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

Gonna be a bit cheeky and post 2 this morning. Don't know anything about this group but the song originally came out on Paradox Records. It's currently getting some hammer in my record room. Fantastic lilting horn playing.

Regards,

Dave

This is tickling my fancy this morning.

Exotics "Let's Get Together"

a cracker Gary! see George Kerr and Sid Barnes amonst the writers credits too!

and a Motown "jobete" tune?

steve

Gonna be a bit cheeky and post 2 this morning. Don't know anything about this group but the song originally came out on Paradox Records. It's currently getting some hammer in my record room. Fantastic lilting horn playing.

Regards,

Dave

Charlene and The Soul Seranaders "Love Changes"

big fav Dave, I've only got that demo, missed out on the issue of this

steve

Another one just up loaded to youtube, Not previously on there. Instamental this time that got the floor bouncing at the Pier, The Miami Sound - Fight the Power - Glades LP only track

Another one just up loaded to youtube, Not previously on there. Instamental this time that got the floor bouncing at the Pier, The Miami Sound - Fight the Power - Glades LP only track

Miff

You've been spending to much time with JC (Tom Paddison)

Cheers

Martyn

The Esquire,s The Feeling,s Gone. Bunky.

Bit of 70t's magic from me today.

Serena Johnson-All Work & No Play Big 2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0ynqiSEWa4

Cheers

Martyn

Bit of 70t's magic from me today.

Serena Johnson-All Work & No Play Big 2

Cheers

Martyn

cracking bit of crossover Martyn

steve

Edited December 2, 201113 yr by Soul-Integrity

The Esquire,s The Feeling,s Gone. Bunky.

spot on! Great pick, theres a few Esquires on Bunky that are great, like this and "How Could It Be" and "Everybody's Laughing" and none will break the bank!

steve

FROM MANY MOONS AGO ENJOY

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

FORGOT THE FLIP

KEV

Edited December 2, 201113 yr by kevinsoulman

Someone beat me to posting I like The Way I Feel, so here's another of Darrow's Revue 45's

This morning's offering: Top class vocals from an underated group. Great label too! Midtempo magic with a tinge of Tijuana trumpet thrown in for good measure.

Regards,

Dave

Walter Jackson - If I had my way - Chisound. Just love this track not rare just good available on 45 LP or think it got a release on a CD to, just an awsome soul record and showss the tallant of the man, so underated,

Just got myself a copy of this little gem for the price of a Chinky!

JOE SIMON - WHEN - SS7

Swifty

Fred Hughes. I Understand. Brunswick.

Someone beat me to posting I like The Way I Feel, so here's another of Darrow's Revue 45's

Darrow Fletcher "Sitting There That Night"

one of my fav tracks by the talented Mr Fletcher, also came out on the flip of his Jacklyn release "What Have I Got Now" making that an essential double sider

steve

Just got myself a copy of this little gem for the price of a Chinky!

JOE SIMON - WHEN - SS7

Swifty

essential stuff Swifty! always wondered why it's called "When"??? I always thought the title should have been "Celebration" or something?

steve

essential stuff Swifty! always wondered why it's called "When"??? I always thought the title should have been "Celebration" or something?

steve

Funny that Steve , 'cause on the youtube clip I think that's what they had put , so I listened carefully and agree a strange title

as 'When' has nothing to do with it as far as I can tell.

Swifty

Funny that Steve , 'cause on the youtube clip I think that's what they had put , so I listened carefully and agree a strange title

as 'When' has nothing to do with it as far as I can tell.

Swifty

ha ha, yeah it's my clip, forgot I'd said that

steve

For a cheapie, I always thought this sounded like one of those "money" records,

Classy tune in my book.

Eldees "Don't Be Afraid To Love"

https://youtu.be/2yzu7GHLrr0

steve

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XoHb0NfxAc

Is the Volt release the same or is it a different take ?

sure it's the same take Don

hmmm, just played the volt copy and the lead guitar seem further down in the mix, also ovide copies state a playing time of 2.47 where it states 3.12 on the volt copy

Edited December 3, 201113 yr by bri pinch

NOT BEING GREEDY JUST THOUGHT THEY SHOULD BE HEARD TOGETHER

HOPE YOU LIKE EM

KEV

Edited December 3, 201113 yr by kevinsoulman

Flicked through my box today...one stood out...

Huns Review - 'Don't Make Me Love You' (Sorro)

hmmm, just played the volt copy and the lead guitar seem further down in the mix, also ovide copies state a playing time of 2.47 where it states 3.12 on the volt copy

Seem a bit different to me Bri but then my ears are very old.

essential stuff Swifty! always wondered why it's called "When"??? I always thought the title should have been "Celebration" or something?

steve

great sound.

, bought it myself

got this for the other side, but listen to this more , love it.

This morning's offering: Big meaty Beat Ballad by Jeffrey Bowen. Haven't heard this for man a year. Dragged it out yesterday and remembered how good it was. No place at venues for this stuff anymore...:-( Record rooms only?

Regards,

Dave

This morning's offering: Top class vocals from an underated group. Great label too! Midtempo magic with a tinge of Tijuana trumpet thrown in for good measure.

Regards,

Dave

The commands were GIs stationed in texas. By the time this last record came out, it was pretty much a different group. Only Dan Henderson was an original member. Most of the rest of the members were previously of the group the Justifiers on Kim.

Just coming round after a cracking night at York Soul Club.One of the best night's of the year for me,some awesome tunes played by all dj's.Mr Massey was guest dj & he was in spakling form & nearly did me an injury by making me dance to 4 records on the trot..........something I don't think I've done since Wigan So here's one to sooth the aches & pains.

Gene Chandler And Barbara Acklin-Will I Find Love Brunswick

Cheers

Martyn

Mine for today is one of my alltime favourites (Thanks Baz (soulfulshoes) )

SIDNEY JOE QUALLS - RUN TO ME - DAKAR

Cheers

Swifty

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1c0Uwln0EE4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJEe3DLqW8o

Edited December 4, 201113 yr by KevH

Thanks Swifty, you are very welcome, glad its gone to a good home Still a crackin track should be worth £000s in my opinion!!!!!!!!

Mine for today is one of my alltime favourites (Thanks Baz (soulfulshoes) )

SIDNEY JOE QUALLS - RUN TO ME - DAKAR

Cheers

Swifty

Hi. Ive not posted for a week or so, so i had a think about something a little different, very cheep easy to get hold of but yet relatively unknown..... I think !!!!!!

Flip side as well, i just love the slow build up into the sooooooooo soulful, sooooo catchy hook.... J,H,T & D - You cant blame me!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOpmkf72Syw

Edited December 4, 201113 yr by Soulfulshoes

And this

Ta.

Edited December 4, 201113 yr by ken

Feeling a bit more spritely today so it's something up-tempo from me.

The Satisfactions-Take It Or Leave It Smash

Cheers

Martyn

This morning's offering: Great midtempo from a group that I think originally contained Tamala Lewis in the line up, (as The Pets). Discovered by Bill Lovett and produced by the NJ maestro Joe Evans. Real top notch quality, all of their outings.

Regards,

Dave

This morning's offering: Great midtempo from a group that I think originally contained Tamala Lewis in the line up, (as The Pets). Discovered by Bill Lovett and produced by the NJ maestro Joe Evans. Real top notch quality, all of their outings.

Regards,

Dave

Dave

New to me but what a lovely girlie dancer

Cheers

Martyn

Firstly if i`ve posted this before i must appologise, loseing it abit these days I know i meant too just can`t find it so guess i didn`t Anyway played this along side the next one im going to post on Friday night and thought they sounded so good together. A little 60s girlie thing!!!!!!

Edited December 5, 201113 yr by Soulfulshoes

Is it just me..... or is that animation above, just soooooo sexy ( must get out more)!!!!!! If anyones got her number:)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2O_NzVWwoCU

Edited December 5, 201113 yr by Soulfulshoes

TYRONE DAVIS....'You keep me holding on'...

Lovely piece of Chicago Soul from 1971...Just back from Barcelona and boy will this old Soul be sleeping heavy tonight!

https://youtu.be/4YWfK9yh53Y

This morning's offering: Great midtempo from a group that I think originally contained Tamala Lewis in the line up, (as The Pets). Discovered by Bill Lovett and produced by the NJ maestro Joe Evans. Real top notch quality, all of their outings.

Regards,

Dave

Great midtempo Dave.Brings back memories when i wasn't going out,just armchairing.Got this from JM's in Newark,sold it cos i'm stupid.