Kev Cane

See ya later Hans

Willie Mays, mentioned in the brilliant "Under the Street Lamp" Exits and Joe Bataan Kev

On 2 labels, Boo, and Criss Cross, any preference, great record btw

Indeed, we miss Bob greatly, still listen to his shows at least once a week, a great amount of the stuff he was unveiling has really come to the fore these past few years, streets ahead of the crowd IMHO Kev

Would have flew out Stateside John, I can put it out on IG if you want, if you're prepared to sell to the US, you can't dance to it, so market value here is fucked Kev

Must have been, can't imagine that kinda shit going down in Englewood, Cabrini Green or Robert Taylor Homes Kev

Not about how good someone looks on the dance floor, it's all about genuinely feeling and loving the music, that's all that counts IMHO, if you've got that, bollocks to what anyone thinks about your steps, even if you've got 3 left feet, embrace the phenomenon that is SOUL music, and do your own thing, bollocks everyone else Kev

Nice record from King Charles, and the Wailers on Coxone is good, but, few and far between, you can talk as long as you like about the mods and skinheads, but, the appreciation, and understanding of REAL Soul music, and it's purpose, weren't really appreciated IMH, over here, until the mid 80,s onwards, whenst, no longer was the DJ king, collectors embarking on their own digging expeditions t,other side of the pond, unearthing the real stuff, no patronising here, just saying it as I saw it, Reggae had no place at all at any of the magnificent progressive Soul venues I frequented, totally different genre for me, I'm only answering the subject matter, Reggae, for me, has no place at bona fide SOUL events Kev

No chance, East Detroit, South Side of Chicago, Cleveland Ohio, North Philly, Palmer Park DC , etc al, Reggae has no place amongst the American ghetto that gave us the incredible concept that is SOUL music, folk have got to realise, that this phenomenon was never meant for white folk in a dance hall in England, Europe etc, it was meant for Afro Americans, in the the 60s and 70s, to forget their depair in the ghetto, and let their frustrations out on a Saturday night, so where Reggae comes into this is beyond me Kev

Great stuff as usual Hans, looking forward to seeing you all in June, seven of us coming over Kev

"I Want Love" Brent, is superb Kev

Awesome Smudger, the reason I bought this album

Cheers Mike

Still looking, you never know who's checking in Smokey Brooks-Every day is a good day-Rampage Please PM if you can help Kev

Still looking, you never know who's checking in Smokey Brooks-Every day is a good day-Rampage Please PM if you can help Kev