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R.I.P Steve Aldo

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Posted by Simsy

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R.I.P Steve Aldo

Saddened to hear of the passing of Edward Bedford (AKA Steve Aldo).

The '60s singer from Liverpool was Merseybeat's own black R&B/soul guy and had a cracking voice.

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    Guest johnny hart

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    Stevie Aldo&Fix ,one of the first live soul singers I ever saw regularly at the Mardi Gras club in Mount Pleasant ,Liverpool. As a 16 year old this guy was the Real Deal interpreting live what we heard only on disc.Truly an icon to me and a super cool dude.Wonderful talent,made a great contribution to the Mersey soul scene .Respect Stevie.

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    Corbett80

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    'You're Absolutely Right' is one of my favourite British soul releases. Really fantastic club soul sound. Sad to hear of his passing.

     

    Look how cool he was back in the day too. Sharp! :thumbsup:

     

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    Souljer6

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    Better than the original. Never let it go. R.I.P.   Steve

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    Mike

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    note the below comments were posted originally under a diff comment system - background changes to the system meant that had to transfer them across by hand

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    johnny hart  230

    Posted March 15 · Flag

    Stevie Aldo&Fix ,one of the first live soul singers I ever saw regularly at the Mardi Gras club in Mount Pleasant ,Liverpool. As a 16 year old this guy was the Real Deal interpreting live what we heard only on disc.Truly an icon to me and a super cool dude.Wonderful talent,made a great contribution to the Mersey soul scene .Respect Stevie.

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    Soul-Slider  246

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    corbett80  571

    Posted March 15 (edited) · Flag

    'You're Absolutely Right' is one of my favourite British soul releases. Really fantastic club soul sound. Sad to hear of his passing.

     

    Look how cool he was back in the day too. Sharp! :thumbsup: 

     

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    Souljer6  46

    Posted March 20 · Flag

    Better than the original. Never let it go. R.I.P.   Steve

     

    note the above comments were posted originally under a diff comment system - background changes to the system meant that had to transfer them across by hand

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