any remember this being played at what era it belonged to

wigan / mecca etc

i like it personally but very much old school

any remember this being played at what era it belonged to

wigan / mecca etc

i like it personally but very much old school

I remember it from the late 70s got played everwhere It even got booted. Brings back memories for me inparticular an all dayer at Matlock Pavillion on a nice hot summer day. Think its strickly for the revival nights now

have you heard vocal of it

not reallly upto much but if curious will throw up

mike

have you heard vocal of it

not reallly upto much but if curious will throw up

mike

Guess you mean the vocal by Hank Diamond do you Mike?

Put a soundclip on here & we'll all throw up

Awful record IMVHO of course....

Guess you mean the vocal by Hank Diamond do you Mike?

Put a soundclip on here & we'll all throw up

Awful record IMVHO of course....

yep, though lyrics made me laugh

"dreams will come true on soul source..."

It was played at Wigan at the end of 78 Mark, but only lasted a couple of weeks before being pressed.

Hi guys   Thank for inviting me Back this Saturday As guest DJ  I have supported the venue for some time now but it  just gets better & better  with just good  (  SOUL )  music  .  and just for  £ 5 ,   A Great night out   SO come along to see for yourself . your  WELCOME .     Kev just  putt one of my record on        we hope to see you Saturday.     little GEORGE.

Wheel spin ,  most likely. 

    thanks for reviving this thread George 😉

13 minutes ago, Ian Parker said:

Wheel spin ,  most likely. 

    thanks for reviving this thread George 😉

Ian i Definitely heard it at the casino,  As i was much too young for the torch or wheel, Think it even started getting played in M,s if i.m not mistaken 

Steve 

Undoubtably played “first” by many, many radio stations stateside and wherever the track was issued around the world at the time of release in 1965. Oh, and don’t forget Cal would have performed it countless times on the innumerable jazz circuit venues he would have attended. 

Big record at the KGB Sheffield around 79/80 and easily 5 or 6 times a night. Even got pressed up.

A touch of velvet was also hard on its heels along with Black Power.

Amazing what filled the floor really.

Ed

Edited January 8, 20205 yr by Tomangoes
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On 27/11/2005 at 18:53, Cunnie said:

 

Guess you mean the vocal by Hank Diamond do you Mike?

 

Put a soundclip on here & we'll all throw up

 

Awful record IMVHO of course....

Was this the same Hank Diamond that had a single with his wife, Carol, on Workshop Jazz (Motown related) ?

"Soul Sauce" is a remake of an early 50's tune from Cal. I think  the original version 

of the song was from the 40's - 

 

4 minutes ago, The Yank said:

"Soul Sauce" is a remake of an early 50's tune from Cal. I think  the original version 

of the song was from the 40's - 

 

Oh it goes it a bit further back than that my friend 1948

 

I agree with you 100% which is why I wrote " I think the original version of the song was from the 40's".

47 minutes ago, The Yank said:

I agree with you 100% which is why I wrote " I think the original version of the song was from the 40's".

Sorry I missed that....age again

i found  DJ copy on a stall in portobello road in the early 70s for a few shillings ..and sold it to dave edwards a few years back

I found a copy in a junk shop in Aberdeen of all places around 77/78 and always thought it was original ... but turns out it's the boot.  Never knew it got played at the time (hence why I thought it was areal un as never knew it was booted). Always sort of liked it but never brave enough to play it out back then as a bit 'off the wall' latin/jazz a real Marmite record.  ... and would yo have had to cover it up as couldn't pronounce his name 🙂 

 

Edited January 17, 20205 yr by Soulstrutter