Mines ,

Lenis Guess - For All You've Been

Lenis Guess - For All You've Been

Quality record

Have a listen to him live above in my last listened to ,

winds kept laughing

naughty boy

winds kept laughing

naughty boy

Kenny, wasn't 'Naughty Boy' Mr H via Rod Shard???

Kenny, wasn't 'Naughty Boy' Mr H via Rod Shard???

Dont know,but he used to play it! seeing i used to live at Kebs i might have some idea ..............peanut duck

Syng McGowen - thats what i want.

Both sides of B Hambric.

And the one with the cowboys and indians at the start ?

Checkmates ltd - kissin' her crying for you

Brothers of soul - i'll be coming back

Magnificent men

Magnificent seven

C O Ds - she's fire

Edited September 26, 200916 yr by ken

big frank & the essances

monclaires - wait for me

royal robins

june jackson

bill lucas

cairos

j.d. bryant

gwen davis

tempests - someday

i think during 84 - 85 he was one of the best, without a doubt

Stafford, these two, Keb brilliant, I can hear him now introducing these two, at least I think it was Keb lol

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

The Changing Scene.... c/u Steve Mancha When The City Sleeps

Rich

'Matt Parsons'......

Keb Floorfillers, appeared in the Echoes in 86 or 87.....

Keb 'och aye the newies' as he was once billed at a Buzzard nighter ...

Edited September 26, 200916 yr by Simsy

Lennis Guess-for All Youve Been -DPG - briilliant !

Kenny, wasn't 'Naughty Boy' Mr H via Rod Shard???

think kenny rescued!!! this one from levines cast offs at the farm house trawl amongst others.

kev

definetly wes oliver -keep the faith on starfire -used to love dancing to that back in the day-the record itself my mate Kev Kane got from aycliffe and I really have not seen many about even up to this day!!!

BAZ A

good memories!!!

Keb 'och aye the newies' as he was once billed at a Buzzard nighter ...

that was Dave Withers i think

think kenny rescued!!! this one from levines cast offs at the farm house trawl amongst others.

kev

it was guy who first played it at Stafford

via Rod Shard

Keb Floorfillers, appeared in the Echoes in 86 or 87.....

A few of that list came from Jim Wesiora including JD Bryant

it was guy who first played it at Stafford

via Rod Shard

Yeh but the question wasnt records discovered by Keb

A few of that list came from Jim Wesiora including JD Bryant

aye I know, just thought I'd repost the list

Syng McGowan is a great tune.

ELLIPSIS: People not discovered by Keb but introduced to the scene by him

Keb Floorfillers, appeared in the Echoes in 86 or 87.....

Anyone put (correct) names to the cover ups?

Anyone put (correct) names to the cover ups?

Debonaires

Tina Roberts

Joan Baker

Out A Sights

Monorays

_{I know these have been on SS before but if you missed them worth a listen - The interviews... should still be there I can't open as i'm at work..}

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Anyone put (correct) names to the cover ups?

Edit. Seen Chalky had already replied..

Edited September 26, 200916 yr by Benji

Just guessing...

Honey & Bees - Tina Bryant

Betty Lavette - Joan Baker

Fascinators - Boss Four

Don Ray - Danny ?? (whatever surname was, red label 45 I recall)

forgot the Fascinators, was indeed Boss Four.

Didn't Richard Searling play these at the bum end of the Casino ?

ELLIPSIS: People not discovered by Keb but introduced to the scene by him

You beat me to it Keiran!

one of the best tunes around at the moment IMO. Cheers Keb!

I did not dance to it at the time, But June Jackson on Musette..

Mal.C

The Limelites - Don't Leave Me Baby

The Cairos - Stop Overlooking Me

Little Stanley - The Stran

COD's - She's Fire

The Soul Set - Will You Ever Learn

and the rest...

The Limelites - Don't Leave Me Baby

The Cairos - Stop Overlooking Me

Little Stanley - The Stran

COD's - She's Fire

The Soul Set - Will You Ever Learn

and the rest...

Alan I think your testicles are swolen mate? They look like fookin spacehoppers!!!

Couldn't pick one particular tune from Keb,but I allways loved his style of Dj'ing, full of passion ( sadly missing nower days IMHO ) especially at Stafford alongside Guy Hennigan . You definately knew where you stood with him 'A spade was a spade' so to speak & he told it as it was.

Classic quote from Stafford I'll never forget .... "Listen to this ... Fuxxing Shit Hot .. Now get get of your arses you lazy fxxxers" Brilliant !!

Didn't Richard Searling play these at the bum end of the Casino ?

Some of them, but I guess question was what 45s do you associate with Keb.

Bit surprised Hambric [both sides]gets a mention as if it's Drum 45 this was massive for Richard at Casino. CODs and Topics were Richard's 45s but I bought them off him as he was getting out of 60's really and hadn't played them much. Similarly Royal Robins which I think was off him but maybe Anderson. Can't remember now.

Jackie Day was from US and I cut acetate for Guy. Limelights was a Dave Raistrick discovery Dave and I played at Stafford.

Apart from Hambric we used to play all these at Stafford amongst others but I suppose it all gets mixed up in the memory.

ROD

The Limelites - Don't Leave Me Baby

The Cairos - Stop Overlooking Me

Little Stanley - The Stran

COD's - She's Fire

The Soul Set - Will You Ever Learn

and the rest...

you beat me to those lot Aldo! you can add West Coast Distributers, Fabulous Impacts c/u and Vince Appollo

WAS IT KEB WHO PLAYED LEE MCKINNLEY AND THE MAGNETICS - I'LL KEEP HOLDING ON (SABLE) ?

ANYONE CONFIRM ?

MRMESSYHEAD

So many records and so many memories! So here goes............

Tami Lynn - Run Away (aka 'You My Love')

Dynamic Three - You Said Yeah (c/u as "She Said Yeah " - The Agents)

Azie Mortimer - You Better Get Away (actually "Run Run" by a Swan group I can't remember)

Buddy Smith - When You Lose The One You Love

Gordon Keith - Look Ahead (c/u as "Look Ahead" by Maurice Williams)

Ron Baxter - This Is It (c/u as "I'm Leaving You Now" by Vernon Garrett)

Wendell Watts - Kiss A Good Thing Goodbye

Out Of Sights - For The Rest of My Life

Jackie Follett - I Am What I Am (c/u as "I Am What I Am" - Joyce Kennedy)

George Jackson - That Lonely Night (c/u as "You Know You're Hurtin' Me So" - Otis Pollard)

Andy Fisher - A Wee Bit Longer / My Heart's Beating Stronger (both sides covered as Earl Jackson)

The Matadors - Say Yes Baby (c/u as "Say Yes" by The Chavis Brothers)

Ain't Gonna Run - The Royal Esquires (c/u as "Play The Part Of A Fool" - The Embers)

Why - Willie Mason & All the Kings Men (c/u as "I Wanna Know" - Lou Pride)

The Empires - You're On Top Girl (c/u as "You're On Top Girl" by Johnny Cole)

Royal Five - My Baby Cares For Me (c/u as "Open Your Eyes, I'll Be There" - The Fenways)

The Buck Rogers Movement - Take It From Me Girl (c/u as "Take It From Me" - Trade Martin)

The Chaumonts - Now You've Gone (c/u as Roscoe & Friends - can't remember title)

Little Charles & The Sidewinders - It's A Heartache (c/u as "Watch Out For The Heartaches" - Sam Coltrane)

Little John - Just Wait & See (c/u as "I'm The Only One" - Jimmy Raye)

The Jackson Brothers - I've Gotta Hear It From You (c/u as "Somebody Told Me" - Rufus Lumley)

Tony Galla - "In Love" (c/u as "Being In Love With You" - Winfield Parker)

The Strands - The Breeze From The Trees

Soul Set - Will You Ever Learn / Please Don't Make Me Cry

H B Barnum - It Hurts Too Much To Cry (c/u as "It Hurts Too Much To Cry" - George Kennedy)

Jesse Davis - Gonna Hang On In There Girl (c/u as "Hang On In There" - 'James' Vanelli. He actually announced it as James Vanelli, though I think a lot of people still call it the old Johnny Vanelli cover-up)

The Venturas - Heart Of Love

The Springers - Nothing's Too Good For My Baby (c/u as "My Baby" - Ron Banks)

The Ebonies - You Got What I Want (c/u as "Baby You Know It" - The Chandlers)

Bobby Sansom - The Happiest Day of My Life

Can anyone help with a track he was playing around '86 called something like "Help Is On The Way"? Just looking for artist/title/label details, not the record itself!

Edited September 26, 200916 yr by Gene-R

Can anyone help with a track he was playing around '86 called something like "Help Is On The Way"? Just looking for artist/title/label details, not the record itself!

Edited September 26, 200916 yr by simon t

Can anyone help with a track he was playing around '86 called something like "Help Is On The Way"? Just looking for artist/title/label details, not the record itself!

From the SSS Int L.P.'Van McCoy & Friends - Dancin'

Also contains

'Just another dress rehearsal' & 'Ain't got no love'

Edited September 26, 200916 yr by simon t

From the SSS Int L.P.'Van McCoy & Friends - Dancin'

Also contains

'Just another dress rehearsal' & 'Ain't got no love'

Excellent - thanks Simon!

Couldn't pick one particular tune from Keb,but I allways loved his style of Dj'ing, full of passion ( sadly missing nower days IMHO ) especially at Stafford alongside Guy Hennigan . You definately knew where you stood with him 'A spade was a spade' so to speak & he told it as it was.

Classic quote from Stafford I'll never forget .... "Listen to this ... Fuxxing Shit Hot .. Now get get of your arses you lazy fxxxers" Brilliant !!

And "Dance you w*nkers"!

i think during 84 - 85 he was one of the best, without a doubt

Would agree with you completely Trev.

Universal "Diamonds & Pearls" / The Other Bros "Gonna Find a love" / Larry Reynolds "Sweet Tooth"

Lenis Guess - For All You've Been

A man of taste.....the deep and sinister side of the 60's newie!!

Cheers,

Mark R

Stafford, these two, Keb brilliant, I can hear him now introducing these two, at least I think it was Keb lol

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

Freddie Houston is a fantastic record.........Herb Ward "I Wouldn't Have Gone" was the c/u title wasn't it?

Cheers,

Mark R

Was Keb the first to play " You My Love " ?

Edited September 27, 200916 yr by 123-motown

I'm only really familiar with Keb's contribution to (and creating of) the deep funk scene, but this clip always brings a smile to my face. A living legend who'll live long after other living legends have died...

"He works as a labourer on a local building site!"

So many records and so many memories! So here goes............

Tami Lynn - Run Away (aka 'You My Love')

Dynamic Three - You Said Yeah (c/u as "She Said Yeah " - The Agents)

Azie Mortimer - You Better Get Away (actually "Run Run" by a Swan group I can't remember)

Buddy Smith - When You Lose The One You Love

Gordon Keith - Look Ahead (c/u as "Look Ahead" by Maurice Williams)

Ron Baxter - This Is It (c/u as "I'm Leaving You Now" by Vernon Garrett)

Wendell Watts - Kiss A Good Thing Goodbye

Out Of Sights - For The Rest of My Life

Jackie Follett - I Am What I Am (c/u as "I Am What I Am" - Joyce Kennedy)

George Jackson - That Lonely Night (c/u as "You Know You're Hurtin' Me So" - Otis Pollard)

Andy Fisher - A Wee Bit Longer / My Heart's Beating Stronger (both sides covered as Earl Jackson)

The Matadors - Say Yes Baby (c/u as "Say Yes" by The Chavis Brothers)

Ain't Gonna Run - The Royal Esquires (c/u as "Play The Part Of A Fool" - The Embers)

Why - Willie Mason & All the Kings Men (c/u as "I Wanna Know" - Lou Pride)

The Empires - You're On Top Girl (c/u as "You're On Top Girl" by Johnny Cole)

Royal Five - My Baby Cares For Me (c/u as "Open Your Eyes, I'll Be There" - The Fenways)

The Buck Rogers Movement - Take It From Me Girl (c/u as "Take It From Me" - Trade Martin)

The Chaumonts - Now You've Gone (c/u as Roscoe & Friends - can't remember title) "Nowhere To Hide" Pat Brady, but, Keb & Guy both hammered it

Little Charles & The Sidewinders - It's A Heartache (c/u as "Watch Out For The Heartaches" - Sam Coltrane) Pat Brady record surely

Little John - Just Wait & See (c/u as "I'm The Only One" - Jimmy Raye)

The Jackson Brothers - I've Gotta Hear It From You (c/u as "Somebody Told Me" - Rufus Lumley)

Tony Galla - "In Love" (c/u as "Being In Love With You" - Winfield Parker)

The Strands - The Breeze From The Trees

Soul Set - Will You Ever Learn / Please Don't Make Me Cry

H B Barnum - It Hurts Too Much To Cry (c/u as "It Hurts Too Much To Cry" - George Kennedy)

Jesse Davis - Gonna Hang On In There Girl (c/u as "Hang On In There" - 'James' Vanelli. He actually announced it as James Vanelli, though I think a lot of people still call it the old Johnny Vanelli cover-up)

The Venturas - Heart Of Love Guy Hennigan Keb played Baby Be Mine on Daniels

The Springers - Nothing's Too Good For My Baby (c/u as "My Baby" - EDDIE Banks)

The Ebonies - You Got What I Want (c/u as "Baby You Know It" - The Chandlers)

Bobby Sansom - The Happiest Day of My Life

Can anyone help with a track he was playing around '86 called something like "Help Is On The Way"? Just looking for artist/title/label details, not the record itself!

Anyone mentioned the Citations?

Little Ron & Esquires as Sims Twins

Charles Mann Hey Little Girl

King George-Midtown

Headlines and Penny North on Luau

Oscar Perry-Face Reality-Feron

Trennells-Blessed With A Love

Edited September 29, 200916 yr by Tony Smith

Oscar Perry-Face Reality-Feron

I tend to remember his storming tunes like this one, but he also had an ear for some of the slower stuff, and despite it rarely being played anywhere, probably because its a cheapie, but

June Conquest - Almost Persuaded, (Laura Green c/u) always makes me think of Keb.

Am I right or is my mind playing tricks?

Another fast one I cant see mentioned

The Miller Sisters - Your Love (is guaranteed). He uncovered it at an alldayer in Tamworth, after a Stafford niter, and sold it to me for £6.

Edited September 29, 200916 yr by in town Mikey

june conquest - almost persuaded -

june conquest - almost persuaded -

Quality beat ballad that is so underplayed nowadays , thanks for posting it ,