in the line up as one of the oldest soul songs!!!! https://www.localdial.com/users/jsyedu133/S...pages/coded.htm https://www.localdial.com/users/jsyedu133/S...gpages/the5.htm

Just picked up Standing in the shadows of Motown on DVD for £6.99 in HMV sale Thought i'd let you all know it's better than paying £20 for it and well worth seeing... I think anyone with an intrest in Motown should try and watch it..

on the SOUL label Major Lance "Think about the love we had" 'NOW ARRIVING' LP 2 great tracks on there and i've played both out can't remember the name of the other one... I was told it was the last album to come out on the SOUL label...

Cheers all, the reason I asked is I have it on a Detroit Spinners "greatest hits" album (Tamla Motown).. I thought if it was on a greatest hits album it must have been a greatest hit!!!! (silly me) Thanks again everyone

Can anyone tell me was the Detroit Spinners/Spinners "what more could a boy ask for" issued on 45... if so how much does it go for if not what album is it on... Many thanks Mischief think thats the right title...

I hope so.... as my copy which I bought as an issue ( not sure now - is it a boot -anyone?) Mine has a complete differnt number and it has black on the label behind the "Giant" so it's white writing on top of black.. Hope your with me here...

June Conquest is excellent.. my favourite recent cheapie would have to be Fontella Bass - Lucky In Love.. also about a tenner. Closely followed by Carl Carlton - I Can Feel It which I got for £4.99. That Fontella bass - lucky in love is excellent... check out her I can't rest...

Top tune thanks Richard .. and I have spun it out a couple of times, infact think i'll give it a spin at Hemsby, in a couple of weeks time....

Funny enough I bought that after the CD swap as well... i'll go home and check mine tonight!!!