HI ALL DOES ANYONE FOLLOW NOGGERS DAILY PLAY, IF SO??

As i play records every day, often I think when was this last played or has this been played or do you know this, well lets here your recommended record of the day, keep it to just 1 45 and 1 LP.

My LP of the day is MOCKINGBIRD INEZ & CHARLIE FOX - SUE ILP 911 **** Current value about £50+

Great LP club soul class, every track is a winner and will bring the MOD in you to the top, recommended.

45 of the day, most of you will have so play it as son as you can as i still cant do the sound clip thing.

from the pen of BERRY GORDY, MARV JOHNSON - DON'T LEAVE ME - LONDON HL-T9013

1859 THIS WAS RELEASED? And it was one of the 1st SOUL records plus TAMLA,

this is a great record and a must have for any young DJ to play and to learn about the roots of SOUL

value £car boot cheap rate *****

DAVE K

Can`t find a clip anywhere, but been playing this one this morning. Another fantastic piece of work by Mike Terry

BROTHERS OF LOVE-MY HEARTS IN TROUBLE-INTREPID

https://youtu.be/n8pQrhjfyvY

Reached onto my shelves, pulled out a handful of records and this was on top, that'll do - for sure...

https://youtu.be/Z6LieN6AnNg

just wish she'd cut the 45 at the same speed she applied to the 'live' Watts/stax VERSION, would have been an all-time Northern classic!

Back from a fantastic 4 days in Mull (Eagles, Buzzards & Falcons in abundance), so here's mine for today.

Slow to start but what a double sider.

Barbara Banks - Sonny Boy (flip to Night Time Feeling)

HI I totally agree with that one, 2 great sides, and one of the first US imports that I had?

My latest record out of my box? no I am sober. I played down the phone (as you do!} is a forgottenn jem on the B side of the MOD CLASSIC "back to Georgia". "I'm a lonely boy" has all theingredientss to be a top play on todays scene, PYE INTERNATIONAL 7N35239 RATED ***** VALUE £40-50 ISSUE, DEMO?? However I got a cop last week of Ebay £5.08 in EX condition, if someone has a sound clip please, buy it blind if you don't no it, I promise you will love it. DAVE

Got it on Wand, as you say, Great Tune for not a lot

T

SS

It was released as a mail order give away from a Crisp company..........Frito-Lay Potato Chip company.

Hence it came out under the Capitol Creative Products banner.

Has a "Seekers" track (can't remember which one without digging it out) on the other side.

Didn't know it came out on an EP

Cheers

Martyn

Also released on one of those Juke Box Mini LP things ( Soulin' ?? with out checking))-which is the one I got.

ATB

Tony

Also released on one of those Juke Box Mini LP things ( Soulin' ?? with out checking))-which is the one I got.

ATB

Tony

Tony

Bloody hell it's came out on allsorts

Thanks for that

Cheers

HAPPY HALLOWEEN..HAVE TO LOOK AFTER MY GOOLIES TO-NIGHT.

MM AS THERE AIN'T MANY TO PICK FOR TO-DAY? THIS I GOT OF MICK SMITH IN 1975.

"The LURCH" - TED CASSIDAY - CAPITOL UK CL 15423 A, OK! IT's a POP RECORD, VALUE £25 DEMO, But it is a good one, from the box, getting it's yearly play RATE***

I was going to pick the TORCH PLAY from CHICAGO. What's it called? DAVE

Bit of Memphis mid tempo crossover, flip to the funky "Take A Giant Step, I prefer this side myself

LaCleve Milon - Your Love

steve

https://youtu.be/fQ6OMJ6Jw3s

wow, so many good posts, i've been lost in parties all halloween weekend but here's a nice cheapie from my collection, 2 great sides here as well

JESSE JAMES "If You're Lonely, Take My Hand" / "Green Power"

https://youtu.be/469x4OmDIKo

looks like green power isn't on the tube, oh well, it's great

Two great sides....

This one this morning... anyone going Southampton tonight?

UGH, NOW THERE"S ONE I REGRET SELLING!

Another sweet soul offering .. C/o written by Bobby Patterson.......TUUNE!!!!!!!!

"I need you more than ever , Purleeeeese!!" today's ear worm

https://youtu.be/-JLC9swHziQ

Quite possibly the sexiest middle eight ever....JEAN BATTLE, fantastic super cheapo from the pen of SAM DEES, awesome southern dancer...

ABC release for Eddie Holman....

Bought this today...........just love those horns & what a voice.

Louise Murray-The Love I Give Verve Demo

Cheers

Martyn

Al wilson " Be Concerned " Playboy From 1976 another cheepie

Soul at its best

Brenda Holloway "I've Been Good To You" US Tamla Promo

I am playing the vinyl but have no video, so you tooby it is. At 2' 05" to 2.13" her voice is just amazing!!

I have never seen this tune on a 45 ? I to would be interested to know if it did make it to that format ? Another from the LP

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aA0dI4hIB5g&feature=results_video&playnext=1&list=PL99898968FE12964C

I have a dcp demo of this track on 45...Only problem is it's Teddy Randazzo and not Little Anthony

HI ALL The First pick is from of me box, and was played at the Event of the Year "TORCH 11" last Saturday night, sounded excel ant, the vocal by BOBBY WELLS - BEACON 102 is rare on original yellow label and big at the WHEEL Manchester, however the Inst that come to the UK as ships ballast in 1971 was a TORCH spin "the PSYCHEDELIC THEME" It's got a nice flip side also

my record for today from in my box, is another UK Release on PYE INTERNATIONAL 7N 25492 "PUTIN IT ON, PUTTIN# IT OFF" Again this sounds right to me, and would easy fit in with much roarer current music, the A side is also excel ant more up-tempo, but a great dancer,

Again this is another recommended record and a bit hard to find, Value ISSUE £20+, DEMO £40+, If played demand could easy double the value.

this DEMO was £5 from EBAY, 2 GREAT SOUL SIDES ***** SSHHUSH DAVE, KEEP IT AS A SECRET SOUND!

Dave had this for a long time on demo...the b side Puttin it off is the better side.Is it a us jobbie or UK,always wondered if it was the Outer Limits from leeds

JUST HAD THIS LAND ON THE MAT MAKES A CHANGE FROM DIGGING

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gY4en9VC3hw

KEV

Edited November 1, 201113 yr by kevinsoulman

Bought this today...........just love those horns & what a voice.

Louise Murray-The Love I Give Verve Demo

Cheers

Martyn

Brilliant tune-another I must remember to play out

T

Another cheapy on Phillips getting regular plays in my front room..........

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used to play this at the marrs barr allniter then most recently at derby assembly rooms,,,,,brilliant oldie

Her voice.....

Joe Armstead " A stone good lover" Giant. Mike Terry Produced From 1968

This just oozes SEX! Another I can listen to over & over.

Brilliant tune-another I must remember to play out

T

T

Think that's what's great about this thread,some great stuff been thrown up that makes you think "I must dig that out & stick it in the playbox...........again"

Been after a Louise for awhile now but hasn't been the easiest tune to track down even though it's a cheapie?

Cheers

Martyn

One of my fave inst at the moment.LP only as far as I know,off the Viva Soul Atlantic LP.It's a great LP with about 5 or 6 really great tracks on it.It's got "the" version of Wishing & Hoping on it (would have put that up but couldn't find it on You Tube),far better then Billy Keene's version imo.

The Harvey Averne Dozen-The Word Atlantic LP

Fact for the day.......credited to Lennon & McCartney.

Cheers

Martyn

Edited November 2, 201113 yr by hullsoul

"This time" - picture is not Joyce Hopson btw...).

"I surrender to you" - Joyce Hopson....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sg_wHhbH2qU

Edited November 2, 201113 yr by KevH

Have always loved this cracking B-Side from the girls...A fine example of Girly Motown, with a great backing track in full groove...

CRACKING BIT OF US ONLY MOTOWN TODAY FROM 1970, WHICH I HAD NOT HEARD TILL I BOUGHT IT RECENTLY DAVID & JIMMY RUFFIN

KEV

I remember getting a copy of that DAVID AND JIMMY RUFFIN record about 10 years ago, playing it and thinking 'how the hell has this never had any plays' then it goes into that strange 'should old aquaintance be forgot' section which is a little messy, god knows whose idea it was! Still a terrifc record though, great vocals and a storming chorus....Good to see it posted on this thread

bloody brilliant stafford anthem which is still a cheap record,at least it was when i bought it,incredible when heard LOUD

jason

Arnie

That's a cool track - it's going straight onto my mp3 player.

My Choice for today is

CAROL ANDERSON - HOLDING ON / YOU BOY - MID-TOWN

Lovely Detroit Xover imho of course

Cheers

Swifty

top side came out with another, better flip imho, 'It wouldn't matter to a dog'? on the midtown logo. but great pick non the less.

Atmospheric Soul from Wesley Paige with "You Turn Me Around" and coupled with a fantastic deep soul track "Blame It On Your Love".

steve

https://youtu.be/5tM_rie7rQQ

https://youtu.be/rK9A20BOwwA

Frankie Saunders "Take Another Look"

bloody brilliant stafford anthem which is still a cheap record,at least it was when i bought it,incredible when heard LOUD

jason

Big fav that one Jason, and deffo worth hunting out on Sho-Me rather than Juana, coz ya get another minute and a half of the superb flip "Blues Time In Birmingham"

steve

https://youtu.be/jxWqH1MJkRM

Double sider from me today.Drown My Heart is one of the best bits of Latin I've heard & still sounds as good now as the first time I ever heard it (if not better?).Another car fave for me & the boss.

David Coleman-Drown My Heart Barry

Foolish Heart isn't one that hits you straight away but once you've played it a couple times it'll get in your head & the one you'll find yourself whistling at work??

David Coleman - My Foolish Heart Barry

Cheers

Martyn

Drown my heart is wonderful-how much for this nowadays??

Tony

Drown my heart is wonderful-how much for this nowadays??

Tony

Tony

It's always been around the hundred pound mark (give or take),even though it's been picking more plays up of late it doesn't seem to have gone up in price?Must admit since getting my issue I've seen more demo's for sale??Brilliant tune & sounds sooooooo good played out

Cheers

Martyn

Abraham & his Sons " Your mother understood " Revue. Top tune this should be played more, another one that seems strangely unkown to a lot of folks, Not SSs am sure, and is a common 45 and cheep

Edited November 3, 201113 yr by miff

One of the Carnival tunes that sees regular carpet action in my yard..

https://youtu.be/L_s_l4CZHwI

T

Think that's what's great about this thread,some great stuff been thrown up that makes you think "I must dig that out & stick it in the playbox...........again"

Been after a Louise for awhile now but hasn't been the easiest tune to track down even though it's a cheapie?

Cheers

Martyn

Always been a hard one to find,i got lucky bagged a demo & issue on thesame day,will keep my eyes open for you

Hope you don't mind me mentioning this and it is probably a fact you are aware of, but the same record was recorded twice on Volt that version being the more 70s track. The reason I know is that I had the record stolen maybe twenty years ago and when I eventually got another one it was a different cut. fortunately both tracks are blinders and I still have both. Sorry if I am informing you of facts your probably aware of but though would be worth a mention. All the Best Tony L Preston Lancs

My numero uno JACKIE WILSON track, as with the RANCE ALLEN record, a simply awesome vocal performance, again one of the most accomplished ever cut, a true musical genius at his peak with a voice made in heaven and a range no other artist could match....

Hi Rich truly awesome what some may not be aware of the single white demo was given away as a freeby with the LP when it was first issued. Many people get mistaken thinking they have a British white demo copy of the record but in fact it was released without the larger American middle and has serrated edges around the run out just like many British records do. I am only aware because a friend still has the LP sealed with single inside unopened, Oddball?. All the best Tony L Preston

Hi On One

I don't mind you mentioning it. Don't know much about this record. When you say a different cut, are you referring to the talking bit towards the end? When I first heard this on an MP3 on someones website, I think the fade out omitted the talking bit, but my copy includes it. I've also seen a copy where the label has got more detailed numbering etc on it. My copy was sold to me as VG+ I think, and is my only ebay purchase where I felt the description was wrong coz it's noisy on the quiet intro - pity. However, as you say it's a great record which has been commented on by a few others on here. The Vid is, of course, a classic. Wonder whether this was in his set list for the Torch gig?

ATB

Mike

Gave this some early night spins in the past....

If you don't know this,prepare to throw away your Josie copies....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ZsMjTOwNYY&feature=results_main&playnext=1&list=PL28D1A0EE0C3A9885

Edited November 3, 201113 yr by KevH

Abraham & his Sons " Your mother understood " Revue. Top tune this should be played more, another one that seems strangely unkown to a lot of folks, Not SSs am sure, and is a common 45 and cheep

Abraham & His Sons Your Mother Understood

Lovely track that, been getting into the flip of it too lately "I Can't Do Without You"

steve

The more I play this the better it gets! superb vocal, Unlimited Four "True Love Is Hard To Find"

steve

https://youtu.be/-9EcsrOeKCo

Lovely track that, been getting into the flip of it too lately "I Can't Do Without You"

steve

You're right there Steve, a tough one to call which is best side.

gary