Harry Crosby

Was this on any other labels roger? thinking of something like the new younghearts, or kings of hearts can`t remember now just in the back of my mind

Has everyone missed a SLICE OF THE PIE

This could end up being either a classic, or a very silly thread malc

One of the wifes all time favourites top tune

TOASTTOPPER BACON DOWN THE WALLS OF HEATACHES I FRY FOR THE FBI THE SOUP SOUP SONG TIME WILL PASTA YOU BY

It was so funny when i first started going away malc thought wow ive got loads of new friends who want to talk to me

Well put malc, i could talk about that all night

Thought it was a very similar boot but couldn`t remember the difference

Yeh defo booted in the 70`s as said hard record to get on original about £250-£300 i think

Yeh remember the mini bus from newcastle, live up north myself now and have met a couple of lads who used to go to the oval ball

Just had a quick look dave great site good luck mate ENJOY YOUR NEW TOY

Me and my wife decided due to the large amount of oldies/commercial nights in our area to start an underplayed soul night, took a while to get off the ground but we have a dedicated following now, not by anyway a packer but some very intresting music played, as its allmost impossible nowadays to find new tunes, we believe this is another option of moving forward, there is a vast backcatologue of music simply forgotten and may i say some fantastic stuff just lost, a prime example of this is in the crossover friday section on this forum.

Not so much at soul do`s got asked to work the door at a pub once, said i would get free beer all night n paid at the end of the night, ayingerbrau pils!!!!!!!!! bad move was unconcious after about 3 hours

How about a nice BREAKAWAY with your TEE [fletcher]

AND COFFEE WITH 2 SUGAR (PIE DESANTOS)

bacon sandwich with SOUL SOURCE, in a BUN [NY SIGLER]

I`d have had a cup of TEE[FLETCHER] & a johnny HAM pton sandwich

It was allways going well malc till john jeffries n tommy sheridan FELL of the bus

Been thinking about this one and i suppose its all down to the people who youve associated with over the years, we all began with little or no knowledge, and until the age of the computer it was down to wether or not you were dedicated enough to actually sit and listen to your peers, who passed on the knowledge that had been passed on to them possibly in the same way, ive allways found all members of the rare soul scene very accesable to enquiries and have allways been more than happy to pass on there knowledge, so really in that respect for me the answer would have to be the soul scene as a whole and not really one person

Too right there chris, top lad i was just saying to him at gateshead i remeber when me n you used to talk about ric-tic he`s come on leaps n bounds over the last couple of years, then as you say chris the wealth of knowledge in the north east is phenominal, top place for class music n people

Got to agree with dave molloy joan, and of course the sadly missed mr lawson, havn`t seen dave for years now is he still out n about? spent many hours talking to ron pedley and mr tony colby they are both up there for me,don`t know baz atkinson that well but looking at the crossover friday section a wealth of knowledge, also ian ohara ex york now in new zealand, there are so many really it would be hard to find one that stands alone, also gary fields these people have been very influential to me

Not so much a coach story, but was walking down the side of the dancefloor in the main hall at wigan when something hit me on my shoulder, looked down n it was a bag of blue capsules, i didn`t know what they were in those days, one of the lads i was with promptly took them off me n returned later with cash, so it was back to the record bar for me, found out later some poor lad had been busted on the balcony and had just thrown what he had over

Or do as cockney steve from leeds used to do fill it with cans of ale

Good old ron was talking to him the other week, seems to have got him sen sorted now coming up to our anniversary do